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Plan your fall fun with these Tuscaloosa area events
23+ hour, 27+ min ago (399+ words) We're all going on a journey of music, dance, film, fall fun and things that go bump in the night. Check out major area events coming up, like the 55th annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts, and fun things to do…...
Madison adds sidewalks near schools to improve student safety
12+ hour, 48+ min ago (544+ words) New sidewalks are being built near four Madison schools as part of a partnership between the city and Madison City Schools aimed at making it safer for students to walk or bike to class. Crews are working along Hughes Road…...
Alabama vs. Tennessee: Why victory cigars light up the Third Saturday in October
20+ hour, 39+ min ago (110+ words) One of college football's most recognizable postgame scenes returns as No. 6 Alabama travels to No. 14 Tennessee, with the winner earning the right to light up victory cigars. The tradition dates back more than six decades and still draws clouds of…...
Paul Finebaum Makes Bold Nick Saban Claim About Alabama’s Kalen DeBoer
12+ hour, 58+ min ago (353+ words) Oct 14, 2026 at 11:36 AM EDT A one-score loss to the Georgia Bulldogs hasn’t dented Kalen DeBoer’s standing in Tuscaloosa, at least by Paul Finebaum’s read. The ESPN analyst weighed in on “Get Up” on Oct. 14, saying the Alabama Crimson Tide’s fan…...
Grand Old Podcast: Episode 10 – Katherine Robertson, Alabama’s next Attorney General
8+ hour, 31+ min ago (476+ words) On the 10th installment of the “Grand Old Podcast,” hosted by Alabama Republican Party Chairman Scott Stadthagen, Katherine Robertson said federal judges still look at Alabama through the 1960s and she intends to use a friendly Trump Justice Department to change that…...
Barfoot makes Montgomery public safety central in new campaign ad: ‘Back the blue is in my blood’
8+ hour, 20+ min ago (259+ words) State Sen. Will Barfoot is putting Montgomery public safety and police staffing at the center of a new campaign ad as the November election approaches. The 30-second spot highlights Barfoot’s family ties to law enforcement, noting that three of his…...
College football insider says Georgia, Alabama are two best teams in nation after battle
7+ hour, 27+ min ago (312+ words) The Alabama Crimson Tide lost a heartbreaker to the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday night which was marred by some tough officiating, but in a 12-team playoff era, things are far from completely lost. If the Tide can get back on…...
Alabama, Tennessee enter rivalry clash facing offensive questions
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (541+ words) Neither No. 6 Alabama nor No. 14 Tennessee is coming off a particularly great performance entering their matchup Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn. The Crimson Tide (5-1, 3-1 Southeastern Conference) sustained their first loss last week, a 20-17 home defeat against now-No. 1 Georgia, while the Volunteers…...
Dothan mayor explains the next steps for recovery after Hurricane Isaias
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (517+ words) For Wiregrass news, visit wdhn.com WASILLA, Alaska, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Taiwan has agreed to buy 30% of the liquefied natural gas from a pipeline project in Alaska, US President Donald Trump told a rally in the state on Tuesday, but the…...
Montgomery County Weighs New Tax Credits After Axing $692 Homeowner Break
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (256+ words) The county's child tax credit does not stand alone — it functions as a local supplemental grant layered on top of Maryland's statewide child tax credit, which was established under state law HB363, according to the Maryland Department of Legislative Services. That…...