James Giles

A Tuscaloosa family is grieving after a tragic crash in Texas claimed the life of their 4-year-old son, Judah Cleveland.

As more homeowners step forward, the case has caught the attention of state officials.

WBRC has reached out to city officials who so far have no comment.

It has been five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, a time that reshaped lives, disrupted careers and left lasting scars on communities.

Some businesses in Urban Supply have already opened, while others will launch in the coming weeks.

While athletics remain a key component, the program is expanding its focus to include other activities aimed at mentorship and community engagement.

For many families in central Alabama, life is slowly returning to normal after this week’s severe storms. But for Lenea and Daryl Collins, normal feels far away.

President Trump has voiced support for shifting education oversight entirely to the states.

More than 5,000 homes lost power during the storm, and for some, the wait for restoration has been long and challenging.

Homewood residents are getting a closer look at Samford University’s plans for a major redevelopment project along Lakeshore Drive.