Announcements

Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa invites you to leave a message of hope, support, or thanks to our first responders in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Governor’s Office of Volunteer Services is in search of volunteer health care workers along with the Alabama Department of Public Health. The program is called “Alabama ReadyOp.”

"Today I am confirmed that our previous efforts to limit social interactions and reduce the chances of spreading this virus have not been enough."

A third round of awards is scheduled for next week as area leaders work quickly to help business owners devastated by the COVID-19 coronavirus and resultant shutdowns stay afloat.

Citizens will be allowed to use walking trails and green spaces at Sokol, Bowers, Snow Hinton and Palmore parks this weekend.

Here is your friendly reminder that Hurricane season kicks off June 1, 2020, and goes until November 30, 2020. And the The Hurricane Season predictions are in from Colorado State University.

Here's a silver lining in the midst of all the Coronavirus chaos: Summer Snow is open, and they're accepting credit cards for curbside orders.

The city of Tuscaloosa is relying on its residents to promptly and accurately participate and be counted at their earliest opportunity.

The Small Business Release Fund was set up this month to assist restaurants, bars and other small businesses in the Tuscaloosa area struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Alabama Department of Public Health has now confirmed seven deaths in the state from COVID-19.