COVID-19

Governor Kay Ivey has amended the Safer At Home order and the state of Alabama is slowly opening back up. With more businesses opening, of course, there are more people on the road. This heightens the chances of speeding and speeding tickets.

The novel Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact all of our daily lives, including our dining routines. I want to know: are you willing to eat at a buffet now?

Normally, Memorial Day is filled with big gatherings, family and friends, and great food. COVID-19 has thrown a wrench in not only people's Memorial Day weekend plans but holiday plans in general. A staple in the Tuscaloosa community decided to do something for the community during these unusua…

The number of confirmed cases of the novel Coronavirus within Tuscaloosa County has almost doubled in the past two weeks.

The Tuscaloosa Parks and Recreation Authority announced that it does not plan to open its outdoor pools for the summer season.

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Alabama is at the forefront of a newly introduced tool in the nationwide attempt to decrease new COVID-19 cases. According to ABC 33/40, Alabama is one of three states to agree to use contact tracing along with North Dakota and South Carolina.

Two days after the NCAA announced it was clearing football and men's and women's basketball athletes to return to college campuses on June 1, the SEC announced that voluntary in-person activities may resume on June 8. SEC schools may bring back football and basketball athletes to campus fo…

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Before you head the beach be sure you get ready for the crowds.

The novel Coronavirus outbreak continues to spread in Tuscaloosa, and now the local jail has been impacted.