Gov. Ivey Allocates $49M in Federal Relief Funds for Education
Gov. Kay Ivey announced that almost $49 million in federal virus response money would be used to assist in digital learning and other education budget needs.
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FDA Toxic Hand Sanitizers List Has Been Updated
The FDA Toxic Hand Sanitizers List Has Been Updated.
Summer Camp Introduces Kids To Native American Arts & Culture
Looking for a summer camp? Check out the Virtual Indian Summer Day Camp with the Moundville Archaeological Park, which will take place July 13 – 17, 2020.
New Group Expresses Concern Over UA's Return to Campus Plan
A new organization is expressing concern over the University of Alabama's plan for students, staff, and faculty to return to campus.
It's Guaranteed You'll Hear These Songs At ANY HBCU
Today, I woke up thinking about my college days. I thought back to all of the parties I went to at Bethune-Cookman University and all of the events I've DJ'd for the school. It's crazy how the events always feel like one big family reunion. You'll have your arguments, your hugs, …
City of Tuscaloosa to Distribute Free Face Coverings July 7th
The City of Tuscaloosa plans to hand out free face coverings Tuesday, July 7th, at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater.
My Son Is 5 Months Old Today! It's Been A Fun Ride So Far!
I'm 5 months in with this parenting thing and man has it been fun. When I say fun, I mean tiring, stressful, rewarding, and entertaining lol.
Tuscaloosa County Sees Pistol Permit Applications Spike in June
Amid widespread national unrest and a local spike in violent crime, applications for concealed carry pistol permits skyrocketed in Tuscaloosa County in June.
Family of West AL Soldier Raising Funds for Head Trauma Recovery
The family of US soldier Zacchaeus Roland seeks assistance in his recovery from an accident that left him with severe neurological damage.