City Leaders, Terry Saban Cut Ribbon on River District Park
City leaders and Bama football matriarch Terry Saban cut the ribbon at Tuscaloosa's River District Park Thursday, officially opening the area's newest attraction to the public.
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Tuscaloosa Area Leaders Again Call for DCH To Partner with UA or UAB
Leaders in Tuscaloosa County once again called for DCH to find a partner to help improve conditions at its three hospitals and guarantee their long-term survival.
Did Alabama GOP Do Wrong by Tripp Powell?
Powell will join the Steve & DC Morning Show Monday morning to discuss his removal and his next steps.
UA President Stuart Bell Fires Back at City’s “Arbitrary” Service Fee
University of Alabama President Stuart Bell released a statement about the ongoing feud between the City of Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama.
Walt Maddox Partners With Nick’s Kids On Tuscaloosa Saban Center
Nick Saban is the hardest working man in college football but recently Saban made time to sit down with his wife Terry and Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox and discuss the plans for the new Saban Center. The Saban Center aimed at uniting the Children's Hands On Museum, the Tuscaloosa Public Library and the Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre.
“It Was Surreal”: Mayor Maddox Recalls Leading the City on April 27
On the 10th anniversary of the April 27 tornado, Mayor Walt Maddox recounts how the City reacted in the first 72 hours.
Citizens Urged to Take Tuscaloosa Transit Survey
Tuscaloosa municipal leaders are seeking the community's input regarding public transportation in the Druid City.
UA, City Partner to Create Automated Blight-Detection Project
The University of Alabama is teaming up with the City of Tuscaloosa to target and improve areas of the city that have been forgotten and neglected.
Maddox Closes Tuscaloosa Bars for 2 Weeks As UA COVID Cases Rise
To help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, Mayor Walt Maddox is acting under his current executive order to close bars for two weeks.
Will Tuscaloosa Make Face Masks Mandatory?
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.