Tuscaloosa, AL News

• Tuscaloosa, AL News
• Crime Stoppers low on reward money for tipsters
• Project BETHEL graduates reach goal
• Big Lots set for July grand opening
• Tuberville business partner indicted on fraud charges
• Killer's appeal rejected by court
• Caring Days new facility expected to open in August
• There will be a FAFSA Workshop today at 3:00 p.m. at the Martin Campus in Room 1...
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Maddox, Taylor elected to groups leadership
• Northport may hold two tax holidays
• One year later, Joplin remembers deadly tornado
• County school board mulls five superintendent finalists
• Countys calendar includes class on Labor Day
• Gulf seafood chain to open restaurant on McFarland
• Code changes approved for storm-torn areas
• New Senate districts approved
• Two charged in 2011 capital murder case
• Hundreds of motorcycles roar into Tuscaloosa for Run For The Wall
• Senate stalled after request to read full reapportionment bill
• UA fan pleads not guilty in Louisiana
• Three arrested after tip about meth lab
• Motorcyclists to stop at VA during cross-country trip
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle at McFarland Boulevard
• Northport City Council agenda
• Grand jury indicts parents of teen in fatal shooting
• First Street East reopens
• Free removal of tornado debris to end
• Democrats vow court fight as GOP moves Alabama redistricting plan
• Disaster relief scholarships available for Summer 2012. Limited funding is avail...
• University faculty delaying retirement
• Firefighters 'blitz build' home for family displaced by tornado
• Check out Dr. Huebner's radio interview with Martin Houston last Friday on New D...
• Meth lab found at transient encampment
• Shelton State receives shout-out in Adopt-A-School Newsletter!See Shelton State,...
• The SOAR Institute's operating hours through Friday, May 25, 2012, will be Monda...
• Tuesday, May 22 is the Summer 2012 Placement/Assessment deadline. For more infor...
• Today is the deadline for applications for all first-time freshman. For more inf...
• Race for Northport mayor looks like 2008
• Century-old news items stir interest
• Looking back
• Success of legislative session depends on September vote
• University of Alabama hosts research conference
• Security beefed up near bars
• Council to vote on zoning codes
• SCHOOL NEWS: May 20
• Shelton State Community College spring 2012 graduates
• SCHOOL NEWS: May 20
• Streets to be swept
• Hundreds of untamed cats roam downtown
• Shelton State is headed to the Junior College World Series next week in Grand Ju...
• Plan may cut one county lawmaker
• Appeals court upholds key voting rights provision
• Alabama officials outline reductions to Medicaid
• Shelton State headed to World Series
• County has nearly $60M in reserves
• Grant sought to fund fire station
• Jobless rate falls for 9th month
• Facebook goes public in historic IPO
• Bentley signs immigration law changes
• Congratulations to Shelton State! 2012 ACCC Baseball Champions!
• Shelton State wins ACCC Baseball Championship 4-1 over Wallace-Hanceville! Congr...
• Bucs scored again! They lead Wallace-Hanceville 4-1 in the top of the 8th in the...
• The Bucs take a 3-1 lead in the top of the 8th with runners on first and third!
• Shelton State and Wallace-Hanceville are tied at 1 in the bottom of the 6th in t...
• Alabama hosting nation science education conference
• People voice hopes for new Alberta Elementary
• UA System fund nears $977 million in value
• Tuscaloosa County man accused of drug trafficking
• Tuscaloosa mail center will close by Sept. 1
• Volunteer fair Saturday offers chance to serve
• Bentley ponders special session
• Firefighters respond to Duncanville house fire
• School calendars still evolving in wake of legislation
• County BOE announces finalists for superintendent post
• Bentley wants immigration law revisions in special session
• McClain sentenced to 180 days in jail
• Bentley to sign both state budgets
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Bowers Park pool will debut new features beginning May 25
• Governor signs bill authorizing larger beer bottles in Alabama
• Panel weighs changes to AU trustee selection process
• Legislature says no money for mother who was jailed
• New policy allows students to accelerate learning
• County to test mental health court
• Congratulations to the Shelton State baseball team! The Bucs beat Wallace-Hancev...
• Two new student housing developments being built downtown
• Senate approves revisions to Alabama immigration law
• As of May 9, the Martin Campus Atrium cannot be used as an entrance to the build...
• The Shelton State Bucs defeated Central Alabama Community College 8-5 just after...
• Survey finds low tolerance for college students
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• City schools approve new calendar
• Deputies say man had meth lab in woods
• Bill would redraw districts, stagger terms for Auburn University trustees
• Thomas to run for mayor in Northport
• Collection of historic Americana go on display this week
• Alabama Legislature uncertain on special session Thursday
• Man dead after shooting at Binion Creek Boat Landing
• New Members Named to UA Chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta
• Alabama students give back in the Black Belt
• Shelton State will face Central Alabama Community College tonight at 7:30 p.m. i...
• Petunias cover land left bare by tornado as scattered seeds bring nature's rebirth
• Homeowners sue insurers over tornado settlements
• County schools are unhappy with new calendar
• Uniontown sewage fix will cost more than $4M
• Fire damages Alberta home remodeled after storm
• Petunias cover land left bare by tornado as scattered seeds bring natures rebirth
• Redrawn legislative districts may solidify GOP gains
• Alabama beer lovers wait for action on brew bills
• Changes to Alabama immigration law may be in doubt
• Church arsonist asks for early release
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Townsend Nissan has a new on-site leader
• The Summer 2012 Corporate Training and Continuing Education schedule is now avai...
• Petunias sprout through Tuscaloosa
• The Bucs defeated Lurleen Wallace in opening round of ACCC Baseball Tournament i...
• B.B. King plans August show at Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Park part of Moundville downtown renovation plan
• Hard-hit Juanita Drive area focus of redevelopment effort
• Some farmers cut back crops, citing crackdown
• Tornado-stricken Baptist church begins the rebuilding process
• University of Alabama, Shelton State team up in lunar robot contest
• LOOKING BACK: May 14
• Record-breaking crowd sees Tide win SEC softball title
• Uniontown sewage problems threaten areas downstream
• Documentary sings praises of Fayette Art Museum
• Driver charged with felony drug possession
• LEND A HAND: Community Soup Bowl needs volunteers for summer months
• Budgets poised for final passage
• Streets to be swept
• Club plans wine and cheese fundraiser
• Dresses needed for nursing home prom
• Hydrants to be flushed
• Street to be closed
• Alabama class exploring Shakespeare, YouTube
• Hearing set in Hale County probate judge contest
• Salvation Army disaster services move to Northport site
• Alberta fights for survival: Businesses reeling in tornado aftermath
• Harvey Updyke ejected from UA softball game
• Streets closing Monday
• Street closures tonight
• University of Alabama students shrink families tax bills
• Bill promotes court fees increase
• Alabama Lunabotics, a team of students from The University of Alabama and Shelto...
• Did you know that Shelton State has a Certificate in Church Music? We are offeri...
• Street closures tonight
• Boating safety course offered this month
• Ninth Jasper art festival will feature 77 artists
• Lake View annexation bill dies again
• City schools must scramble to change 2012-13 calendar
• Journalism program for youngsters now makes its home at UA
• Tuscaloosa's debt refinancing saves taxpayers over $1.5M
• House passes education budget $141M less than 2012
• Shelton State baseball wins final home game 6-3 over Meridian Community College...
• Alabama Senate rejects immigration law repeal
• U.S. Postal Service seeks to keep rural sites open
• Joint panel releases its proposal for redistricting
• Tuscaloosa News wins APME awards
• Senate OKs bill affecting local police, firefighters
• Beer container bill passes House
• Carrollton woman unlikely to get money
• Greene County tax vote clears hurdle
• Specialty grocery store will open Northport site
• Official who confronted Wallace at Foster Auditorium dies
• Chances are, you know someone who has been affected by diabetes and you already...
• Major League Baseball, Habitat to built houses in Tuscaloosa, Joplin
• Northport leaders want interstate signs to lead to city
• SSCC Nurses Receive Pins. See news release @
• Strong winds, heavy rains cause flooding, downed trees in West Alabama
• Interested in Allied Health Programs? Join members of the Allied Health Programs...
• Shelton State Community College Recognizes Outstanding Students At Honors Convoc...
• Legislature gives final approval to new pension plan
• Gourmet beer bill stalls in House
• Redistricting panel will meet today
• Local crime data available online
• City school board approves evaluation method
• Firefighters plan trip to colleagues funeral
• Owner: Jim N Nicks could open next week
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Police precincts are ready to rebuild
• Health officer says Alabama Medicaid crisis nears
• Officials: Al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• CALENDAR: Around Town
• GED Graduation begins at 3:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre on the Martin Campu...
• It's been a great day at Shelton State! We just finished up with Spring Commence...
• Bentley signs law banning texting while driving in Alabama
• Wildlife officials capture, relocate ducks in Indian Lake
• Today is Honors Day, Spring 2012 Commencement, GED Graduation, and this evening,...
• 'Where the Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Fayette man, 22, dies in wreck near Samantha
• Tireless volunteer Carolyn Fritz dies at 64
• Challenge filed in Hale probate judge runoff
• Legislative reapportionment hearings to begin Wednesday
• Northport to reroute sewer line around Indian Lake
• Jim 'N Nicks restaurant nears opening
• Shelton State's Dunn, Brown, Bennett and Maize sign with four-year schools. http...
• Auction site selling bikes from Bo Jackson ride
• US: CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• School music programs win national competitions
• Mercedes-Benz press conference will begin at 2:00 p.m. today in the Martin Campu...
• Counting Crows to play Tuscaloosa Amphitheater June 28
• Commission approves $400K for senior center in Holt
• TVs Goober Pyle dies early Sunday
• Heads up to all coupon saving folks! COUPONING 101 is the class you need to help...
• On May 8th Shelton State is teaming up with Buffalo Wild Wings for a Dine Out fo...
• Mercedes Benz dedicates two SUVs to Shelton State's Industrial Mechatronics Prog...
• There will be a Faculty Banner Training session today at 2:00 p.m. in Room 1256...
• Happy graduation day to all of the Respiratory Therapy Program students! The RPT...
• Tornado clean-up team providing usable timber from Hurricane Creek
• Looking back
• BETTY SLOWE: Storm hammered county in 1887
• Bethel Baptist Church breaks ground on its new sanctuary
• City set to hire 6 to meet ADEM demands
• Pedestrian, 71, killed in hit-and-run
• Shelton State lost to Wallace-Hanceville 2-4 in championship game 2 this afterno...
• Shelton State's Maggie Meacham hits home run in bottom of the 3rd inning against...
• The Lady Bucs lost to Wallace-Hanceville 9-0. That forced championship game 2 wi...
• Wallace-Hanceville Lions lead Shelton State 6-0 in the 5th in the ACCC Softball...
• Shelton State trails Wallace-Hanceville 0-2 in the 2nd. View the game live @ htt...
• Shelton State will face Wallace State-Hanceville in the ACCC Softball Tournament...
• Partnership with YMCA, Focus, PARA awaiting OK
• Watch Shelton State in the ACCC Softball Championship game tomorrow at 1:00 p.m....
• SSCC ACCC Softball Tournament scores available @
• Way to go Shelton State softball! The Lady Bucs won against Faulkner this evenin...
• Exchange Clubs annual golf tournament enters 41st year
• Lake View annexation bills failing in session
• Curbside recycling returns to Tuscaloosa
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for defeating Marion Military Institute today 3...
• The last performance of Inside the Tornado, An Original Play is this afternoon a...
• ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS! Grades should be made available to students on Tuesday,...
• Shelton State started tournament play against Marion Military Institute at 12:00...
• Shelton State softball sets win record and advances in the ACCC tournament on Fr...
• New city job may help businesses with recovery
• Johnson Controls to cut 103 jobs
• Black lawmakers detail plans for redistricting
• Agriculture class earns $150K grant
• Constitution revision going to Alabama voters
• Brookwood awarded $150K grant for agriscience program
• Attention Students! Grades should be made available to students on Tuesday, May...
