Meg Dowdy is a Regional Content Director for Townsquare Media. She's worked in broadcasting for over 20 years, covering everything from local news to the latestTikTok trends. Meg was named one of Edison Media Research's "30 Under 30" in 2008, the Alabama Broadcasters Association's Best Medium Market News Reporter in 2021, and the recipient of Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio's Luminate Mentorship in 2023. Meg also serves as the National Contesting Director for Townsquare Media, creating compelling contesting campaigns for TSM's 357 local radio stations as well its portfolio of national brands. She lives in Alabama and can be found on any given Saturday cheering on the Crimson Tide.
Meg Dowdy
Will a Gas Shortage Impact Drivers in Tuscaloosa, Alabama?
Drivers in Alabama have been seen lining up at the pump in an attempt to fill up their fuel tanks. Could a gas shortage be in the future for Tuscaloosa?
The Jaw-Dropping Reason Why This West Alabama Dollar General Was Forced to Close
A viral post on social media reveals the surprising reason why a popular retailer had to shut its doors.
Light Memorial Creates Touching Tribute to COVID-19 Casualties in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
A group of healthcare workers joined together to create a tribute to the lives lost during the pandemic and honor the strength and resiliency of those who survived.
Overturned Vehicle Causes Major Delays on University Boulevard in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
An early morning wreck is causing delays for commuters in the Druid City this morning.
You Can See NASA’s Rocket Launch from Your Backyard Saturday Night in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
NASA is launching a new rocket Saturday night, and there's a chance you'll be able to see it from your backyard right here in West Alabama.
Experience Breathtaking Views of Bryant-Denny Inside the Most Expensive Penthouse in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
There's a reason this condo costs $2.2 MILLION, and you've got to see it to believe it.
The Terrifying Reason Why Cars in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Are Not Safe in the Dark
We all know it's important to lock our car doors, as anything left in an unlocked vehicle could be stolen; however, even locked cars aren't safe in Tuscaloosa.
UPDATE: 22,000 Without Power in West Alabama; 7,000 Outages in Tuscaloosa County Alone
Thousands of West Alabamians are in the dark following a round of severe weather Tuesday afternoon.
High Winds Destroy Mobile Home Just Outside of Greensboro, Alabama
A complex system of severe storms made its way across West Alabama today, leaving significant damage in its wake.
Power Outage, Storm Damage Reports for West Alabama and Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Over 3,400 residents are without power after severe storms moved across West Alabama Tuesday afternoon.