Jheovanny Gomez, the Colombia-born co-owner of Tuscaloosa's Jalapeño's Mexican Grill restaurants, has launched a fundraiser to support disaster relief in his home country following a major earthquake.
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Stillman College has officially announced the return of Tiger football, restoring a proud tradition that has united generations of students, alumni, and the Tuscaloosa community.
With students returning to classrooms across Alabama, ALEA is asking drivers to slow down, put their phones away and pay extra attention around schools and buses.
Alabama wrapped up its first scrimmage of fall camp inside Bryan-Denny Stadium on Thursday morning. Check out the scrimmage in a photo gallery from UA!
Following Alabama’s first fall scrimmage, Kalen DeBoer discussed the rebuilt inside linebacker room and highlighted Luke Metz’s sideline-to-sideline ability and continued development.
Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer met with the media following the Tide's first scrimmage of fall camp. He told reporters about two new injuries in the Tide's RB room.
Pickens County is set to name a new superintendent Tuesday at 6 p.m. Jeff Campbell, the former Gordo High principal, has been running things since July when Shawn McDaniel left for Bevill State.
A Tuscaloosa city program funded by a penny sales tax has helped more than 600 students earn college credit for free, and that's just one piece of the story.
Local leaders detailed nearly $200 million in road projects underway across Tuscaloosa County, including Northport's Lurleen Wallace Boulevard upgrades.
Alabama has officially proclaimed September as Sepsis Awareness Month, joining a nationwide effort to increase awareness of the potentially deadly medical emergency.
Five doctors, months of frustration, and one stubborn wound that wouldn't heal. Then a local Tuscaloosa business changed everything in less than 24 hours.
Tuscaloosa's three top local government leaders addressed data centers during the annual State of the Community panel Wednesday, laying out the conditions under which they would welcome the increasingly controversial facilities.
Alabama held a special primary this week, but only about five percent of registered voters showed up, making it one of the lowest turnouts the state has ever seen.