• Facebook dispute leads to shooting in Holt
• Scaggs, McDonald to be part of Amp show
• River Market to host grand opening Saturday with games, food
• Kentuck visionary Georgine Clarke dies at age 71
• New bill will create charges for looting
• Search launched to hire next University of Alabama president
• Three confirmed for UWA board of trustees
• Scaggs, McDonald to be part of Amp show
• No arrests in protest against Alabama immigration law
• NASCAR crew brings furniture, appliances to rebuilt home
• Police nab teen after early morning shooting
• Tech students put theories into practice at conference
• It's opening night for Inside the Tornado, An Original Play! The play is a serie...
• Group offers mother, daughter portraits
• Charter schools plan excludes county
• Bill to reauthorize coal severance tax
• Tuscaloosa News promotes Michael James executive editor
• Alabama colleges brace for lean education budget
• Attention graduates
• Traffic signal to be removed
• UA presidential search panel to meet today
• Commission denies funding request for mental health court
• 13 charged in hazing death of FAMU band member
• Students tell tornado tales through series of plays
• Police: Junior Seau found dead at California home
• House committee approves two bills to restrict abortions
• May Graduates Announced at UA
• A-Sun title ring lost during tornado returned to owner
• UA Journalism Department to Become Home to National Elementary Schools Press Association
• On May 2 and May 8 the American Diabetes Association is teaming up with Buffalo...
• FAFSA Workshop today at 3:00 p.m. in Room 1826 on the Martin Campus. You do not...
• Sewage spill threatens waters in Perry County
• New Tuscaloosa flood maps hit snag
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Fourth lawsuit filed against Tuscaloosa attorney
• Students tell tornado tales through series of plays
• Emergi-Care owners appeal council order
• Civic Hall of Fame accepting nominations
• Alabama Senate approves longer school summer break
• UA engineer's breakthrough will significantly quiet combustion engines
• McKendrick: School system has 'laser focus' on teaching
• Online applications are now being accepted for the Practical and Associate Degre...
• Walter Energy to develop new coal mine in Tuscaloosa County
• Nonprofit to handle community corrections program
• Alabama student stabbed in altercation near dorm
• Initiative to offer free health care in 4 Black Belt counties
• Holt High to get help to improve academics
• New Lockheed Martin head is an Alabama alumnus
• Nonprofit to handle community corrections program
• Alabama legislative special session possible
• Destroyed dry cleaners relocates downtown
• Alabama football great Billy Neighbors dies at 72
• Program brings free health care to Alabama Black Belt
• Forest Lake cleanup begins; residents accommodate ducks
• Non-profit formed to oversee Community Corrections Program
• Video from Shelton State Remembers: Inside the Tornado on April 25, 2012.
• Media Advisory: UA’s Spring Commencement Exercises
• UA Culverhouse Grad Marillyn Hewson Named President, COO of Lockheed Martin
• The Shelton State Association of Respiratory Care Students (SSARCS) Cystic Fibro...
• Today is the summer 2012 financial aid deadline. For more information, contact t...
• Lawmaker wants to delay immigration law revisions
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Central Church of Christ begins to rebuild after the storm
• Disasters can have long-term mental impact
• Affected schools in transition as they plan future
• Opinions divided on Tuscaloosa's recovery progress
• Gov. Bentley says Alabama is better prepared now
• Residents helped guide Tuscaloosa Forward effort to rebuild
• Bo Jacksons bicycle trek ends in Tuscaloosa
• LEND A HAND: Events highlight importance of local lake, water quality
• Courts, VA work to help veterans
• City orders 12 structures demolished
• Tuscaloosa tornado victims honored at memorial
• UA symposium tackles science behind tornado formation
• Bentley honors victims, survivors at Capitol service
• Lawyer Lawyer Byron House named in malpractice, fraud lawsuits
• Capitol Park to host free jazz concert on Sunday
• Kentuck Museum Association losing its executive director
• Documentary film says broadcasters saved lives on April 27, 2011
• GOODBREAD: Projects goal was to keep the help going
• Sports provided normalcy in aftermath of tornado
• USC professor studies Tuscaloosa's recovery effort
• Nonprofits sprung up to meet needs after tornado
• Rash of rumors circulated after storm
• After the tornado volunteers came to help in droves
• Donations flowed into Tuscaloosa after the tornado
• Time Lapse: A year of recovery
• Backup quarterback Phillip Sims to transfer
• Alabama marking anniversary of deadly twister outbreak
• UA to Hold Spring Commencement Ceremonies May 4 and 5
• Today is the last day to withdraw from spring full term and 2nd split term classes.
• One year later: 360 degree views of the damage
• Prayers on tornado anniversary
• Brookwood High janitor honored for career lasting more than 40 years
• Hospital staff recalls rush of patients on April 27
• Minutes after storm, emergency responders rushed to rescue
• Time lapse: A year of recovery
• Trip to Tuscaloosa sister city planned for October
• Berrys Heritage Festival kicks off third year Friday, continues Saturday
• Gov. Bentley signs tornado tax holiday bill
• Follow the NFL Draft
• Submitted stories from the storm
• City officials unveil memorial plaque honoring tornado victims
• Hazing suit against Alabama fraternity dismissed
• Inside the Tornado, An Original Play
• Store clerk shot in robbery
• City Hall to close early for tornado anniversary
• 2012 NFL Draft could set record for Alabama football team
• Reprimand recommended after lobbyists cursing
• Alabama immigration law revisions head to Senate
• Bill protects tax breaks for storm-damaged businesses
• Christian youth event focuses on dealing with post-tornado emotions
• Compromise bill would keep Tuscaloosas medical examiner
• Fire, police pension payments may increase
• UA group sees increase in counseling requests a year after tornado
• Grants available for tornado victims
• Longtime neighbors move to new area after tornado
• Child, 2, hospitalized after falling into pool
• Hale County probate judge loses runoff
• Former jail supervisor sentenced to five years in prison
• Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• All SSCC students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend an April 27, 2011 pr...
• Cavanaugh wins Republican nomination for PSC president
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Small number of runoffs decided in West Alabama
• 'Go, Bo, Go': About 200 cheer as former Auburn star begins trek
• Freshman Academy approved at Oak Hill
• City Council approves $1.2 million for upgrades
• City Council begins zoning approval process
• Walgreen Co. to buy Jim Myers drugstores
• Streiffer named dean of College of Community Health Sciences
• City to unveil memorial plaque commemorating April 27 tornado
• Second immigration bill moving in Alabama Legislature
• Krystle Rager's performance at the Honors Musicale Terrific Tuesday Concert. All...
• Amber Abrams from today's Terrific Tuesday Concert at Shelton State. She was awe...
• Hand-made Baby Quilts to be Presented to Baby TALK Families
• Need help trying to combat stress? Join the SOAR Institute for the Student Succe...
• The SSCC Music Department Spring Concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. will feature the S...
• Inside the Tornado, an art exhibit inspired by the memories and stories of April...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature Outstanding Music Students in the...
• Light turnout expected for state runoff election
• Former Tide coach Clem Gryska dies at 84
• Correction
• Warner Foundation seeks judgment against Westervelt Company
• Man arrested after chase through crawl space
• 2 teens arrested for vehicle break-ins at boat landing
• Fugitives caught in woodsoff Watermelon Road
• Rick Bragg gives 'Last Lecture' at UA
• Student
• High court hears Arizona immigration dispute
• Are you looking for a quality academic experience for your child during the summ...
• Bo Jackson biking to help tornado relief efforts
• Ceremony kicks off construction of new Rosedale Park
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• Pultizer Prize-winning author giving Alabama's Last Lecture' today
• Looking Back
• Coyotes seen in The Downs neighborhood
• Highway 69 in Northport getting $1.8M in improvements
• Tornado commemoration events
• Study: 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• Plum Grove Baptist holds block party for west Tuscaloosa
• Tuscaloosa City Council Agenda
• On Wednesday, April 25, students, faculty and staff of Shelton State Community C...
• Alabama gymnastics wins second straight national title
• Tuscaloosa forensics lab faces closure
• Anonymous tip leads to arrest in 2009 killing
• More than 1,200 participate in cleanup of tornado debris
• Shelton State cheerleader tryouts were held today. Congratulations to the 2012-2...
• Small wineries call for beer boycott
• Low turnout expected for PSC president runoff
• College news
• School news
• LEND A HAND: Dragon boat festival to raise money for Junior League
• Military news
• Tuscaloosa County jobless numbers stabilize
• Roads will close today for USA Triathlon
• Bill will let York vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• University research symposium to focus on lessons of tornado
• Earth Day festival will benefit Hurricane Creek, promote environmental awarenees
• Around town
• Krispy Kreme breaks ground on McFarland Boulevard store
• Dig into Earth Day at the Battle-Friedman House
• Three charged with capital murder in death of Northport woman
• Join us at 6:00 p.m. for Relay for Life at the Shelton State Martin Campus socce...
• Tide more laid back in second trip to D.C.
• Obama honors Alabama football team for BCS championship
• Triathlon returns to town for sixth straight year
• City to distribute free weather radios on Monday
• Students create art exhibits to foster dialogue about storm
• Free clinic will hold health fair, fundraiser
• Researchers at UA find cosmic ray theory flaw
• City school board examines "gender nonconformity"
• President Obama honors Alabama on 14th national championship
• Immigration law revisions pass House after lengthy debate
• Obama honors Alabama football team for BCS championship
• VIDEO: Alabama football team visits White House
• Tide players tweet from Washington D.C.
• Shelton State congratulates Lady Bucs basketball player Meghan Dunn! Meghan was...
• DeAndrew White hospitalized after altercation on Strip
• Statement on April 19 Incident Near Campus
• Shots fired on the Strip, suspects in custody
• Engineering Day is today from 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in the Atrium on the Martin...
• Saban looks forward to White House trip
• Alabama AG says work on BP case nearing fruition
• BP asks judge to sign off on Gulf spill settlement
• Mentally ill crowding jails, officials say
• House panel kills bill to license small wineries
• Performance at the University of Alabama highlights mental health issues
• New law grants Alabama Fire College independence
• City high school students thrive in University of Alabama's Early College program
• Senate panel alters charter school bill
• Train coming to the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater in September
• Proposed Alabama school budget contains $150M in cuts
• E-911 board votes to raise monthly surcharge to $2.76
• There will be a meeting for any veteran, dependent, or spouse of a veteran, who...
• TV host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Summitt steps aside, Warlick new Tennessee coach
• The Relay for Life for the American Cancer Society will be held on the SSCC Socc...
• Come out to the Bean-Brown Theatre tonight at 7:00 p.m. for some fun and laughte...
• Audiences love Smoke on the Mountain! Purchase your tickets online now, or call...
• Are you prepared for your interview? In the job search process, the interview is...
• ATTENTION STUDENTS! Important changes have been made to Pell Grant that may affe...
• If you would like help with your FAFSA for summer 2012 or fall 2012, please plan...
• Have you seen Smoke on the Mountain yet? If not, you have two chances today! Get...
• Residential zoning changes delayed
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• UA teachers weigh in on immigration bill's merits
• Contractor approved to clean up Forest Lake
• Woman, 28, killed in wreck near Fosters
• Bill will give Northport pretrial program
• Bill would re-establish county coroners office
• Agencies will help dispose of unused prescription drugs
• Storm shelter bill sent to Bentley for consideration
• Big Lots signs lease on new site in Northport
• University of Alabama leadership seeks quality growth
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new museum home
• House panel approves bill changing immigration law
• In the job search process, the interview is the key factor in the hiring decisio...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert at 1:15 p.m. will feature the University of Ala...
• Our internet has just come back up from the Alabama Super Computer Authority. O...
