President Donald Trump still plans to be in Tuscaloosa on Saturday for the Alabama-Georgia game, a White House correspondent said Friday morning, even with Hurricane Isaias bearing down on the state.
Power crews across the South are staging equipment right now from Tuscaloosa southward, getting ready for Hurricane Isaias to hit the Gulf Coast this weekend.
The University of Alabama has altered gameday operations, including tailgating on the quad, with the impending arrival of hurricane Isaias. Here is what you need to know.
Kyle South is resigning as president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama at the end of October to take a position with the University of Alabama System.
Hurricane Isaias strengthens, and West Alabama is watching closely. Here’s the latest on what’s developing and what you need to know heading into the weekend.
The initial availability report was just released for the Crimson Tide's primetime matchup with the Georgia Bulldogs. Who is listed on Wednesday night?
The Crimson Tide's Saturday kickoff currently remains as is against Georgia, but the SEC and the University of Alabama will continue to monitor the weather.
Investigators with the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit are working a death investigation at the Tuscaloosa County Jail after a woman died there Tuesday night.
Acclaimed violinist Melissa White, a founding member of the Grammy-winning Harlem Quartet, will perform with the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra later this month.
President Trump told a pool of reporters on Wednesday that his attendance for Alabama and Georgia on Saturday will be "determined" by the status of Hurricane Isaias.
Tuscaloosa County voters are deciding whether to let the city's mayor enroll in Alabama's state pension system, a question that has been on absentee ballots since September 9 and reaches the polls November 3.