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When Forrest and Christin Brown couldn't find ice cream in downtown Tuscaloosa for their three kids, they had an idea to change that. This summer, their ice cream business approaches its one-year anniversary.

The City of Tuscaloosa Municipal Court is currently hiring a Municipal Court Bailiff.

Feed the kids some of the best Mexican food in town. And at a special price for summer.

The Kristen Amerson Youth Foundation is inviting families to a free private screening of Toy Story 5, complete with complimentary popcorn and drinks.

Heavy rain and saturated grounds have forced the cancellation of Friday's Live at the Plaza event, with organizers planning to reschedule later this summer.

Highway 69 is back open, folks, but brace for some serious traffic. It's one of those days when patience might be your best road companion.

Tuscaloosa broke ground Thursday on an expansion of the Belk Center at Bowers Park that will add a new indoor therapy pool, updated lobby and locker rooms, and enhancements to the roof, gym floor and parking lot.

Heavy rain has turned Highway 69 into a tricky situation, with debris blocking the way. Safety first – let’s get the latest on this closure.

Former Alabama running back Mark Ingram II has been inducted into the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame after a stellar pro career.

Former Alabama men's basketball player and Mobile, Alabama native Mikhail Torrance passed away on Thursday, it was announced.

The Crimson Tide will travel to Des Moines for a neutral-site matchup with the Hawkeyes this season after a two-game, neutral site series was announced.

The heart of Downtown Northport is City Cafe, which has been pumping since 1931. But just up the block, on the corner of Main Avenue and 5th Street, a younger anchor has spent the last 13 years quietly reshaping Saturdays downtown.

Drivers who use the busy Skyland Boulevard and McFarland Boulevard corridor will have a chance to weigh in on how to improve it later this month.

Imagine stepping into a role that could change your life, right here in West Alabama, with a family that values experience and connection.

One position with extreme pressure for Alabama in 2026 is the running back room. Who can help the Crimson Tide return to prominence in the run game?

Tropical Storm Arthur could bring heavy rain, flash flooding, and a few isolated tornadoes to parts of Alabama.

West Tuscaloosa's Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School has a new principal, who is stepping up after his predecessor left the system to take another role in Huntsville.

The husband of the young nurse and mother who was shot and killed outside Tuscaloosa's DCH Regional Medical Center has sued the hospital, it's third-party security firm and the alleged shooter over her death.

Jerica and Scott Whittle's Turbo Coffee is a family-owned space built around unique, seasonal drinks and the fresh, house-made food to go with them.

West Alabama faces heavy rain and flooding concerns, along with the potential for severe storms on Thursday and Friday.

The Tuscaloosa City Council has approved a $5.75 million incentives package to redevelop a portion of the Springbrook neighborhood off McFarland Boulevard, bringing new-to-market restaurants and retailers to District 7.

Support the Northport Civitan Club and enjoy the delicious meat.

They would love to feed your kiddos this summer.

Imagine a place where kids can play, learn, and even win prizes — that’s happening at the Safety Fair this Saturday!

As the nation gears up for its big 2-5-0, Alabama's choice for the time capsule isn't sitting well with everyone. Let's unpack that.

Developing weather conditions has prompted a Flood Watch for parts of Alabama.

Alabama men's basketball released jersey numbers for its seven new players on Tuesday afternoon.

Nearly every graduate leaving Tuscaloosa City Schools this summer has a plan for what comes next.

We break down the Alabama football team position by position as we prepare for the Crimson Tide's 2026 season! First up: The quarterbacks.

When Melvin Cannon decided to open his own restaurant after more than two decades in some of Tuscaloosa's best-known kitchens, he had no interest in joining the pack downtown.