McWright's Ferry Road Extension Project Underway
The McWright's Ferry Road Extension Project is underway which upon completion is expected to cut commute time for citizens and guests and provide additional access for first responders.
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Potential Walkout Threatens Trash Collection in Tuscaloosa
The city of Tuscaloosa is trying to address employee concerns in its Environmental Services Division to avoid a potential walkout and disruption of trash collection.
City of Tuscaloosa to Roll Out Upgraded 311 Mobile App Next Week
The city of Tuscaloosa will roll out a new and improved 311 mobile app, giving residents an even better one-stop spot to connect with municipal services.
Early Work Begins on Transformative McWright's Ferry Road Project
Workers took the first steps toward transforming northern Tuscaloosa last week as they laid the groundwork for the extension of McWright's Ferry Road.
City of Tuscaloosa Requesting Items for Selma Storm Victims
Beginning Thursday, residents of Tuscaloosa can drop off various items needed for Selma residents through a storm drive fundraiser hosted by the City of Tuscaloosa.
Woman Sues Tuscaloosa Over Alleged Nerve Damage Caused by Arrest
A woman has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of Tuscaloosa and three law enforcement officers over a January 2021 arrest she claims was unnecessary and abusive.
Tuscaloosa Police Unveils New Air Division Hangar Wednesday
The Tuscaloosa Police Department's Air Patrol Division has a new hangar facility, which was provided through ELEVATE Tuscaloosa funds from the City of Tuscaloosa.
Greensboro Avenue Closed for Water Main Break Repairs
Motorists are asked to avoid Greensboro Avenue as city crew members work to restore a water main that burst Monday morning.
Tuscaloosa Delays All Trash and Recycling Collection for Holidays
The city of Tuscaloosa will delay the collection of garbage, trash and recycling for the next two weeks to allow municipal workers to observe Christmas and New Year's Day.
‘Catastrophic Failure’ Causes Ongoing Sewage Overflow Near 2 Tuscaloosa Creeks
A 'catastrophic' infrastructure failure has led to an ongoing sewage overflow on Tuscaloosa's JVC Road that may be sending wastewater into two local creeks.