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Here are some of the weirdest of the weird…

A local Chinese buffet restaurant has reportedly decided to cease operations in Tuscaloosa. The restaurant was a favorite lunch spot for the business crowd with their fast service and buffet choices. However, reports are coming in from multiple people in Tuscaloosa involving moving trucks and locked doors. What restaurant is it?

An arrest has been made in Tuscaloosa’s 10th homicide of the year on 15th Street and the I359 interchange yesterday morning.

Nothing is more fun than a prank phone call.

Discover if you share a name with the forces of nature — the 2024 Hurricane Names List is out now! Is your name on it?

The demand for guns is fueled by an atmosphere of danger, made up of gangs, expanding drug markets with high intrinsic levels of violence, high rates of adult violence and fatalities, and cultural styles of gun possession.

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Alabama has a date for their rematch with Creighton after the Blue Jays won 85-82 in Nebraska in 2023.

Wednesday, the Tuscaloosa Rotary Club awarded two Northridge High School students with a scholarship of $500 each.

A 25-year-old man has been located and arrested and will be charged with capital murder after he allegedly shot a woman to death early Thursday morning in Tuscaloosa.

As a homeowner, one of the most devastating things that could happen is your house catching fire.

The researchers at 247Wallst have released a list of the cities with the MOST contaminated water supplies. Tuscaloosa County has already been through controversial issues with the water supply. 42 million gallons of raw sewage in the streams and lakes seems like more than a tiny issue, as we were told by city leaders.

A public-private partnership came to fruition in Northport Thursday morning, where city leaders cut the ribbon on a new outdoor fitness court designed for everyone 14 and up.

Russell Estes is a gifted southern writer and devout believer in Jesus.

City leaders gathered in a breathtaking new public space on the banks of the Black Warrior River Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of Tuscaloosa's Western Riverwalk.

Did you know that today is National Brothers & Sisters Day? Nearly 90% of Americans have at least one brother and sister. Get this: Around 10% of siblings have fought so hard that they draw blood or leave marks.

Should Alabama Christians Speak in Tongues?

Tuscaloosa County recorded its 10th homicide of the year in the pre-dawn hours this morning.

Get ready for the exciting graduation season at The University of Alabama! Find out key details about the ceremonies at Coleman Coliseum.

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Police in Tuscaloosa are investigating a fatal shooting that has left a woman dead Thursday morning.

Many Christians struggle with the concept of unanswered prayer.

A few hundred students protesting against Israel and its conflict with Palestinians in Gaza drew an at least equally large contingent of counter-protestors in a peaceful demonstration Wednesday.

The new grade from Leapfrog shows significant progress for DCH.

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a duo of defensive back transfers are set to visit Alabama, potentially bringing relief to a depleted secondary.

If you tune into the radio in West Alabama, you may hear conflicting reports regarding the United Auto Workers' attempted unionization of the Mercedes-Benz plant located in Vance, Alabama. Governor Kay Ivey is telling the automakers in Alabama to "fix this" before the union vote according to a report from AL.com.

Exciting opportunity for middle and high school students in West Alabama! Enter the Voices of Freedom Juneteenth Contest by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Eta Xi Omega Chapter. Express your views on freedom and Juneteenth through video essays.

Gaming has once again stalled with lawmakers in Alabama. The bill passed in the Alabama House and failed by only one vote in the Senate. After lots of debate in Montgomery, Alabama over the past several months the issue is stuck in neutral.

Nick and Terry Saban were at a just-finished Habitat for Humanity house Wednesday morning to welcome its new owners to the 21st such home they have sponsored since moving to Tuscaloosa.