• Too little sleep increases diabetes risk
• Grand jury cites problems with Alabama campaign law
• 2 off-duty officers liable in mans beating outside bar
• Sam Sutton Road median to be closed
• City adopts new storm water plan
• Rock Quarry students get e-book library
• U.S. audit asks Alabama about use of funds
• BCS trophy breaks after being knocked from stand on A-Day
• Coal truck runs into lake, backs up traffic on Hwy. 216
• Tuscaloosa News wins Pulitzer Prize for tornado coverage
• BCS trophy breaks after being knocked from stand on A-Day
• Kelly Clarkson, The Fray to play the Amp Sept. 14
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• A behind-the-scenes look at Alabama's rout of South Carolina
• Task force to combat bullying in city schools
• Join us today at 11:30 a.m. at the Fredd Campus Unity Center for the Lunch and L...
• Greensboro coach isn't letting kidney disease get the best of him
• Gardeners seek coveted varieties at arboretum plant sale
• Alabama's Trent Richardson attends prom
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Warm winter causes early strawberry, peach crops
• Etowahs bingo casino plan hits snags
• Mailing Social Security checks a thing of the past
• THEATER REVIEW: maybe
• Congratulations to Shelton State's Phi Theta Kappa for being distinguished as on...
• Today's concert was a long time coming
• UA studies womens use of technology
• THEATER REVIEW: maybe
• A-Day game draws more than 78,000 fans to Bryant-Denny
• White teams tops Crimson in 2012 A-Day game
• Smoke on the Mountain starts at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Bean-Brown Theatre. Don...
• Great day for some SSCC baseball! The Bucs host Wallace-Hanceville today at noon...
• Students' quilt weaves tales of Tuscaloosa's recovery
• Alabama church arsonist finishes federal sentence
• Court rules online travel companies cant be taxed
• Schools consider schedule switch
• Nine sisters hold annual gathering to reminisce
• Legislation would separate three UA campuses
• University of Alabama raises tuition 4% for in-state medical students
• Crowd packs Amp for Luke Bryan
• Alabama football team to visit White House Thursday
• Packing Bryant-Denny for A-Day has become tradition under Saban
• Hillcrest names new head football coach
• A-Day success most often belongs to first-team offense
• UA Names Streiffer Dean of College of Community Health Sciences
• Join us today from 1-5 pm for the SSCC Nursing Softball Tournament at the Shelto...
• Luke Bryan performs tonight at Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Body found in abandoned mobile home
• UA Students Receive Elite Goldwater Scholarship Awards
• It's finally opening night of Smoke on the Mountain! Get your tickets now to see...
• U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell to tour sites of tornado damage
• AG creates unit to fight public corruption
• Model home going in tornado recovery zone
• Bill to restore PACT settlement passes
• Tuscaloosa County Board of Education opposes bill for charter schools
• UA prepared for huge crowd at spring A-Day scrimmage
• Shelton State PTK members attending the PTK International Convention in Nashvill...
• Shelton State softball sweeps Calhoun 6-2 and 8-4 in a double header this aftern...
• Center for the Book at UA Announces Winners of Letters About Literature
• Bill to restore Alabama tuition settlement passes
• Ohio woman may not have known Richards was an escapee
• Titanic-themed dinner party to recreate voyage's final meal
• Join us for the Lunch and Learn session on LinkedIn Monday, April 16, at 11:30 a...
• Today, Poppy's will be donating 10% of all lunch sales to the American Cancer So...
• The Shelton State Cosmetology Department is hosting a Cosmetology Fashion Show,...
• Today is the last day for the Scale Back Alabama Weigh Out. If you participated...
• Shelton State softball hosts Calhoun Community College in a double header today...
• BCS game cost Alabama nearly $2M, records show
• Cam Newtons college career inspires law
• Memorial pays tribute to UA student who drowned
• Northport pretrial program advances
• Bill would raise court docket fees in Pickens County
• Alabama student chosen as intern for Supreme Court
• Young adults audition for MTV reality show
• Opponents dominate immigration hearing
• After tornadoes, looting may become a crime
• Senate committee OKs covenant marriage bill
• Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder in Martin case
• Escaped murderer caught in Ohio
• Theatre Tuscaloosa and Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre are partnering once again t...
• Going to BCS title game cost Alabama nearly $2 million
• Get your tickets now for Smoke on the Mountain, they are going fast! Opening nig...
• Just a reminder that the FAFSA Workshop will be at 3:00 p.m. today in Room 1826...
• Judge orders man to jail for wearing sagging pants in court
• Tickets being sold for Belk charity sales
• Mayor, City Council members earn award
• VFW post will hold barbecue fundraiser
• Library to hold event today
• Alabama finishes in top 10 in forensics competition
• UA exchange student from Japan plays saxophone for passers-by
• SEC honors University of Alabama chemistry professor
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Alabama Senate approves pension plan for new hires
• Lawmakers delay storm shelter bill
• Residential zoning code details finalized
• Bobby Petrino fired at Arkansas after 4 seasons
• Alabama Senate approves new state pension plan
• Rick Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Search continues for killer who escaped state cattle ranch
• 'The Real World' casting call comes to Tuscaloosa
• A big thanks and shout out to Shelton State's newest fanpage likes: Billy Wolf,...
• Understanding and Conquering Procrastination is part of the Student Success Semi...
• It's a nice evening to come out and watch some Shelton State baseball as they ho...
• Rick Bragg get UA's 2012 last lecture award
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the Shelton State Jazz Combo, the...
• UA’s Garner Named to Top Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Post
• Theatre Tuscaloosa announces auditions for Gypsy.
• Please vote for our digital signage entry for the Visix People's Choice Expressi...
• Texas woman, 51, dies in wreck near Duncanville
• Conference lets undergrads show their research
• Sheriff adds 2 paramedics to assist in medical emergencies
• Work on Woolsey Finnell Bridge to cause delays
• Work to close Seventh Avenue
• Tuscaloosa Center for Technology students build desk for girl with cerebral palsy
• Legislators to consider immigration law revisions
• University Place may get magnet program
• The Scale Back Alabama Weigh Out starts today! Team members should come to the W...
• Daughtry to play Tuscaloosa Amphitheater June 16
• Save the date for Shelton State Engineering Day 2012 on April 19 from 9:00 a.m....
• Police: Student jumped from Bama Belle before drowning
• Curbside recycling returns to Tuscaloosa May 7
• Sheriff's department adds two paramedics to staff
• Facebook buys Instagram for $1 billion
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• Deal reached for red light cameras
• Escaped killer still on the loose
• A representative from the Troy University Office of Admissions will be on campus...
• Students, be sure to check out our external scholarship page on the web. New sch...
• Lady Bucs softball sweep of Marion Military on Saturday puts them at 32-7 for th...
• Around town
• Looking back
• Alberta Easter service has added meaning this year
• UA a top stop for Supreme Court justices
• Habitat for Humanitys aftermath
• Bubba Watson wins Masters in playoff
• LEND A HAND: UA plans day of service in memory of tornado victims
• School news
• Storm victims home rebuilt through volunteer effort
• Alabama self-defense law works similar to Florida's
• Southern rock rules at amp with Hank Jr. performance
• Silent auction, music, door prizes featured at Art Kitchen fundraiser
• Christ Episcopal members plant vegetables to feed poor
• Immigration law changes address religious concerns
• Bill grants fire college independence
• Shaquille O'Neal films anti-alcohol announcement at UA
• Witt names search committee for his successor at UA
• Hankerson, Mitchell leave Alabama basketball team
• Bentley announces new plans for state mental health system
• Wishing you and your family a blessed and Happy Easter weekend!
• Purchase tickets now to see The Comedy of Dr. Allen Mallory on April 18 at 7:00...
• On April 13th from 1-5 p.m. there will be a Shelton State Nursing Softball Tourn...
• UA to Host ‘UA Remembers: A Day of Service’ on April 21
• Join the SOAR Institute this morning at 10:00 a.m. for the Student Success Semin...
• Police search for student who fell into river during sorority party
• House passes pay change amendment
• Company offers bus service to Starkville
• Northport pastor says district needs active leader
• Program offers instant remediation
• Author of Alabama's tough immigration law offers revisions
• City to host April 27 memorial service at Coleman Coliseum
• Bentley to announce new mental health plans Friday
• Alabama House panel approves charter school bill
• Get your raffle tickets to win one of these large, cool baskets to benefit Relay...
• Congratulations to Shelton State softball pitcher Mollie Hanson! She has been ch...
• The Bunny Butt Cake for the Relay for Life silent auction. Yummy!
• Relay for Life Bake Sale going on now in the Atrium until 1:00 p.m.! Stop by and...
• Vacation Bible School
• Tuscaloosa County students awarded scholarships
• Dye packs origin still in doubt, police say
• Bill giving tax breaks to businesses that hire veterans signed into law
• Northport mayor ordered to pay $500 in ethics case
• County seeks millions in grant money for Holt recovery
• Mercedes-Benz debuts new GL-Class in the Big Apple
• $3.6 million Greensboro Avenue improvement project unveiled
• Lawsuit filed in fatal accident following air show
• Behind the Curtain of Smoke on the Mountain with Wheeler Kincaid.
• The Scale Back Alabama weigh out will be Monday, April 9th to Thursday, April 12...
• Vote on scaled down charter school bill delayed
• Around 1,000 receive vaccine after hepatitis A scare
• Theatre Tuscaloosa and Tuscaloosa Children's Theatre are partnering once again t...
• Meet the cast of Smoke on the Mountain in the Behind the Curtain interviews. The...
• Verizon 4G LTE launching in Tuscaloosa 'this month'
• Today's Student Success Seminar - Do's and Don'ts of Communication with College...
• A representative from Mississippi State University Office of Admissions will be...
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Alabama Legislature looking at employee furloughs
• Bill would allow Sunday alcohol sales in York
• DCH tests program to reduce infections
• E-911 fee increase passes House
• Northport council member will run for new term
• University of Alabama student named Truman Scholar
• River Market offers previews in April before May 5 opening
• Warner name now graces art gallery in New York
• Alley to be closed for construction
• Free estate planning offered
• Hotel developers granted extension
• Alabama House committee to vote on charter schools plan
• Prosecutors want accident suspect to surrender his passport
• Share your memories of April 27
• On Wednesday, April 4, from 9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. a representative from Mississipp...
• Join us today at 5:15 p.m. for Do's and Don'ts of Communication with College Fac...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the Bach to Rock Ensemble and Glin...
• Hospital to release 3-year-old girl hurt in fatality
• Northport council renews effort to redo MLK Boulevard
• Ticks, fleas worse this year due to mild winter
• Alabama Legislature reconvenes today for second half of session
• Marchers demand action against shooter in Trayvon Martin slaying
• Drive-By Truckers front man to speak at Alabama Thursday
• After tough fall, Tide's Whitsett making comeback on the course
• Man opposes compensation for wrongfully-jailed for ex-wife
• Vehicular homicide suspect released from jail
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics in Room 245...
• You know about Twitter, but do you know how to use it for research? Ms. Melissa...
• Summer online registration starts today at 7:30 am.
• Lots of out-of-towners attend Tuscaloosa Regional Air Show
• asks University of Alabama professor for help
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Hunger a growing issue in Alabama
• Man charged in car accident that killed young girl after air show
• Three winners, 100 million lottery losers
• Tuscaloosa County's 911 fees may rise sharply
• LEND A HAND: Child abuse prevention group to light lanterns at fundraiser
• Black men say stereotypes persist
• Tuscaloosa air show brings back memories for Tuskegee Airmen
• VIDEO: Blue Angels fly over Tuscaloosa
• Tuscaloosa air show brings back memories for Tuskegee Airmen
• VIDEO: Golden Knights parachute into Tuscaloosa Regional Air Show
• Rain doesns jams
• Farmers plan to open new market in Northport
• Tuscaloosa Countys jobless rate continues to decrease
• Tuscaloosa seeks $1.07M for downtown lot
• City, air show pilots have plan in case of showers
• City, air show pilots have plan in case of Saturday showers
• Tuscaloosa Amphitheater kicks off the 2012 season tonight
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B to win record jackpot
• Maze featuring Frankie Beverly concert going on as scheduled
• Walk MS event raises money for multiple sclerosis research
• SSCC softball is hosting Meridian Community College in a double header today at...
• Just a reminder that the Student Success Seminar: Understanding and Avoiding Pla...
