An annual, weeklong civic education camp will bring hundreds of the state’s best and brightest high school seniors to the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa over the next two weeks.
Celebrating the Memorial Day Holiday Weekend, 92.9 WTUG, along with Mary K., will broadcast live at Julio Jones Kia this Saturday, May 23, from 11 a.m. to 2 pm.
Tuscaloosa Farmers Market is ramping up for summer with Tuesday markets, featuring themes like Tomato Sandwich Day and Peach Party, all while local farmers showcase their fresh goods.
Praise 93.3 & 790 WTSK, a beloved voice in our community, has been named a candidate for Small Market Radio Station of the Year at the prestigious 41st Annual Stellar Awards, AGAIN!
When the storms roll in, a local coalition steps up to ensure no one faces the harsh weather alone. Let’s talk about their lifesaving work in our community.
A Tuscaloosa man has been charged with murder after a preliminary autopsy found that a woman whose body he allegedly dumped in Greene County died by asphyxiation.
You won't believe the heat Alabama's softball team is bringing this postseason, shutting down USC Upstate and swinging for the fences. What a spectacle at Rhoads Stadium!
The first Director of Development of Tuscaloosa’s under-construction Saban Center will leave that role to return to the DCH Foundation, where she has been named a vice president.
Alabama offensive lineman William Sanders shared an update on his health with Gary Harris on Tide 100.9 on Tuesday morning after he missed spring with a back injury.
A longtime grocer is making moves to open his sixth local Piggly Wiggly store, replacing the recently closed Winn-Dixie in the east Tuscaloosa neighborhood of Five Points.
The family of a teenager who was killed when a driver struck her as she was walking in Tuscaloosa has sued, accusing her of causing wrongful death by running a red light six months ago.
A crash alert from a safety app helped loved ones find the cell phone and eventually the remains of a missing Northport woman allegedly dumped in Greene County by a Tuscaloosa man.
Two stores in Tuscaloosa are now allowed to sell THC seltzers to qualified buyers again after new requirements under Alabama law pulled the products from shelves statewide in January.
Senior third baseman Jason Torres delivered a standout performance, leading Alabama to a 6-2 victory over No. 15 Ole Miss in Saturday’s rubber match, overcoming his recent slump.