Bryan Henry

Congresswoman Sewell feels that the government will reopen but declined to speculate when that might happen.

There are five candidates for the job.

The Antioch Bethlehem District Association and the Tuscaloosa Ministerial Alliance donated a $4,500 dollar check to Temporary Emergency Services (TES) in Tuscaloosa.

Churches and non-profits are stepping up, filling in the gap while the Trump works to restore partial funding to SNAP recipients.

Wallen’s ‘Still the Problem’ concert at Bryant-Denny Stadium is set for April 18, 2026. The venue is Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are scheduled to end at the end of October and organizations are already seeing needs increase.

The ongoing federal government closure is impacting families across the state. Temporary Emergency Services in Tuscaloosa not only helps those in need with clothing and utility bills, but also food.

A building competition was underway in Tuscaloosa County!

With the recent elections some cities are changing administrations and it’s all happening next week.

A fashion show is coming up in Tuscaloosa next month and it’s one you could help make a difference against bullying.