• Locals say they want want justice for all at community rally
• Former University of West Alabama president dies at 82
• County school system says same-sex prom dates never restricted
• Shaq to star in, help direct LessThanUThink PSA
• Blue Angels roar into city for Tuscaloosa Regional Air Show
• Accused shooter caught after countywide manhunt
• Summer web registration begins April 2!
• Camp offered for joint replacement patients
• Northport mayor to hold prayer at flagpole Friday
• 2 charged in attempted copper theft
• Panel examines immigrations roots in Alabama
• Alabama looks at higher fees for state services to ease cuts
• Perry County water boards pay rises by 800 percent
• Camp offered for joint replacement patients
• Northport mayor to hold prayer at flagpole Friday
• No hepatitis A cases reported as hundreds get vaccinations
• No hepatitis A cases reported as hundreds get vaccinations
• Honors Week Events at UA Highlight Scholarship, Leadership
• Two launch write-in campaigns for Alabama chief justice
• Student SPJ chapter takes away free speech at Nerf-gun point
• Parrish Receives UA Engineering’s T. Morris Hackney Leadership Award
• Shelton State baseball won one and lost one yesterday. The Bucs defeated Meridia...
• Courington Awarded UA Engineering Outstanding Alumni Volunteer Award
• UA Honors Six Distinguished Engineering Fellows
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Tuscaloosa rally to be held in honor of slain youth
• Council earmarks $100,000 to buy land
• Meal prices to rise at city schools
• Prosecutors: Budget cuts could delay justice
• Northport City Council member to seek new term
• Hepatitis A exposure discovered at Northport restaurant
• University of Alabama graduate students study earns $5,000 grand prize
• Construction to begin on Rosedale Courts in early April
• City, state officials dedicate new Tuscaloosa River Market
• Join the SOAR Institute today at 5:15 p.m. in Room 2454 for a Student Success Se...
• SSCC baseball is hosting Meridian Community College today at 2:00 p.m. Go Bucs!
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Series will feature Paul Houghtaling and the Stars of T...
• PHOTOS: Different dances on display
• Low turnout expected for Republican PSC runoff
• New county schools head may get higher pay than predecessor
• Saban gets raise, contract extension through 2019
• LETTER: Smoking is harmful to you and others
• Transportation museum hosts Blue Angels photo history
• As justices listen to health care debate, demonstrators rally
• Hudson will continue as UA women's basketball coach
• Drummond Co. is restoring a dragline unused since 1995
• Supreme Court ready to move to heart of health care case
• Saban gets raise, contract extension through 2019
• Charges upgraded to murder in November shooting death
• Attention Students! Please take the opportunity to apply for the transfer schola...
• Shelton State baseball swept doubleheader with Calhoun on Saturday.
• Shuttle car operator killed at Drummond mine
• UA forensics team earns its 19th national title
• Northports S&P bond rating gets an upgrade
• U.S. gives out $50,000 per Afghanistan shooting spree death
• Shooter could be charged with hate crime if evidence is found
• So proud of the Shelton State Lady Bucs for placing sixth place in the NJCAA Nat...
• Levey's $120K city schools job as grant director raises questions
• Former Tuscaloosa resident recalls early days with Blue Angels
• School News
• College News
• Perfect weather lures big crowd to Druid City Arts Festival
• Second half of session threatens Alabama's legislative harmony
• Five charged in separate break-ins early Saturday
• Lawmakers' plan could reduce pay for legislators
• LEND A HAND: Organizers say volunteers needed for triathlon, air show
• Cancer center renamed for donors
• Military news
• Water main work to close 29th Street
• Good luck to Shelton State's Lady Bucs as they battle for fifth place today at 3...
• Shelton State pitcher Kristina Kelley in the news:
• Groundbreaking marks official start of Lear plant
• Tuscaloosa gears up for River Market opening
• Man, 33, charged in friends attempted rape
• Manderson Graduate School of Business ranks No. 4 in country
• Street to be named for fallen officer Trevor Phillips
• Fundraiser highlights culinary skills of men
• Final score Shelton State 66, Georgia Perimeter 60. Way to go Bucs! Shelton Stat...
• Time out and Shelton leads 64-60 with 14 seconds left to go. I think the Lady Bu...
• 1:21 to go and Shelton takes the lead 62-60!
• Georgia Perimeter takes the lead with less than 3 minutes to go in the game, 59-...
• After leading by 23 points Shelton has allowed Georgia Perimeter to come back wi...
• Shelton State leads 51-31 over Georgia Perimeter with 12 minutes left in the sec...
• Saban and coaching staff expected receive new contracts
• Vet offered to board Great Dane, other Hale County shelter dogs
• Bills seek to reinstate Alabama tuition settlement
• Shelton State baseball will host Calhoun Community College on Saturday in a doub...
• Student Success Seminar - Are You Resume' Ready? will be at 10:00 a.m. this morn...
• The Spring graduation ceremony will be held May 8, 2012, at 12:00 noon. If you a...
• Shelton State in the news:
• After Shelton State's loss last night against Trinity Valley, the No. 8 Lady Buc...
• Plan would raise price of meals at city schools
• Senator pushes for minority trustees for Alabama universities
• Senator wants coroner elections
• Shelton State lost to Trinity Valley 59-66.
• The Lady Bucs are trailing 27-38 at the half.
• Maryville College students spend week working on Habitat for Humanity
• The Lady Bucs are just minutes away from tip-off against Trinity Valley, TX in t...
• New Mercedes supplier to break ground in Tuscaloosa County
• Strange files motion to join broadcaster in birth control lawsuit
• National championship trophy goes on display at Bryant Museum
• West Alabama Aero Modelers to host first event of the year
• Alabama baseball to host Texas A&M, Missouri in 2013
• New York Times, ProPublica Reporters Headline UA Journalism Day Panel
• Congratulations to Shelton State softball for their sweep of Snead State in Boaz...
• County will rebid building of safe rooms
• Montgomery man sentenced in Tuscaloosa robberies
• Compromise sought on farm winery legislation
• Marriage covenant bill gets delayed
• Fundraiser Friday to benefit local diabetes camp
• Druid City Arts Festival organizers plan projects to promote artists
• Tuscaloosa County School System financial chief exits post
• Tuscaloosa boasts bevy of events this weekend
• Shelton State will play Trinity Valley Community College Thursday night at 6:00...
• Tuscaloosa City Council approves two developments for downtown
• Oscar winner Octavia Spencer honored by hometown
• The Shelton State Association of Nursing Students (SSANS) will be sponsoring Kic...
• Tide will face Mizzou, A&M in soccer, volleyball, gymnastics
• Need help with your resume? Join the SOAR Institute today at 1:00 p.m. for the S...
• Strong leadership sought for next Tuscaloosa County superintendent
• Warning issued to Alabama Historical Commission
• Tuscaloosa City Council approves liquor license for J.D's
• Bill sponsor says proposal may reduce states divorce rate
• News Executive Editor Doug Ray leaving
• At the half Shelton State 41, Snow, UT 30 in the NJCAA National Championship in...
• Festival to close parts of Sixth, Seventh streets
• Good luck to the Lady Bucs tonight as they play Snow, UT at 8:30 p.m. in Game 6...
• Wrongfully jailed Carrollton mom may get compensation
• PHOTOS: Barrett Jones and family mission trip
• YMCA of Tuscaloosa to kick off Youth First campaign
• Owners: Birmingham Humane Society killed missing Great Dane
• Do you have a resume prepared to help you get an interview when that perfect job...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature Amber Abrams, mezzo soprano. The...
• Attention Students! Don’t wait until the last minute to plan your summer 2012 se...
• Stakeholders consider option for mental health care
• Debris-filled Forest Lake drained
• Public can have say tonight in superintendent search
• Northport hires firm to audit police department
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• The Shelton State Lady Bucs will play Snow, UT in Game 6 of the NJCAA Women's N...
• Crosby, Stills and Nash to play Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• FEMA, AmeriCorps partner to create disaster relief group
• Samantha man hooks record 120-pound blue catfish
• Tornado death toll rises to 53 with addition of 87-year-old woman
• A representative from The University of West Alabama Office of Admission will be...
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• The topic for today's Lunch and Learn Seminar is WorkKeys Testing. The session w...
• Tuscaloosa photographers work examines heart of Cuba in book
• Pilot Club celebrates 90 years in Tuscaloosa
• BETTY SLOWE: Mock trial was main attraction 100 years ago
• Looking back
• Romney wins Puerto Rico; GOP race moves to La., Ill.
• La Rocca Nursing Home plans facility at Capstone Village
• Girl Scouts share experiences on the organizations 100th anniversary
• Romney got folksy, but still lost in Alabama
• Role of community colleges touted
• Nominees face court systems financial woes
• Mayor plans 17 projects for $5 million
• Community colleges play vital part in rural areas economic development, professor says
• Military news
• College news
• School news
• Bentley orders agencies to cut 10.6% from budgets
• Taco Casa, Hokkaido reach settlement on rebuilding plans
• Alabama Supreme Court voids PACT settlement
• Fans proclaim they're proud of Crimson Tides progress
• Tuscaloosa police seek help solving jewelry store theft
• Nehemiah's on the rise at Forest Lake Baptist Church
• University of Alabama researchers help identify new frog species
• Tuscaloosa City Council expands new zoning rules
• Alabama falls to Creighton after blowing 11-point lead
• Taco Casa, Hokkaido reach settlement on rebuilding plans
• Alabama Supreme Court voids PACT settlement
• Scholarships devoted to band directors memory
• Building demolition will give Alberta church a fresh start
• Former Partlow workers to return
• Meth bill would limit sale of cold medicine
• Fundraiser to benefit meal program for children
• Tuscaloosa Eastern Bypass meeting brings out criticism
• Central High School choir to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Alabama's senior trio to compete at home for the final time
• Senate bill pits NRA against Business Council of Alabama
• Alabama's length, athleticism pose problems for Creighton
• Community grants open for applicants
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Former Lamar superintendent wins close school board race
• Greensboro police look into case of missing dog
• City Council rejects liquor license for J.D.s Food Mart
• Child abuse prevention group awarded grant
• Bentley halts construction on psychiatric facility
• Warren Haynes to play Bama Theatre April 12
• Malone says transition to new chief justice will be smooth
• Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Bachus has comfortable lead in crowded field
• Skelton defeats Layne for County Commission seat
• After 66 years, Northport man, 89, gets medal for WWII service
• Tingle wins Republican nod for County Commission
• Bryan wins seat on Alabama Supreme Court
• PSC president primary seems headed for runoff
• UNA instructor Black wins Republican primary in state school board
• Incumbent Copeland trounces challenger in county school board race
• West Alabama primary roundup
• Newcomer Acker wins four-way race for County Commission
• Mims unseats incumbent Hinton in county school board race
• Sexton will face incumbent Hardy McCollum for probate judge
• Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Moore leads race for chief justice
• Lawmaker who left GOP leads in U.S. House race
• Selma Republican on path to face Terri Sewell again
• Live results from Tuscaloosa County primaries
• Turnout low for primary election in Tuscaloosa County
• University of Alabama law school receives highest ranking ever
• If you would like help with your FAFSA for summer 2012 or fall 2012, please plan...
• SSCC softball will be playing Marion Military today in a double header starting...
• Hydrants being flushed
• Church serves as host to tornado recovery volunteers
• Former judge Jerry Baird was known for wit, fairness
• Poll shows tight race in presidential primary
• Santorum makes campaign stop at Dreamland in Tuscaloosa
• Romney, rivals court Southern support on eve of primary
• UA professor to perform in 'Beauty and the Beast' tour
• Shelton State baseball won one and lost one to Wallace State-Hanceville over the...
• The Shelton State Community College Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa continues to grow...
• Congratulations to Lady Bucs softball for going 4-0 in the ACCC Crossover Tourna...
• Wishing everyone an enjoyable and safe spring break!
