101.7 The River

Concern spread in Pickens County after two boaters failed to return from a morning fishing trip, prompting a multi-agency response near Vienna Boat Ramp.

A tense morning unfolded on Fosters Ferry Road as law enforcement responded to a reported armed standoff. Details are still coming in, so stay tuned.

Hank Williams Junior, who now has a home in the Tuscaloosa area, should be booked to play live at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

According to research, certain US states have people who enjoy taking a walk of the dark side.

The Literacy Council of West Alabama’s BookStock returns, bringing books, crafts, and a parade.

It's not just a trophy; it's a symbol of commitment to the kids and community. This principal's got his priorities straight!

Alabama men's basketball head coach Nate Oats confirmed during media availability that Charles Bediako will remain on scholarship, regardless of Judge Pruet's ruling on Bediako's injunction.

The long-awaited capital murder trial for Luther Bernard Watkins, Jr. officially kicked off Monday in Tuscaloosa, and is currently on its fifth day of jury selection.

Tuscaloosa Judge Daniel Pruet has not yet reached a decision as of lunch time on Friday, February 6 in the case of Charles Bediako's eligibility.

The Homecoming Parade is marching into history as Stillman College hosts its 150th Anniversary Parade.

The pandemic reshaped our routines, and now many are embracing the idea of outsourcing chores. It's not just about clean houses; it’s about reclaiming free time.

The Tuscaloosa County Spelling Bee was held at Chapel Hill Baptist Church and sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Tuscaloosa.

Earlier tonight, West Alabama, community spirit shone bright as local heroes were celebrated at the Chamber's annual meeting. Let's dive into the heartfelt moments that made the night special.

The Junior League of Tuscaloosa hosts “A Night Out for Every Woman,” an event dedicated to supporting women who do it all.

Kentuck Art Center kicks off its 2026 exhibition season February 5 with Art Night, debuting two new exhibitions centered on faith, spirit, and creative freedom.

Just when you thought a change was on the horizon, Tuscaloosa schools are keeping the ship steady with a familiar captain at the helm.

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has filed an affidavit in Tuscaloosa Circuit Court, backing the NCAA against Alabama center Charles Bediako.

Celebrating local heroes this Black History Month, one name shines bright: Joe Biggs Jr., a dedicated educator shaping futures right here in Tuscaloosa.

The junior sensation continues to rack up awards and honors

Alabama has announced its date and opponent for their homecoming game for the 2026-2027 season.

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has his appeal denied by the NCAA after seeking an additional year of eligibility. Chambliss joins a slew of players who have now sued the NCAA for an extra year in college football

Tuscaloosa Circuit Court Judge Daniel Pruet denied Charles Bediako's request to postpone his NCAA hearing, and the hearing is set for Friday morning.

Water repair update from Mayor Joe Barger

Nate Oats picked up his 29th technical foul in Wednesday's 100-97 win over Texas A&M where Oats shared some insight on the call.

Amari Allen steps up big time against the Texas A&M Aggies after his down performance this past weekend against the Florida Gators.

Black History Makers of Alabama in action. Here’s how the Beta Eta Zeta Chapter and its President, Lashandra Garner, exemplify servant leadership.

The Alabama backcourt duo of Labaron Philon and Aden Holloway solidified the victory for Alabama over Texas A&M in the second half with big performances from three and at the free-throw line.

There’s a fresh voice in Tuscaloosa, and he’s all about kindness in a world that often feels uncertain. Stay tuned for his take on our evolving job market.

There is a new Medicare scam making the rounds in the Tuscaloosa area.

The benefit concert is for One Mission Tuscaloosa County.