City of Tuscaloosa

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The city of Tuscaloosa will no longer accept plastic film to be recycled, meaning residents will need to begin throwing away grocery bags, dry-cleaning bags, cereal-box liners and more.

The City of Tuscaloosa has renamed its riverfront amphitheater in honor of Mercedes Benz, whose impact on the city and region cannot be overstated.

Sokol Park has been receiving improvements recently and the City of Tuscaloosa plans to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony soon to commemorate the new work.

Mayor Walt Maddox was quick to defend city staff Tuesday in the wake of a lawsuit that seeks to punish Tuscaloosa for years of issues in its wastewater systems.

New parents in crisis will soon have a safe, anonymous way to surrender infants at a Tuscaloosa fire station, thanks to funding from an anonymous donor.

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management sued Tuscaloosa Friday, seeking to punish the city for allegedly discharging more than 41 million gallons of sewage into local waterways since 2018.

Budgets adopted by the Tuscaloosa City Council Tuesday include raises for all city employees, increases to garbage collection and water rates, funding for significant infrastructure projects and more.

Ten additional dumpsters have been deployed in the city of Tuscaloosa to temporarily help students while moving.

The city of Tuscaloosa is expected to again allow residents to pay overtime parking tickets with school supplies this August.