• Sheriffs deputies arrest driver after chase
• Providing a smooth ride for bikers at Lake Lurleen
• Tuscaloosa expects influx of spring break volunteers
• Alabama basketball makes NCAA Tournament
• Candidates fight for delegates in Alabama primary
• Some Tuscaloosa moms say bill would help regulate midwifery
• Alabama primary ballot includes delegate candidates
• Alabama primary features state, local races
• Congratulations to Wallace-Hanceville, 2012 Men's ACCC Basketball Champions.
• Shelton State loses championship game by 2 points to Wallace-Hanceville, 66-68.
• Wallace-Hanceville is up by 2 over Shelton, 37-35, at the half.
• The ACCC championship game is about to tip-off at 7:30 p.m. with Shelton State u...
• Some West Alabama offices to be filled in Tuesday primaries
• Limestone Correctional tracking dog found after tornado injury
• Tuscaloosa Public Library will expand services with grant money
• SCHOOL NEWS: March 11
• MILITARY NEWS: March 11
• COLLEGE NEWS: March 11
• State legislator faces businessman in 4th Congressional District
• Two businessmen focus on economy in 7th District Republican race
• Panel says tornado-damaged homes will be razed
• County engineer criticizes road resurfacing process
• Wishing Coach Mohun, Coach Law, and the Shelton State basketball team the best o...
• University of Alabama halts work on Bryce Hospital replacement
• Shelton State wins tonight over Lawson, 96-85, to put them in the championship g...
• Digital cameras, GPS coming to Tuscaloosa City School buses
• First steps taken toward Tuscaloosa County mental health court
• Shelton State is leading Lawson 48-35 at the half.
• Final score is Wallace Hanceville 74, Jeff Davis 60.
• Semi-finals tonight for the ACCC Men's Tournament at Shelton State. Jeff Davis w...
• Romney's evangelical problem on display in Southern primaries
• Outdoor athletes hit the trails and lake for adventure race
• Florida knocks Alabama out of SEC tournament, 66-63
• Luke Bryan concert still scheduled for A-Day weekend
• John Mayer cancels tour that included Tuscaloosa show
• Residents cite lack of trust in county schools system
• Chamberlain right choice for District 7
• Hopefuls offer different perspective for schools
• Rally: Protect disability services
• Residents question plans for rebuilding
• County garbage service rates to rise
• State school board candidate withdraws
• Commission candidates differ on handling countys reserve fund
• Shelton State secures a spot in the semi-finals against Lawson State tomorrow ni...
• Bucs leading Gadsden State 37-25 at the half.
• Lawson State defeated Alabama Southern, 81-61. Next up at 7:30 p.m. the Shelton...
• Alabama beats South Carolina in SEC tournament opener
• Wallace-Hanceville took the lead in last 4 seconds of game for the win over Mari...
• Santorum appeals for votes in Alabama ahead of primary
• At halftime Marion Military leads Wallace-Hanceville, 25-18.
• Jeff Davis defeats Chattahoochee Valley, 62-53. Up next at 3:00 p.m. is Marion M...
• Report: FBI probing Auburn's Ward for point shaving
• New pilot training center opens at former WWII training site
• Jeff Davis behind Chattahoochee Valley by 1 at the half, 29-30.
• The Shelton Singers Showcase will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Bean-Brown...
• Shelton State baseball hosting Wallace-Hanceville today for a double header at 4...
• Shelton State athletics are on a winning roll! Congratulations to Lady Bucs soft...
• Today's schedule for the ACCC Men's Tournament: 1:00 P.M. GAME 5: JEFF DAVIS vs....
• The 2012 ACCC Women's Basketball Champions!
• Casinos returning with gambling trial verdict
• Commissioners son is one of three candidates for GOP nomination
• Retired coal miner, hospice chaplain seek to win District 2 Democratic race
• will be held today
• House panel approves fire college bill
• Two-part boating safety course offered
• Public safety workers honored
• Bentley plans state pension changes
• Tornado victim hosts dinner for volunteers who helped her out
• Shelton State Lady Bucs are the ACCC Champions! Congratulations to Coach Madonna...
• Tuskegee Airman shares tales of war tests, triumphs
• It's halftime of the championship game and Shelton State leads Wallace-Hancevill...
• Lady Bucs softball win double header against Gadsden State today 6-1 and 2-0.
• Shelton State's Lady Bucs will face Wallace-Hanceville tonight at 7:30 p.m. for...
• Lawson State defeats Bishop State 85-70 in Game 3 of the ACCC Men's Basketball T...
• Lawson State 48, Bishop State 34 at the half of Game 3.
• Former Alabama players aim to impress scouts at Pro Day
• Capstone Club architect to design course for 2016 Olympics
• Defendants found not guilty in Alabama gambling trial
• Two charged with stealing mission trip donations from Valley View Baptist
• Final score of Faulkner State and Wallace-Hanceville, 65-68. Coming up in Game 3...
• Faulkner State and Wallace-Hanceville are tied at the half, 30-30.
• SSCC softball is playing a double header at home against Gadsden State at 1:00 p.m.
• Southern Union falls to Chattahoochee Valley, 50-62. Faulkner State vs. Wallace-...
• At halftime in Game 1 Southern Union leads Chatahoochee Valley 22-18.
• The ACCC Men's Basketball Tournament is about to begin with Game 1 tip-off at 11...
• Just a reminder that Career Fair 2012 is today from 9:00 a.m. - noon at the Mart...
• Residents scrutinize plans for rebuilding city
• Bill may affect law on sign displays
• County Commission candidates want to improve infrastructure
• Former administrators face off in county school board election
• Calderone wins University of Alabama SGA presidents race
• Gifts to public officials limited at $25
• Hiring process at University of Alabama criticized
• Primary to determine spot on Supreme Court
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for their big win over Bishop State 82-48! The...
• At the half, Shelton State 45, Bishop 12.
• Wallace State-Hanceville defeats Wallace State-Selma 82-63 tonight to secure a s...
• Wallace State-Selma leads Wallace-Hanceville 47-45 during the half.
• Romney, Gingrich, Santorum all get Super Tuesday wins
• Save the date for the comedy of Dr. Allen Mallory!
• Burford leading Samford softball into Rhoads Stadium
• Gingrich slams Romney, Obama in Alabama campaign stop
• Shelton State's Mohun, Thompson have turned Bucs into championship programs. See...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the Shelton State Jazz Ensemble at...
• Join us for the Health and Wellness Spring Fair today in the Martin Campus Atriu...
• Shelton State Lady Bucs move into the semi-finals tomorrow after big win over CV...
• 2 vie for GOP nod in District 7 state school board race
• Library trustees say communication aids morale
• Schoolst need doctorate
• 3 seeking UA SGA top spot in vote
• Northport buying 3 new fire trucks, police guns
• Habitat for Humanity aids family whose Alberta house was swept away by tornado
• Third woman files suit against Tuscaloosa County
• Lady Bucs with a big lead over Chattahoochee Valley at the half, 44-17.
• Next up at 7:30 p.m. is Shelton State's very own Lady Bucs against Chattahoochee...
• Bishop State defeats Gadsden State 75-56.
• Game 7 Bishop State vs. Gadsden State live on iHigh!
• Wallace State-Hanceville wins over Alabama Southern 70-64 and advances to the se...
• Witt named chancellor of University of Alabama system
• First phase of work complete on downtown arts center
• Witt Selected as Chancellor; Bonner Named Interim UA President
• Wallace State-Selma defeats Lawson State 67-56 and will move on to Game 9 tomorr...
• Wallace State-Selma leads Lawson State 36-23 at the half in Game 5 of the ACCC W...
• Wallace State-Selma and Lawson State are about to tip-off. Join us!
• The Spring graduation ceremony will be held May 8, 2012, at 12:00 noon. If you...
• Women's ACCC Basketball Tournament schedule for today: 1:00 p.m. Wallace State-S...
• Allied Health Informational Session today at 5:00 p.m. in Student Org conference...
• Technology Basics today at 2:00 p.m. in Room 2455 on Martin Campus. Receive help...
• What if I told you a single decision has the potential to impact the rest of you...
• The Alabama Department of Public Health will be administering free and confident...
• Stories of surviving tornadoes emerge
• Commemorative march has deeper meaning for protesters of new immigration, voter ID laws
• Details scarce for switch to community care
• Final score in game 4 Chattahoochee Valley over Southern Union 85-52. Tip-off fo...
• Hydrants to be tested
• Streets to be swept
• New book recounts Titanic connection
• Belly dancing class part of Purim celebration
• Chattahoochee Valley leads 41-24 over Southern Union at the half.
• Final score Gadsden State 72, Enterprise 40. Game 4 set for 7:30 p.m. Chattahooc...
• At the half of game 3 Gadsden State leads Enterprise 33-30.
• In Game 2 of the Women's ACCC Basketball Tournament Alabama Southern defeated Fa...
• Faulkner leads Alabama Southern 34-30 at the half.
• Lawson State defeats L.B. Wallace 74-40 in game 1. Live now Alabama Southern vs....
• View the ACCC Basketball Tournament games live @
• Tipoff at 1:00 p.m. today in the Women's ACCC Basketball Tournament will be Laws...
• Welcome 2012 ACCC Basketball Tournament players, coaches, families and fans! For...
• Veteran politicians vie for probate judge
• City seeks public input on rebuilding plans
• UWA women upset Delta State, reach title game
• Wings of Grace provides prom dresses for tornado victims
• 3 GOP members vie for PSC president post
• Lawmaker wants religious study classes
• LEND A HAND: Tornado debris to be used in building Alberta amphitheater
• Raiders cruise past Carbon Hill for second straight 3A title
• Come on out to Theatre Tuscaloosa's Zumba Dance Party today from 2-4:00 p.m. in...
• Public input sought in schools chief search
• Mental health petition drive continues today
• Plaintiffs, BP reach oil spill settlement
• Artistic UA student recalled for her vitality, character
• Lessons at lunchtime: Chinese UA students sample barbecue courtesy of speaker
• Police seek suspects in 36-mile chase
• Riverwalk will include upscale cafe, yogurt shop
• Dog training school rebuilding after April 27 tornado
• Tornadoes' havoc widespread
• ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to the potential threat of severe weather in the area, all act...
• Powerful storms hit north Alabama
• Offices close, events cancelled due to storm threat
• Theatre Tuscaloosa's Zumba Dance Party is Saturday, March 3, from 2:00 - 4:00 p....
• Honors Day applications must be submitted by noon today. Submit online applicati...
• SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE: Today is the deadline for Academic, Ambassador, Fine Arts,...
• Reward doubled in case of wounded eagle
• REVIEW: Lightweight musical comedy moves forward like a shark
• Commission candidate advocates social justice
• Hale County judicial hopeful cites experience
• Lawmakers seek to fix overtime calculation
• Severe weather expected tonight in West Alabama
• Sizing up small books
• Students target binge drinking with campaign
• Revive NAACP locally, leader says
• Stormwater rules may cost city $1 million
• Representatives from the Troy University and Mississippi State University Office...
• Bill gives breaks to lure business
• Severe storms expected in Tuscaloosa on Friday
• UA adds third May graduation ceremony
• A once bad dog turns good
• Retired coal miner will seek seat on County Commission
• Woodworking demonstration part of Holt Highs Career Tech Week
• Deadline nears for voters in primary
• City may sue over insurance claim
• Students sharpen skills for jobs beyond the classoom
• Tuscaloosa threatens lawsuit over insurance offer
• Supply Store to Present UA Graduation Celebration
• Did you know that Shelton State offers 24/7 tutoring through SMARTHINKING? Find...
• Benefit at Midtown Village to help Turning Point.
• UA Plans Additional Commencement Ceremony to Accommodate May Graduates
• Today is a payment due date for students that registered after January 10. If tu...
• Luke Bryan concert at the Amp postponed
• City BOE approves magnet changes
• Luke Bryan concert at the Amp postponed
• Area agencies receive more than $2M in grants
• New zoning maps for neighborhoods touch all areas of tornado path
• plan for tornado zone revealed
• Great Dane missing after shelter closes
• Lawsuit alleges sexual assault
• Reports of stomach virus increase
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs softball team for defeating Lurleen B. Wallace...
