City of Tuscaloosa

Tuscaloosa Police Department Patrol Cars were captured on The Strip Sunday evening, presumably in response to the droves of students lining the streets in an attempt to seek entry into local bars.

Mayor Walt Maddox says the Tuscaloosa Police and Fire Departments will actively enforce City and State ordinances currently in place to prevent the spread of the novel Coronavirus.

The City of Tuscaloosa is helping residents to comply with the face coverings ordinance by hosting covering distributions on July 13 through 20.

Keep an eye on your favorite community spots around town because the City of Tuscaloosa's first-ever Pop-Up Farmer's Market is bringing fresh produce right to your neighborhood.

Confirmed cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in Tuscaloosa, and many are suggesting that making face masks mandatory could dramatically reduce the spread of the virus.

We all know that we give our phones certain permissions which allow gathering of information, including our locations.

The City of Tuscaloosa is seeking qualified individuals to fill openings within several commissions and now may be your chance to make a difference in our growing city.

Heads up, Tuscaloosa: construction on the Jack Warner Parkway begins today, and the 21st Avenue traffic signal will be taken offline. Expect delays in the area or seek an alternate route.

Today on the Wild Bill Show we salute Veteran Tuscaloosa Police officer Capt. Joe Pearson who retired today after 33 years.  According to the Tuscaloosa News, Capt. Pearson told younger officers yesterday, "I know that things are tough out there for y'all right now, but just know …

Southern college towns are going head-to-head in Garden & Gun's 'Best Southern College Towns' bracket.