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The city of Tuscaloosa's water department is going all in on National Lakes Appreciation Month this July with a boatload of events and activities at Lake Tuscaloosa, Lake Nicol and Harris Lake.

The state of Alabama has a plethora of talent in the 2027 recruiting class. Where are the top prospects in the state committed to play their college ball?

A Tuscaloosa woman has been charged with felony child abuse after a 9-month-old boy was found dead Tuesday afternoon, and more serious charges may follow.

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DCH Health System President and CEO Katrina Keefer has been elected to the Alabama Hospital Association's Board of Trustees, where she will serve as West Regional Council Representative.

Alabama defensive back Bray Hubbard earns preseason All-American recognition from the Walter Camp Football Foundation.

Two on-air personalities at Birmingham country station 102.5 The Bull are out as part of a nationwide round of layoffs at iHeartMedia, described as one of the largest workforce reductions in radio history.

A two-vehicle crash in Sumter County killed a woman from the Ward community Sunday morning.

Former Alabama cornerback Terrion Arnold has been released by the Detroit Lions amid allegations of kidnapping and armed robbery.

Drivers on US-43 in Tuscaloosa County should plan for delays starting this week as ALDOT begins a multi-month resurfacing project.

This July Fourth, ditch the usual fireworks and whip up some colorful treats that will light up your table instead.

Take a trip back in time to see more than 100 years of Fourth of July celebrations including how our troops celebrated while deployed overseas.

Former Alabama cornerback Terrion Arnold was granted bond conditionally on Monday during a pre-trial detention hearing in Florida, stemming from a February incident.

A new community workshop series starting in July aims to give Tuscaloosa residents the tools they need to resolve conflict before it escalates.

A familiar back-to-school tradition is returning to Tuscaloosa, giving residents a chance to clear parking tickets while helping local youngsters in need.

The Moundville Farmers Market celebrates its grand opening Tuesday with local vendors, fresh produce, and a community-focused mission.

West Alabama remains under a Heat Advisory. Here's when "feels like" temperatures are expected to climb above 99 degrees on Monday, June 29.

Rising seventh through ninth graders are invited to Football Summer Conditioning as I Dream Big Charter School prepares for the upcoming season.

A man who escaped an Alabama work release center in 2019 has been extradited to Florida to face charges in an alleged machete carjacking.

I Dream Big Charter School is inviting rising seventh through ninth grade girls to attend basketball tryouts on June 30 in Tuscaloosa.

Heat Advisory details for Alabama as dangerous heat pushes temperatures and heat index values to hazardous levels.

The Freedom Day Back to School Bash returns July 15 with free backpacks, school supplies, giveaways and resources for Tuscaloosa families.

Alabama is showcasing its history, culture and innovation at the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., as part of America's 250th celebration.

Alabama adds its first wide receiver to the Crimson Tide's 2027 recruiting class, with four-star wide receiver Osani Gayles committing to Alabama.

Organizers are urging families to attend Saturday’s Stop the Violence Community Day Out, bringing healing, resources and hope to Palmore Park.

Some antidepressants and psychiatric medications may increase the risk of overheating and dehydration during extreme summer temperatures.

See West Alabama's county-by-county guide to peak heat hours and feels-like temperatures as dangerous heat builds over the next several days.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

Impact Nation Fellowship Church invites the Tuscaloosa community and surrounding regions to join the events planned for the church dedication weekend.

Seattle Seahawks employees traveled through Alabama as part of a five-day Civil Rights learning tour designed to deepen their understanding of Black history