• Area agencies receive more than $2 million from relief fund
• The 2012 Alabama Community College Conference's Division I Basketball Championsh...
• UA’s University Libraries Mark 1 Millionth User Since August 2011
• Theatre Tuscaloosa is hosting a fundraising party that is open to men and women...
• A piano program featuring Melinda Brooks will be Thursday, March 1, at 1:45 p.m....
• Join Baptist Campus Ministries for lunch and bible study Thursday, March 1, at 1...
• Former Auburn coach Tuberville accused of investment fraud
• Today is the last day to withdraw from Spring 1st split term classes. For more i...
• REMINDER: Scholarship applications for Academic, Ambassador, Fine Arts, and Tech...
• Test Anxiety- Strategies to Help You Succeed is part of the Student Success Semi...
• The Phi Theta Kappa Induction will be held tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Atrium on...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the University of Alabama Contempo...
• County school board member has heart attack
• Self-serve yogurt shop to open downtown on Thursday
• Lawmakers want voters to set pay
• More Americans seeking dental treatment at ER
• Magnet Schools makeup to change
• Bill seeks to ax cameras for red-light violations
• Students are invited to a Meet Your Deans session Tuesday, February 28, from 11:...
• Tuesday, February 28, is the last day to withdraw from 1st split term classes.
• Alabama native Octavia Spencer wins best supporting actress
• Freshman pitcher Turnbull to start against South Alabama
• Ohio school shooting leaves 1 dead, 4 wounded
• Today's Lunch and Learn will be an informal conversation with Shelton State Pres...
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• John Mayer to play Tuscaloosa Amphitheater April 26
• Questions surround ex-conservator's cases
• Northport considers program for first-time offenders
• UA costumers rushing to get ready for
• Next chief justice will deal with budget cuts
• Mental health chiefs plan will hurt UA and Alberta, Tuscaloosa leaders say
• Hundreds sign petition in Alberta
• News sports staff earns 10 AP awards
• Prom dress fundraiser provides inexpensive formals; proceeds fight domestic violence
• Students make nest from April 27 tornados debris
• LEND A HAND: Chili cook-off fundraiser will benefit community soup bowl
• Military news
• School news
• College news
• This is the last weekend to see the comedy Noises Off at the Bean-Brown Theatre....
• Men's basketball vs. Marion Military tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Martin Campus G...
• Shelton State men's and women's basketball continue impressive season.
• Absentee voting expected to surge
• Retired police trainer to investigate cold cases
• Reward offered for info in bald eagle shooting
• Two teens charged in home invasion robbery
• County BOE OKs deal for interim chief
• Downtown bank changes name, sign
• Performance at University of Alabama honors Perry County author
• Myrtlewood pupils plant 30 trees in beautification project
• Boys, mentors to meet at event
• Green available for Mississippi State game
• Officials expect spike in absentee ballots for primary election
• Bill could require invasive ultrasounds for abortions
• UA Real Estate Center Names Two New Board Members
• Program sheds light on citys civil rights role
• Racy texts to student detailed in lawsuit
• Website offers users local crime statistics
• Writer says blacks treated worse after slavery
• Soul band Maze plans March 30 show
• Tyner plans petition drive against mental health plan
• Northport council member to run for re-election
• Volunteer says Hale County animal shelter problems not a secret
• Deputies say woman had home meth lab
• Bill would cut red tape for foreign adoptions
• Judge acquits Alabama man accused in honeymoon death
• Commission approves demolition of storm damaged houses
• Career Center Director Named at UA
• Join Theatre Tuscaloosa tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre on the Ma...
• WUAL fundraiser, home tour offers peek into kitchens
• Murray says give animal officers arrest power
• House delays action on Fire College bill
• Casino developer testifies state senator sought bribes
• Vanity Fair author, speaking at UA, says tribunal has links to today
• Local lawmaker blasts mental health prison plan
• Proposed changes would allow the 'Biggest Cactus in Town'
• UA filmmaker's documentary chosen for SXSW festival
• Bryant Bank receives national award for relief efforts
• Mental health advocates rally against funding cuts
• Bryant crushes Talladega in Central Regional
• Just a reminder that a representative from The University of Alabama College of...
• A representative from the Office of Financial Aid will be in Room 1826 on the Ma...
• System to use personal alerts for severe weather
• Plan now for Career Fair 2012!
• Save the date!
• Alabama House passes bill that bans texting while driving, 92-0
• City Council approves increases for roof costs
• State Senate approves Fire College bill
• UA filmmakers documentary chosen for Texas festival
• Hale County animal shelter director arrested
• Downtown hotel rendering unveiled
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Bill would limit sales of ingredients to make meth
• First step taken in rebuilding Alberta school
• Hazel Green eliminates Hillcrest in Class 6A Northwest Regional
• Center will make UA 'nerve center' for water research
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert Series will feature a Mardi Gras concert and th...
• Shelby says country headed for debt crisis
• Officials, classmates to remember players at Marshall' screening
• DCH offers free course on mental illness
• Students could win air show tickets with essays
• Redistricting leaders eye special session in May
• Bentley targets agencies to trim
• Gas price rise not apt to slow down
• Open Carry group looks to expand gun rights
• Northport Police Chief Green put on paid leave
• Alabama student taking 'The Face' to NBC's Today Show
• Mitchell out for the season; Green returns to practice
• Roof changes for city buildings to cost $270,000
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• Do something amazing. Save a life in your community. Please give blood. The SS...
• Just a reminder about the Lunch and Learn Series, Money Matters, today at 11:30...
• UA event focuses on business activities
• Eutaw VFD, aviation unit conduct joint exercises
• Early results encouraging for e-readers in area schools
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Prison chief, Bentley say mental health plan still in early stages
• Fairness of face-value Tide tickets questioned
• REVIEW: Comedy corrals laughs from chaos, on and off stage
• LEND A HAND: Sprayberry Education Centers art show will have new home
• Maintenance work scheduled on I-20/59
• Chief justice wants more for courts
• The performance of Noises Off begins at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Bean-Brown Thea...
• Shelton State softball wins three today. The Lady Bucs defeated Copiah Lincoln,...
• If laughter is the best medicine then Noises Off is a double-dose! This side-spl...
• Representatives from The University of Alabama’s College of Education will be in...
• Conviction upheld in '03 Fayette slayings
• Commissioner cancels meeting to discuss mental health changes
• Man and dog travel from Alabama to Nebraska on horseback
• Realizing The Dream Series to Host Performance Artist Reanae McNeal March 2
• County Board of Education hires interim chief
• Deadline for transferring mental health patients may be delayed
• Tuscaloosa County to need 8,600 new housing units, analysis shows
• Heart Walk highlights benefits of daily exercise
• House passes governors jobs plan
• Ground broken on two homes to be occupied by graduates of homebuyer education program
• Tuscaloosa air show tickets available
• Two sentenced in disaster fraud cases
• Strange asks lawmakers to make looting a crime
• Mental health commissioner to meet with Tuscaloosa leaders
• House passes bill to ban saggy pants in Montgomery
• Facility closings, budget cuts part of national trend
• Four ex-Partlow workers reinstated
• Alabama Senate panel votes to toughen penalties for cockfighting
• Casino boss says proposal was a joke
• Children enjoy parade in Mardi Gras style with their Al's Pals mentors
• Tax credit to benefit housing for needy
• Mental health shake-up will have big impact on Tuscaloosa
• A representative from the Office of Financial Aid will be in Room 1826 on the Ma...
• Full Moon Bar-B-Que set to relocate
• Realizing the Dream Lecture: Dr. Gina Athena Ulysse
• Tide stalls in second half, cant recover
• Grant sought to reboot recycling program
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Growers, city seek set of rules for new farmers market
• Director braces for cuts in budget
• Earthquake simulator to be constructed at UA
• County Commission cancels todays meeting
• Shelby to speak Feb. 21 to business group
• Spokesman for mental health agency to retire
• Gov. Bentley proposes tax holiday on storm gear
• House passes key economic legislation
• Lure of attracts Tuscaloosa residents
• Lobbyist weeps over call in gambling trial
• 'Bras for a Cause' to be displayed at Power of Pink meet
• Phony flyer warns of prostitution in Rose Towers
• Corrections employee fired after shooting
• Animal calls may be sent to one office
• 62 years of love
• Perry County workers may qualify for assistance
• Board debates class schedule shakeup
• UA students highlight their choreography in Dance Alabama! show
• House to take up incentive bill today
• More students, higher housing needs
• Sex charges against former football coach, wife dropped
• Casino lobbyist says Alabama senator sought money
• The University of Alabama’s Lunabotics team will be demonstrating their lunabots...
• The SSCC softball games scheduled for tomorrow, February 14, against Southern Un...
• The SOAR Institute invites SSCC students to attend Technology Basics today at 2:...
• Symphony to perform range of love songs
• Web program links veterans, physicians
• Trial to start in honeymoon diving death
• Tuscaloosa to dedicate McKenzie Court homes
• The Shelton State Community College Foundation Scholarships are now available fo...
• The Lady Bucs win big at home tonight over Alabama Southern 77-55 and men win 57...
• Legislators reject Bentley's budget plans
• Creative justice
• Congratulations to the Shelton State baseball team for defeating Tallahassee Com...
• Singer Whitney Houston dies
• Breakfast brings positive message for young men
• UA students spruce up parks trails
• Valentines Day fundraiser will aid local autism program
• Citys best
• COLLEGE NEWS: Feb. 12
• Upper respiratory illnesses increase
• City earmarks $1.29M in federal funds for Rosedale
• Lecture focuses on racial inequity
• Lobbyist: Bribes offered to 2 Ala. senators
• UA custodian remembered as caring brother, uncle
• ZF announces $14.6M expansion for Tuscaloosa plant
• Bachus under investigation for insider trading
• Hillcrest's Winegarden leaving for job at Fairhope
• Hackers claim attack on Alabama government websites
• Tourism panel hires CEO
• Enterprise insurance agent enjoys acting career
• Miss. lawmaker says 'Gulf of America' bill was a joke
• Think tank wants issue summaries to foster debate
• Youth gospel groups to sing
• County narrows field of candidates for Board of Education spot
• Animal control calls focus of dispute between sheriff's office, county commission
• Foreclosure abuses settlement met
• Alabama-based Catholic broadcaster sues over Obama policy
• Mississippi bill would rename Gulf of Mexico
• Court records reveal new details in birthday party shooting
• Cuts may include lawmakers pay
• Panels approve bills to create jobs
• Jury for gambling trial finalized
• Thief steals more than 3,000 pairs of shoes meant for needy
• Alabama House panel approves texting and driving ban
• GOP leaders say Bentley's budgets won't pass
• Are you ready to ZUMBA?
• Mercedes supplier ZF Industries plans $14.6M expansion
• Ringo Starr coming to Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Father and son duo open downtown cigar lounge
• Democrats: Lottery could ease funding woes
• Bentley proposes charter schools
• Gov. Bentley's 'State of the State' address
• Bentley praises UA players perseverance
• Alabama likely facing 25 percent budget cut
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• UA students discuss race, Greek life
• Speaker replaces two panel members
• Council OKs Forest Lake cleanup work
• Shelton State softball splits a doubleheader today with Stillman 8-1 and 3-5. Th...
• ACA student to be featured on American Idol
• Paint the Town Red raises money for Children's Hospital
• Dave Matthews, Jack White to headline Hangout
• Theatre Tuscaloosa will present Noises Off by Michael Frayn February 17-26 in th...
• Student Success Seminars are back! Join us for Study Tips and Note Taking Strate...
• Heart Walk Bake Sale TODAY. TREATS FOR THE SWEET! Join us in the Atrium on the M...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature pianist, Cynthia Perry, from the U...
• Congratulations to 11th-ranked Shelton State Lady Bucs on their big win over Gad...
