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Comedian LP is bringing comedy, music and live entertainment to the Bama Theatre this summer with “A Night To Remember with LP Vol. 1.

One person was fatally shot, and another was injured when Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's deputies attempted to serve a warrant Thursday morning.

From the heart of Mobile to Hollywood's spotlight, a young director is flipping the script on his career—just wait until you hear his latest film's twist.

Fans can kick off the Alabama Shakes celebration early with a lineup of special events and festivities leading up to the concert.

Alabama forward Amari Allen will return to the Crimson Tide for his sophomore season, he announced on social media on Wednesday's draft deadline.

An Alabama community landed on Southern Living’s list of top beach towns.

Summer movies are coming back to Tuscaloosa and the historic Bama Theatre with plenty of great choices for the entire family.

Mark your calendars, Crimson Tide fans! Kickoff times and TV channels have been announced for Alabama's first three games of 2026.

Elected officials, professional athletes and brand representatives gathered on vacant land in North Tuscaloosa on Wednesday morning to break ground on the new $150 million Sports Illustrated resort expected to open in about two years.

A head-on crash in Pickens County on Memorial Day killed an Aliceville man and injured two others, including an infant.

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The Tuscaloosa County School System is looking for bus drivers and will train the right candidates from the ground up — including covering the cost of earning a commercial driver's license.

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey told reporters on Tuesday night that the SEC has voted to play conference games the week before rivalry week, effectively getting rid of "cupcake week."

The Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association is searching for the best big catfish photos of the summer as anglers across the region cast their entries into a new online contest.

Former Alabama running back Josh Jacobs was arrested on Tuesday with 5 charges, stemming from a May 23 incident.

There's a young boy in Tuscaloosa with a dream that stretches all the way to the Holy Land. His journey is as heartwarming as it is challenging.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer explained why the Crimson Tide's 2027 recruiting class might look smaller compared to the previous two cycles.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer addressed the media for roughly 15 minutes at the SEC Spring Meetings on Tuesday morning.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer didn't reveal his preferred playoff format when asked at SEC Spring Meetings, saying it's best not to put it in the committee's hands.

New Google Trends data reveals the fast food dessert Alabama residents searched for more than any other sweet treat.

Drivers crossing the Woolsey Finnell Bridge on McFarland Boulevard in Tuscaloosa should expect travel delays and intermittent lane closures next week.

In a surprising twist, federal judges in Alabama have put a stop to major changes in congressional maps. What does this mean for local voters?

The SEC isn't on the same page with College Football Playoff expansion, and while Greg Sankey may want one thing, it appears his athletic directors want an expanded playoff.

A Flood Watch is in effect for some West Alabama counties as saturated soil raises the risk of flooding.

Rob Vaughn and the Crimson Tide secure a top-eight seed in the NCAA Baseball Tournament, their first since 2006, and will host a regional at Sewell-Thomas Stadium for the first time since 2023.

Portions of Alabama are under a marginal severe weather risk and a flood watch this Memorial Day.

A West Alabama man died Sunday after a boating accident on Lake Demopolis in Marengo County, Alabama State Troopers have confirmed.

A recent popular theory has people rethinking how they sit in Adirondack chairs.

Fork In The Road Foundation is preparing for a summer full of learning, field trips and hands-on activities with its 2026 Summer Camp program.

Tuscaloosa teens and young adults can now apply for a summer jobs program offering paid work experience through Temporary Emergency Services.