Tuscaloosa Events

A few dozen activists gathered outside the West Alabama Women's Center Saturday to demand an investigation into the death of a woman who visited the clinic in May.

Our own host of Southern Fried Sports, Travis Reier spoke with Maurice Heard, Coordinator for Athletics of Tuscaloosa City School, and got an idea of how many fans will be allowed to attend high school games this fall.

Another cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this time its Alabama Fan Day. The popular event marked the beginning of fall camp by allowing Crimson Tide fans to get autographs from their favorite student athletes and coaches. Nick's Kids Luncheon was also cancelled due to the pandemic.

According to an article by Michael Casagrande of AL.com, the University of Alabama's early test results show a low positivity rate for students who have been tested prior to their return back onto campus.

RSB PERCUSSION is over 3000 square feet of things musicians dream about having.

A rally is planned in downtown Tuscaloosa Sunday afternoon to show support for local law enforcement officers.

The next Local Pop-Up Farmers Market will be at Annette Shelby Park on Wednesday, August 5, 2020, from 3 pm until 6 pm.

During a weekend of graduations and celebrations, protesters took to the champagne-soaked streets of the University of Alabama campus to express their frustrations toward racism on Sunday afternoon.

Volkswagen enthusiast be sure to check out the Tannehill VolksJam 2020. It will be on August 22nd at Tannehill State Park!

Today in Montgomery, the AHSAA held a press conference to reveal and discuss its "Return to Play" Best Practice document.