COVID-19. Coronavirus

Hospitals in Tuscaloosa, Northport, and Fayette are said to be seeing a combined decrease in hospitalized patients being treated for COVID-19.

According to Tony Tsoukalas of BamaInsider, the Alabama Crimson Tide program has had at least five members of the football team test positive for COVID-19. The university has not confirmed the report or revealed the names of the players who reportedly tested positive, citing player privacy regulations.

Two days after the NCAA announced it was clearing football and men's and women's basketball athletes to return to college campuses on June 1, the SEC announced that voluntary in-person activities may resume on June 8. SEC schools may bring back football and basketball athletes to campus for voluntary workouts on June 8 to prepare for the upcoming season.

Celestial Treat is showing appreciation to less mentioned hospital workers in Special "Treat"ment Days.

Beulah Baptist Church has partnered with the Westside Community Action Council and Miracle Valley Community Outreach to give out food to feed a family of four for a week every Monday.

It's been a long time since most of us have felt or seen the joys of being outside. Quarantine has taken a toll on us all and we can't wait to get out and enjoy time with friends and family.

The healthy person who is less affected by the virus could be a carrier and infect a person who isn't as healthy.

Students were instructed to follow specific steps

The Tuscaloosa Tumbling Tides gym sent an email to parents.

Gibson said that her experience in New Orleans coupled with incentives offered for nurses to help in New York were driving forces.