Tuscaloosa lawmakers have high hopes - WBRC FOX6 News - Birmingham, AL
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TUSCALOOSA, AL (WBRC) - Tuscaloosa's legislative delegation has expressed optimism for some proposals for the coming year, but their plans could face a tough battle.
A priority is keeping Bryce Mental Hospital and its jobs in Tuscaloosa.
That may be a problem because of declining tax revenue.
The State Department of Mental Health and the University of Alabama still have not worked out a deal to buy the property.
The legislative session begins January 12th.
Clouds are increasing across the area tonight and the chance of showers will return after midnight. Rain will increase from west to east throughout the morning, with moderate to heavier rain possible later in the day.
More >>Clouds are increasing across the area tonight and the chance of showers will return after midnight. Rain will increase from west to east throughout the morning, with moderate to heavier rain possible later in the day.
More >>The accident is under investigation. It occurred at the intersection of Powderly Avenue and 24th Street SW.
More >>The accident is under investigation. It occurred at the intersection of Powderly Avenue and 24th Street SW.
More >>Birmingham Lt. Peter Willingston told WBRC the driver had a medical issue that caused the wreck. The only person injured was the driver, who has non-life-threatening injuries.
More >>Birmingham Lt. Peter Willingston told WBRC the driver had a medical issue that caused the wreck. The only person injured was the driver, who has non-life-threatening injuries.
More >>A Center Point homeowner is fed up with the crime in her neighborhood. She said, Friday night around 6, she was stopped at a traffic light on Center Point Parkway when the two cars in front of her started shooting at each other.
More >>A Center Point homeowner is fed up with the crime in her neighborhood. She said, Friday night around 6, she was stopped at a traffic light on Center Point Parkway when the two cars in front of her started shooting at each other.
More >>An apartment fire displaced 40 people in Birmingham Saturday. One woman said she lost everything, and is thanking God she and her son made it out alive.
More >>An apartment fire displaced 40 people in Birmingham Saturday. One woman said she lost everything, and is thanking God she and her son made it out alive.
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