Alabama Strikes Out Sixteen Times in Game Two Loss to Ole Miss
Alabama dropped game two as Ole Miss held the Tide scoreless, allowed just two hits, and racked up sixteen strikeouts, setting up a decisive rubber match.
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Tuscaloosa VA to Welcome 300 ‘Run For The Wall’ Riders
The Tuscaloosa community is invited to welcome and support the “Run For The Wall” riders during their stop at the Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center.
Alabamians Preparing For A Huge Destructive Earthquake
You might think of Alabama as a place with sweet tea and good BBQ, but it’s shaking things up—literally—with a rise in earthquake activity.
Final Dolph Killer Gets 20 Years in Prison
Case closed.
West Alabama Reacts To Tragic Death Of Ada Doss
Ada Doss's passing has left a heavy cloud over Tuscaloosa. A prayer service this Saturday aims to bring the community together in remembrance.
Tuscaloosa Bloody Tuesday Remembrance at First African Baptist
First African Baptist Church will host its “Remembering Tuscaloosa’s Bloody Tuesday” commemorative event on Sunday, June 7 at 2 p.m.
Foollio Killers Sentenced to Life
Foolio's killers avoid a death sentence.
Tuscaloosa's Gateway Learning Center in Alberta to Remain Open
A proposal to close the Gateway Innovation and Discovery Center in Tuscaloosa's Alberta City neighborhood is off the table after feedback from citizens showed the asset is more beloved than its usage statistics might suggest.
Crimson Tide’s Dominant Pitching Fuels Game One Win Over Ole Miss
Alabama defeated Ole Miss 5-4 in game one, powered by a tremendous performance from pitchers Fay and Heiberger, who combined for 16 strikeouts.
Kodak Black Arrested Again
Behind bars again.