Salutations, y'all! I'm Meg Summers, an Alabama girl who's been back home in Tuscaloosa since 2009. I've been in radio since my college days (go WKU Hilltopppers!), so you could say music is my life. When I'm not managing Alt 1017, I'm ordering crap I don't need online or looking at stupid memes on my phone. I love college football, sweet tea, supporting local businesses, and pie. I think The Avenue Pub has the best cheeseburger in Tuscaloosa, and I will physically fight you if you disagree. I've seen 'The Big Lebowski' at least a thousand times, but my heart belongs to 'Almost Famous.' It's all happening--well, at least middays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Meg Summers
Tropical Storm Beta: What You Need to Know
Tropical Storm Beta is approaching the Gulf Coast and could bring rainfall to West Alabama later this week.
Without Strippers and Some (Alleged) Group Sex, We May Have Never Hired Nick Saban
Here's the crazy story of how one man's allegedly wild night at a Florida strip club kicked off a chain of events that resulted in the greatest football dynasty of all time.
The Hater’s Guide to the Missouri Tigers
SEC Football is FINALLY back, and you know what that means? It's time to talk some trash. This, friends, is the Hater's Guide to the Missouri Tigers.
What Parents Need to Know About Tuscaloosa City Schools’ Return to the Classroom This Week
The Tuscaloosa City School System will welcome students back into the classroom Monday, marking the first time students have had in-person instruction since March.
Petition Started in Hopes of Allowing Members of the University of Alabama’s Million Dolla…
A new policy from the University of Alabama means members of the Million Dollar Band can only attend one home game, and a new petition hopes to change that.
Gulf Shores, Orange Beach Closed to Visitors Through September 26th
The Cities of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are now closed to visitors for the next ten days as Hurricane Sally rescue and recovery efforts are now underway.
Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue Swift Water Team Deployed for Hurricane Sally Relief
The Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue Service's Swift Water Rescue Team has headed to South Alabama to assist with Hurricane Sally relief efforts.
Bibb County Schools Dismissing Early Today
The threat of strong winds and heavy rainfall has forced a local school system to dismiss early today.
A Portion of Pensacola’s Three Mile Bridge is Missing After Hurricane Sally
Hurricane Sally's damaging winds and high storm surge wiped out a portion of Pensacola's famous three-mile bridge.
VIDEOS: Hurricane Sally Devastates Alabama Gulf Coast
Sally made landfall as a Category 2 Hurricane early Wednesday morning, bringing damaging winds and storm surge to the Alabama Gulf Coast.