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A Tuscaloosa family is desperate to find the person responsible for hitting their loved one on the interstate and leaving him for dead.

UA engineers have created a patent-pending device that can be placed in your car to detect if a child or pet has been left in a parked car that is too hot.

Bus rides are free all week in Tuscaloosa in honor of new Skyland Blvd. route

Starting at 8 p.m. Friday all lanes will be closed on Skyland Blvd. East under the I-20-59 bridge

The Moundville Native American festival celebrates their 30th anniversary this year. Festivities begin at 9 a.m. Friday at the Moundville Archaeological Park.

More than a dozen school districts across the state met in Tuscaloosa to talk school nutrition.

A new tech company expanding in Tuscaloosa is not wasting anytime recruiting workers.

More details were shared in a meeting Tuesday night about a new anti-gun violence campaign that will be centered around influencing behavioral change.

For the first time ever all Tuscaloosa city elementary schools will have a police presence, in the past they did not.

The Tuscaloosa county district attorney's office has launched a new policy to help reduce the amount of drunk drivers that get on the road.

The University of Alabama school of social work department shared some new alarming data on human trafficking in the state this week.

A Tuscaloosa county school, Maxwell Elementary school is one of thousands of schools across the country participating in Rock Your School Day Thursday.

Some Tuscaloosa parents have questions about training at Tuscaloosa City Schools to deal with any type of intruder.

The University of Alabama (UA) is hosting a college prep fair catering to a special group of people.Around 9 a.m. on Friday, UA launched its first special needs college fair.

If you're looking for a job, there's A big job fair you need to know about in West Alabama.

A Tuscaloosa County community is working hard to fight hunger in rural areas

The University of Alabama has received more funding for a new All of Us research study and participants are currently being enrolled.

Wednesday is day two of the Dear Future Challenge in Tuscaloosa. The purpose is to get young people to have input on how the future of Tuscaloosa will look like.

The Tuscaloosa Public Library just recently opened up their new Edna Turner Learning Center for kids 12 and up.

A woman with a rare condition in Tuscaloosa that causes her face to appear purple is raising awareness about it. Samantha Robichaud has been living all her life with Sturge-Weber Syndrome.