COVID-19

The James Bond film is set for a November release.

As if gameday couldn't look any more different this year, the Southeastern Conference (SEC) has added new guidelines to operation standards for fall sports.

The City of Tuscaloosa has doubled down in its enforcement of state and local health orders, and two iconic Druid City spots have already announced big changes in the way they operate.

To help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, Mayor Walt Maddox is acting under his current executive order to close bars for two weeks.

Totally free COVID-19 tests are available while supplies last at a federally funded "super surge" testing site that opened in Tuscaloosa Monday morning.

The future of in-person instruction at the University of Alabama this semester hangs in a delicate balance as positive COVID-19 cases are seeing an "unacceptable rise."

The University of Alabama's Student Government Association announced Thursday that it has canceled student-organized block seating for the upcoming football season.

Tuscaloosa Christian School in Cottondale will miss the first two games of its football season as 40 students are now out due to the novel Coronavirus.

One of Tuscaloosa's leading local business owners has lost his wife to the novel Coronavirus and in his time of grief is encouraging others to take the virus seriously.

As a part of the "new normal" the University of Alabama is requiring everyone who is planning to go to games in Bryant-Denny Stadium this year to submit themselves to health screening prior to entering the stadium.