• LETTER: Cutting essential services harms us all
• LETTER: Pick your political candidates wisely
• AEA vows to oppose charter schools
• Legislators say city needs help with recovery
• Group hammers out plan to allocate storm shelter funds
• Bryce Hospital will lay off 34 staffers due to budget woes
• Area builders hope for construction uptick in 2012
• Ala. Rep. Alan Harper switches to Republican Party
• Expert says people skills, work ethic help success
• Alan Harper to head retail development
• Come out tonight and watch some basketball as SSCC hosts Gadsden State. The Lady...
• Three remain hospitalized after birthday party shooting
• Mitchell suspended from UA basketball team
• Recovery campaign aims to replace trees destroyed by tornado
• Learn about Financial Aid opportunities! Visit our link at
• 1 killed, 3 hurt in wrecks on Interstate 65
• Meeting to address bingo, sales taxes, tornado recovery
• Tuscaloosa immortalized in new book of photos
• Colleges gain rankings obsession as students shrug
• Construction under way on new Bryce Hospital
• Are you in need of funds for school? Do you know the deadlines for applying for...
• Streets to be swept
• Hydrants to be flushed
• Colleges benefit as teams win
• Governor says budget cuts likely in next session
• Shelton State Community College opened the 2012 baseball season with an 11-6 win...
• The No. 15 Shelton State Buccaneers defeated the Southern Union Bison 75-63 to t...
• The 11th-ranked Shelton State Lady Buccaneers cruised to their 13th straight vic...
• McFarland Blvd. Arby's robbed Saturday night
• Hydrants to be flushed
• Streets to be swept
• Parents press charges after son beaten at school
• Preserving a piece of Civil War history
• Six wounded when gunmen open fire at Cottondale birthday party
• SCHOOL NEWS: Feb. 5
• Stan Pate withdraws from GOP congressional race
• States spread the word that its the law to give emergency vehicles room
• Creating jobs tops Legislative sessions agenda
• UA System chancellor says innovation needed
• Pedestrian named in Northport fatality
• Authorities say Mobile officer and suspect dead
• Marijuana plants seized in Vance
• Demand for community storm shelters exceeds funds
• Cullman home to St. Bernard Abbey, Ave Maria Grotto
• Tuscaloosa County man pleads not guilty in sexual assault case
• State senators push bills to ban synthetic pot
• Trustees approve antenna system, campus building renovations
• Vandervoort named new UA trustee
• Arguments heard in UAs case against artist Daniel Moore
• Last of citys flood map revisions set for approval
• Saturday benefit will honor music educator
• Sen. Dial says no to fuel tax increase
• Meteorologist criticizes storm sirens
• Tornado Victim Wins $10,000 Savings Initiative Prize through UA Center for Ethics
• Writers group donates books about Tuscaloosa history
• Protesters oppose strip mine, push for UAB football stadium
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by vehicle in Northport
• Join the Baptist Campus Ministries for lunch and Bible study today at 12:00 p.m....
• Buy a HEART! The SSCC Ambassadors will be at a table in the Atrium on the Martin...
• Railroad crossings to close
• Part of T.Y. Rogers Jr. Avenue to close today
• Maintenance work scheduled on bridge
• Herndons ethics matter still unresolved
• The Downs plans neighborhood reunion
• Awards show to honor black community leaders
• AEA criticizes Bentleys video
• Habitat builds first post-tornado home in Alberta community
• Questions linger after dog bites girl
• Perry County reduces summer food program irregularities
• Alabama is No. 1 in recruiting, again
• Siegelman file appeals with U.S. Supreme Court
• Invited walk-ons bring added talent to Crimson Tide
• Merle Haggard to play Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Transfer Day will be held in the Atrium on the Martin Campus today from 11:30 a....
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• UA trustees voting on antenna system for Bryant-Denny
• Tuesday's Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Prostate cancer support group formed at center
• Salon will hold fundraiser to benefit children
• Candidate for PSC files complaint against opponent
• Transportation issues blamed for lost class time
• Council rejects riverfront proposal
• University sets dates for A-Day, homecoming games
• Warmer winter has local plants blooming early
• Study says immigration law has economic costs
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature Shelton Musicale, a voice, piano,...
• Northridge senior lives life undaunted by challenges
• Shelton State men defeat Marion Military Institute 69-62 on Monday night.
• The Shelton State Red Cross Club will be meeting this evening at 6:00 p.m. in Ro...
• Tuscaloosa Airshow 2012
• Educators excited for digital tablet textbooks
• Hoggle: Economic development is key in Hale probate judge race
• Copeland cites fiscal restraint in run for county school board
• UA Honors College official named head of area United Way
• County schools seek interim leader
• Police seek suspects in shooting at apartments
• South Mobile students still suffering from Gulf oil spill
• Bentley supports independence for Alabama Fire College
• Perry County Summer Food Program makes strides in 2011
• Gambling trial suspended after death of defendant
• Transfer Day is Wednesday, February 1, from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. in the Atrium...
• Police arrest 3 suspects in shooting that left 5 dead
• Let's do our part in helping the American Heart Association by purchasing hearts...
• Wetumpka’s Peyton Tyrone signed to play softball with the Lady Bucs.
• Tuscaloosa County High senior Slayton Thompson signed to play baseball for Shelt...
• Dean’s List Students Named for UA Fall Term
• Holy Spirit Catholic School marks 50 years of educating
• Bingo trial defendant Ray Crosby found dead
• Hotel's slow progress irks Northport leaders
• GOP says no repeal of immigration law
• LEND A HAND: Chili cookoff spices up Exchange Clubs fundraising
• Pet of the week: Cammy
• Pet of the week: Cameron
• Family, friends mark womans 90th birthday
• Shelby: U.S. government spends too much
• Lawmaker: Give more teachers pay raises
• Target to give University Place $100K
• Developer to offer council new plan
• County Board of Education member John Hinton to run again
• AEA chief hires Winton Blount III
• Tournament allows high school physics students to put learning into practice
• Suit filed against ex-Partlow workers
• Hobby Lobby to open Northport store Feb. 6
• Officials: Reluctant farmers won't halt opening of River Market
• Shelton State men take big win over Wallace-Hanceville last night, 89-64. The Bu...
• The Lady Bucs defeated Wallace-Hanceville 81-57 last night at home. Congratulati...
• Legislators study ways to lure new industries
• Job candidates discuss plans to attract retailers to Northport
• Lawyers denounce prosecution from post-BCS video
• Bentley backs off his unified budget proposal
• City BOE details magnet school rules
• Ethics law proposal allows gifts to teachers
• Northport considers electronic mapping system
• On February 2nd, 2012, Theatre Tuscaloosa will be one of hundreds of nonprofit o...
• New chicken restaurant opens in Northport
• Officials: Reluctant farmers wont halt opening of River Market
• Come out tonight and watch the basketball conference play between Shelton State...
• Today is the last day to sign up and participate in the Scale Back Alabama Weigh...
• One killed in wreck on Highway 69 North
• Register now for statewide weight-loss contest
• Rail crossing closure will affect Kicker Road
• Dogs enlisted in search of family plot in Perry County
• Rail crossing closure will affect Kicker Road
• Register now for statewide weight-loss contest
• University of Alabama to change online learning system
• Local pastor honored by national sheriffs group
• Bibb County probate judge will seek third term
• Thursday afternoon storms bring risk of more tornadoes
• SPLC accuses county schools of violating gay rights
• Company selling Tide gear warns customers of security breach
• Northport to pick retail development director
• Tuscaloosa County residents hear from lawmakers at 'Meet Your Legislators Night'
• Tuscaloosa Amphitheater generates $172K profit in first year
• Proposal would clarify lines of authority over Fire College
• Upscale apartments approved for downtown
• HUD awards $16.6M to city in storm aid
• County looking to demolish dilapidated, abandoned houses
• Alabama softball ranked second in preseason poll
• Proposed bill would toughen laws against copper theft
• Sign up today! Local residents are invited to sign up for a statewide weight-los...
• Don't forget to stop by Exhibition Day in the Atrium on the Martin Campus until...
• Congratulations to Shelton State men and women basketball for defeating Snead St...
• Tuscaloosa streets to be swept this week
• LETTER: Gingricht a concern
• Bill calls for all in school by 6 years old
• Anxiety grips many as tornadoes strike state
• Ex-HealthSouth chief Scrushy faces new sentencing hearing
• City to close lane on Woolsey Finnell Bridge
• Tuscaloosa streets to be swept this week
• Miglionico picked for Ala. Womens Hall of Fame
• Free show to teach viewers about autism with sitcoms
• You don’t want to miss Exhibition Day in the Atrium on the Martin Campus Tuesday...
• Two killed as deadly storms sweep across Alabama
• Local blues musicians to release new album
• Tomorrow's Terrific Tuesday will feature piano students from The University of A...
• SSCC will be hosting the first-ever Exhibition Day Tuesday, January 24, from 8:0...
• UA Real Estate Center’s Conference Focuses on ‘Shift Age,’ Global Business
• Local residents are invited to sign up for a statewide weight-loss contest calle...
• All students, faculty, and staff are invited to join the Fredd Campus Learning,...
• Crews to work on railroad crossings
• Alabaster deals with teachers arrest
• UAH professor's lawyers face witness challenges
• Families who lost homes get to go on shopping spree
• Forestry Commission may have to repay $14.4M
• Farmers consider opening new market in Northport
• LETTER: Ditch could cause someone to get hurt
• LETTER: Parade is a better way to celebrate
• LETTER: Singleton should be barred from office
• Severe weather expected tonight, Monday morning
• Penn State's "JoePa" dead at 85
• Groups unite to fight immigration law
• Historic mansion displays donated piano from 1826
• Bill may threaten infrastructure project planning
• Joe Paterno in serious condition
• Tide fans wont let morning rain dampen celebration of 14th title
• Military news
• LEND A HAND: Online initiative allows people to choose which charity to help
• Woman collects photos lost in tornadoes
• Thousands pack Bryant-Denny for national title celebration
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Farmers mull plans after immigration crackdown
• Owner says puppy killed by pit bull
• UA students invent iPhone app that finds local drink specials
• Agreement reached in McFarland upgrade project
• Alabama man arrested in post-BCS assault caught on tape
• Tuscaloosa to get $16.6M as part of federal tornado relief grant
• UA prepares for national championship celebration
• Plainview's Trey Gibson signs with Shelton State.
• Bryant Museum hosting sneak peek of Namath documentary
• UA program helps Northridge High chemistry students
• GOP candidates seek local support
• Grant to help West Ala. tornado survivors
• airmen have a new target: the box office
• Payday lending practices under review
• UA administrator is a candidate for Kent State post
• United Way exceeds goal with more than $3M in donations
• Interim schools chief sought
• Official: Industries eye spots in Tuscaloosa County
• Bryant Museum hosting sneak peek of Namath documentary
• Alabama tennis opens season in new complex
• Reader response: Should UA have a parade?
• Perry dropping out of GOP race, backing Gingrich
• Math Center Celebrates 10 Years of Student Success at UA
• O.K. Bryant from Hillcrest signs with Shelton State.
• Some Tide fans prefer a parade to mark title
• Alabama to get $6 million for tornado recovery
• Two state candidates for Congress cant vote for themselves
• Portion of Hickory Lane will close today
• Railroad repairs will affect Buttermilk Road
• Retired chaplain to seek school board seat
• Man holds woman; partners grab TV
• Storm recovery plan approved for Holt
• Wednesday wrecks keep police busy
• Online protests pit Silicon Valley against Hollywood
• UA hires Nussmeier, Thompson to fill coaching vacancies
• Alabama death row inmate wins new hearing over mail mix-up
• Brookwood's Winingham picks Shelton State.
• Lawmaker says UA should hire Condoleezza Rice as chancellor
• City Council overhauls building, zoning rules
• Bucs fell to Lawson State by one point tonight, 84-85.
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for a huge win over Lawson State tonight, 91-39!
• Bentley's budget proposal lacks support
• New gym opens as one of first businesses in recovery zone
• Northport approves new districts
• Kirkpatrick charged with marijuana possession
• Shelton State basketball is hosting Lawson State this evening in the Martin Camp...
