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West Tuscaloosa may finally see progress in delayed railroad project
By Reporter Torrance Stincer After years of delays, a long awaited West Tuscaloosa project could soon be be moving forward.
Tuscaloosa-area high school football: Round three playoff pairings
Four Tuscaloosa area teams remain in the 2024 AHSAA high school football playoffs. See the third-round playoff pairings for all Tuscaloosa-area teams below. All kickoffs are slated for Friday at 7 p.m ...
Rooted launches fundraiser to bring sensory activation vehicle to Tuscaloosa
Rooted, a Tuscaloosa-based nonprofit, is launching an initiative to raise $50,000 to fund a sensory activation vehicle (SAV) ...
Tuscaloosa police investigating shooting that left 1 dead, 2 injured
A teen is dead, another is in the hospital and a third has been arrested after a physical altercation escalated into a ...
One killed, two others injured in Tuscaloosa shooting
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBMA) — Three people were shot in Tuscaloosa Wednesday. The Tuscaloosa Police Department and Violent Crimes ...
New Tuscaloosa business opens in home of formerly abandoned Quik Mart
A new business has opened in the former home of the long-abandoned Quik Mart on McFarland Boulevard in Tuscaloosa. The ...
Vote for your Tuscaloosa-area Athlete of the Week, week of Oct. 28-Nov. 1
It is now time to vote for the Athlete of the Week from the Tuscaloosa area from last week's athletic performances. Voting is ...
Tuscaloosa mayor appoints new acting fire chief
City of Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox appointed an acting fire chief following the retirement of current Fire Chief Randy ...
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Several weather sirens around Tuscaloosa County slated for update
By WVUA 23 News Reporter Callie Cassady The Tuscaloosa County Commission on Wednesday approved funding for six new weather ...
Tuscaloosa-area high school football: Round two playoff pairings
See the second-round playoff pairings for all Tuscaloosa-area teams below. All kickoffs are slated for Friday at 7 p.m., ...
More than two dozen firefighters graduate from the Alabama Fire College
The Alabama Fire College graduated 28 new recruits in a special ceremony. They completed 10 weeks of intense training, according to Matt Russell, the Executive Director of the Alabama Fire College.