$6M on the line for Tuscaloosa City Schools as voters gear up to decide on property tax increase
Tuscaloosa voters will decide whether to raise property taxes to fund improvements in the Tuscaloosa City Schools system. If approved, the referendum would increase the millage rate the schools receive.
A property tax hike will be used to expand school security, increase teacher pay and provide pre-kindergarten and summer ...
By WVUA23 News Reporter Callie Cassady The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama had some special guests at its monthly meeting ...
As Nick Saban retired as Alabama’s football coach and moved into the next stage of his career, the honors started to roll in.
The Tuscaloosa News has learned that a trip to the Alabama vs Georgia football game is on Donald Trump's schedule and he ...
The Tuscaloosa Public Library, along with the Tuscaloosa Latino Coalition, is hosting its fourth annual Hispanic Heritage ...
Tuscaloosa police are seeking assistance from the public in locating a woman last seen in August. Wanda Reuter, 44, was last ...
Sean of the South Live at the Bama; pizza eating-contest to benefit the United Way of West Alabama; Oktoberfest at Druid City ...
Tuscaloosa police are investigating a shooting that left three people injured Sunday morning. At around 4 a.m., officers with the Tuscaloosa Police Department were called to the 800 block of ...
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Tuscaloosa police: 13-year-old charged with making terroristic threatsThe Tuscaloosa Police Department announced Saturday a 13-year-old student is charged in connection to a social media post ...
The Tuscaloosa News' Alabama football beat reporter Colin Gay introduces himself to Crimson Tide fans, and to SEC country.
A donation to DCH will help improve it's baby nursery.52 high tech bassinets were donated to the hospital this week.It's an ...
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