On Aug. 22, 1923, fire broke out at the historic state capitol building in Tuscaloosa. It was Alabama’s second statehouse but at the time of the fire, it was being used as Alabama Central Female College.

Ice skating concludes; second Social Justice Singalong; Poe-related cocktail event, book club, comedy night at Black Warrior Brewing.

The Tuscaloosa Police arrested a man on attempted murder and other charges following a gas station shooting that occured on Tuesday.

We’re hearing from an investigator in the case of a Tuscaloosa man they say committed a sex crime while out on bond.

The latest edition of “Bracketology” is out, and it brought a noteworthy move for Alabama basketball after its defeat of Kentucky on Saturday.

The No. 2 South Carolina women’s basketball team added another ranked victory to its resume on Thursday night with a 76-58 win over No. 19 Alabama. Dawn Staley and the Gamecocks improve to 17-1 on the year with the result and maintain a perfect 5-0 record in SEC play.

The Alabama Crimson Tide had a mixed season in Year 1 of Kalen DeBoer’s tenure as head coach. DeBoer took over after the legendary Nick Saban announced his retirement following the 2023 season. However,

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Following a disappointing year, Alabama made a coaching move that should impact the defense. The Crimson Tide announced the hiring of assistant defensive backs coach Jason Jones. "Welcome back to Tuscaloosa," posted Alabama.

Jason Jones, a Tuscaloosa native, former Alabama defensive back and cornerbacks coach at North Carolina, was added to the Crimson Tide 's staff as an assistant defensive backs coach, Yea Alabama, the University of Alabama Name, Image and Likeness collective, announced Friday.

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The No. 21 Ole Miss Rebels went into Tuscaloosa on Tuesday night to play a game where they appeared outmatched against the red-hot No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide. Instead of following the script, Ole Miss flipped it and came away with a 74-64 win,