COVID-19

Alabama Athletic Director, Greg Byrne met with the media today on a Zoom call to offer an update on the Alabama football season and where the program stands as the fall semester is about to get underway.

As we enter the fifth month of combatting COVID-19, data shows that domestic violence cases have not significantly increased in Tuscaloosa compared to last year.

According to an article by Michael Casagrande of AL.com, the University of Alabama's early test results show a low positivity rate for students who have been tested prior to their return back onto campus.

According to a TPD spokeswoman, no citations had been issued for violating the state's mask ordinance or social distancing measures as of Monday morning.

The University of Alabama continues its plan for a safe return to campus in the midst of the novel Coronavirus pandemic by providing free face masks to students.

A Tuscaloosa bar has reopened its doors after a closure caused by the novel Coronavirus.

The United Way of West Alabama is doing its part to ensure everyone in Tuscaloosa has a face mask to prevent the spread of the novel Coronavirus.

This year's Moundville Native American Festival will look different than any other, as the event will now be held online.

The Southeastern Conference released a statement Friday morning outlining its initial COVID-19 protocols and procedures for the fall athletics season.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey released a short video Friday imploring the state's residents to "mask up" and wear face coverings in public to combat the spread of COVID-19.