• Viral video shows Alabama fans abusing LSU fan
• County commission, ALDOT look to widen Highway 69 South
• Tutoring begins today in the SOAR Institute. Math and English tutors are availab...
• UA System Chancellor Malcom Portera to retire
• Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day march draws around 1,000
• Crews to work on railroad crossings this week
• New building codes vote expected tonight for tornado-recovery zone
• Bentley says at MLK event
• Murder suspect has prior arrests
• Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day march draws around 1,000
• Portera to retire after 10 years as chancellor of UA system
• House fire on Third Court rages after midnight
• Council undecided about re-election
• New prefabricated building method used in Alberta home
• Woman charged with killing brother
• Just a reminder the College will be closed on Monday, January 16, 2012 in observ...
• Tornadoes define Bentleys first year in office
• Martin Luther King Day events held around town
• LOOKING BACK: Jan. 16
• Congratulations to the Shelton State Cheerleaders for winning their 5th National...
• Shelton State basketball wins big over Wallace-Selma Saturday night. The Lady Bu...
• Fans: Trophy brings triumph amid recovery
• Student housing boom
• College news
• Military news
• Local events to mark MLK Day
• Dems certify candidates for primary
• Downtown restaurant Five adds space, options, hours
• Beer tax among possible local bills
• Democrat qualifies for chief justice
• The 23rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Realizing the Dream Concert
• Fans can see trophy at Academy today
• Fans can see trophy at Academy today
• Tutoring begins Tuesday, January 17th in the SOAR Institute. Math and English t...
• Come out and watch some Shelton State basketball Saturday, January 14, at the Ma...
• SOUND OFF: Jan. 14
• Four teens charged in home robbery
• Pickens official will run again
• McFarland Boulevards new sidewalks may not stay long
• Democrat qualifies for chief justice
• UA releases plans for national championship celebration
• UA releases plans for national championship celebration
• National championship trophy tour stops in Tuscaloosa
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years
• City plans tornado memorial service
• Experts see slow economic growth
• Lawmaker discusses splitting Huntsville campus from UA system
• Taco Casa, Hokkaido work to resolve 15th Street dispute
• Alabama juniors announce plans to enter NFL draft
• City plans tornado memorial service
• Taco Casa, Hokkaido work to resolve 15th Street dispute
• Lawmaker discusses splitting Huntsville campus from UA system
• Information sought in womans Nov. 13 death
• Coaling police seek cash register thief
• Natalee Holloway declared dead by judge
• Ex-administrator to run for school board seat
• Weather front brings high winds, lows in 20s
• Experts see slow economic growth
• City spending more than $200K on equipment for River Market
• Alabama juniors announce plans to enter NFL draft
• Shelton State announces President's and Dean's lists for Fall 2011. See complete...
• Beason to challenge Bachus for GOP nomination
• City plans tornado memorial service
• The College will be closed on Monday, January 16, 2012 in observance of the Mart...
• Local music store finds more customers clamoring for records
• Local music store finds more customers clamoring for record albums
• GOP wants to create jobs during Alabama session
• Bentleys budgeting plan meets criticism
• ADEM to decide request to expand landfill
• Plan to seize land upsets duplex owner, family
• Master Gardener classes set to begin on Feb. 21
• Counseling available for benefit eligibility
• Poet, Buddhist priest brings Zen to UA campus
• Several events planned for MLK Jr. Day
• Regions check card features UA title logo
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to killing Peru woman
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs on their 95-53 conference opener win yesterday...
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Forest Lake cleanup to proceed
• Tide fans flood stores after game
• Three arrested on Strip after BCS game
• Senator seeks limits on smoking
• County seeks old federal building
• Anniston judge plans high court campaign
• After three titles Saban's competitive fire still burns
• Tide faithful cheer return of national champions
• VIDEO: Tide returns to Tuscaloosa
• UA Experts Ready to Discuss Elections, Issues With Media
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the University of Alabama Jazz Com...
• Census Bureau Estimates Slight Gain in State’s Population, UA Expert Says
• This Saturday, January 14, is the 23rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr.Realizing t...
• Today is the last day for drop/add and late registration for full and first spli...
• Special teams, dominate defense power Tide past LSU
• Rematch starts off similar to first game
• Alabama kickers get redemption in title game
• Tide dominates LSU in championship rematch
• Blackboard and the Student Portal is back online, but we may continue to experie...
• Reducing Highway 69 congestion still a priority
• Street sweeping set
• Trees available for tornado-hit properties
• FAA to let ultra-light pilots lead whooping cranes for now
• Students help organize donations for tornado victims
• DOT to study Highway 82 intersection
• Board accepts Hillcrest assistant principal's resignation
• Student applications are down due to technical difficulty. This includes Blackbo...
• Panoramic views from New Orleans
• Drop/Add and late registration for full term and first split term registration i...
• Spring 2012 web registration will be continuing through this week for 2nd split...
• First day of Spring 2012 classes! Welcome back students!
• Area man arrested in his aunts slaying
• LOOKING BACK: Jan. 9
• Northport district lines newly modified
• Students service project helps New Orleans center
• GAME DAY: Road to the championship rematch
• Educator accused of sexual misdeeds
• Tide players visit cancer patients
• Pugh pays fees, fines in sewer bribery case
• Family lives amid apartments rubble
• State plans phone poll of storm victims
• Numbers indicate rise in gun sales
• City seeks air show sponsors
• Crescent City is seeing crimson
• FAA grounds crane migration in Alabama
• Retailer geared up for a UA title
• Court: Jim Walter exempt from fees
• Family remembers loving ways of their
• Abortion clinic fire suspect has Alabama ties
• Charges added to teachers count
• State treasurer to speak at meeting Jan. 17
• Sal, Vinnie Sunseri work together in family and football
• Mayors wager sauces on BCS game
• Alabama championship gear already arriving at Academy
• Writer, member of Warner family dies
• 9 miles of trails planned at Tannehill
• Bowl boon
• Group working to rebuild home destroyed on April 27
• Dateline to air special on Moundville murder-for-hire case
• ServSafe food safety classes will be offered through Continuing Education on Mon...
• Tuscaloosa man arrested for Florida abortion clinic fire
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• Tide arrives in Big Easy for big game
• Service projects available for UA fans
• Chief justice candidates to attend local events
• Safety changes sought at U.S. Highway 82
• Man kills himself following standoff with police
• Recycling program could return sooner than expected
• Romney heads to New Hampshire, Bachmann drops out
• Dixie remodels to make room for new Waffle House
• Chris Kozak Jazz Quintet Concert at UA to Highlight Realizing the Dream Events
• UA’s Rural Health Institute Seeks Nominees for Heroes Awards
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Streets to be swept
• Ohio woman killed in Perry County crash
• Tree giveaway to help residents
• Saban's five-year plan has transformed Tide
• Northport mayor will run for second term
• Tyner to keep City Council seat by being in program
• Red-light camera contract in works
• Cleanup at Forest Lake nears reality
• GOP candidates vie for voters' trust in fluid Iowa
• Steamers restaurant to reopen in former Hargrove Road location
• PAYMENT DUE DATE REMINDER: If you registered for Spring 2012 classes between Dec...
• Late buyers may get BCS ticket for $750
• New year, new baby, new beginnings
• West Alabama residents celebrate Emancipation Day
• Maude L. Whatley Health Center undergoes renovation, expansion
• LOOKING BACK: Jan. 2
• AEA associate executive secretary Joe Reed retires
• Alabama Education Association leader Paul Hubbert retires after 42 years of service
• Happy New Year!
• Teach for America's first group earns praise at city schools
• 2011 Year in review: Year marked by storm, Sunday alcohol, new venue
• MILITARY NEWS: Jan. 1
• COLLEGE NEWS: Jan. 1
• SCHOOL NEWS: Jan. 1
• Northshore offers taste of Louisiana
• Married couple hopes for repeat national championship in New Orleans
• Cullman prepares for first 'wet' New Year's
• Retired accountant to run for commission seat
• Tuscaloosa County man faces 25 sex abuse charges
• Stories of devastation, hope linked to tornado
• Local enthusiasts gather to count bird population
• Disney TV actor helps rebuild Rosedale home
• Tuscaloosa News schedule
• Fayette County probate judge to seek fifth term
• Stillman student charged with child rape attempt
• Men face charges of sex with children
• Challenges confront new AEA leaders
• Continued volatility predicted for gas prices
• Four killed in wrecks 20 minutes apart
• County homicides fall for third year
• 5-year-old beats chess players six times his age
• Tornado cleanup a bright spot in Alabama
• Engineer to seek county panel job
• Celebrating Kwanzaa: Service emphasizes collective responsibility
• Reward offered in credit union robbery
• Barefoot robber sought in Duncanville
• Partlow center closes after 88 years
• Drummond helps workers find jobs, car-makers find workers
• 2012 Alabama football schedule has both Missouri and Texas A&M
• UA predictions: Social media will play vital role in 2012
• Probate judge Hardy McCollum announces re-election bid
• Flood zone maps will allow more rebuilding
• Diligence marks renovation of UA's historic Gorgas House
• New York Times announces sale of Tuscaloosa News
• Actress who grew up in Tuscaloosa buried with her parents in Evergreen Cemetery
• Upgrades planned for McFarland, 15th Street
• Fire kills four horses in stable on Christmas Day
• Woman found after wandering from store
• Suicide threats a concern for colleges
• Majority of area students get free, reduced lunch
• Looking Back: Dec. 26
• Christmas spirit at Tuscaloosa soup bowl
• UA program doles out free books to Black Belt schools
• Open Door, Alberta Baptist members unite for Christmas service
• Groups unite to provide bicycles for tornado victims
• Have information on this vehicle?
• Feasibility study sought for power
• Day to remember
• Police blotter
• Book donations restock Alberta Elementary library
• Rare hummingbird seen in Northport
• Council hires new demolition contractor
• Stores expect huge crowds on Monday
• Robbery in Holt results in one death, deputy shot
• Man dies on Interstate 20/59
• Robbery in Holt results in one death, deputy shot
• Congratulations to all of the 2011 graduates at Shelton State Community College....
• Alabama tied for second in unemploymentdecrease
• Christmas not the same after April 27 tornadoes
• City acts to acquire Graceland Apartments
• Northport council OKs site for gym
• PAL Christmas party to be today
• Court wont delay Alabama, Georgia immigration law hearings
• City will recycle trees; holiday trash pickup set
• Woman finds owner of family Bible lost in tornado
• House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• Council approves controversial street abandonment
• City approves school calendar for 2012-13
• OfficeMax files lawsuit over missing software
• Alabama lawmakers try to define legal teacher gifts
• City hires school personnel director
• Forest Lake churches unite for food, fellowship
• Meeting marks changes in county schools' leadership
• State lawmakers try to define legal teacher gifts
• Northport to vote on rezoning for NorthRidge Fitness gym
• City moves toward red light camera installation
• Storms, drifting snow make travel tough across nation
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Zoning, building code plan advances
• Mayor opposes Riverwalk apartments
• Around Town calendar
• Woman charged with lying to police
• Toys wanted for needy sixth-graders
• Court bars Greensboro tax preparer
• Sex abuse suit filed against Partlow
• Rural parents, state appealing tax ruling
• Alabama looks to bounce back against Oklahoma State
• House rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• New 'fun centers' aim to ease hospital stays for children
• Bill would modify workers compensation
• Parts of Grace Street, 12th Street to be closed today
• Streets to be swept
• Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560 million
• Churches urge Bentley to repeal law
• Shelby, Thomas speak at federal building dedication
• Tide wins in front of house packed with fifth-graders
• County schools superintendent Frank Costanzo to retire
• Halifax Media to acquire The Tuscaloosa News, reports say
• Shelby, Thomas speak at federal courthouse dedication ceremony
• Final Fall 2011 grades are now available. Grades can be accessed within the onli...
• Judge cites lawmakers
• Future of state's retirement fund questioned after news report
• Alabama lawmakers to face financial challenges
• Tuscaloosa City Council Agenda
• Veterans mobile clinic opens next month
• Man arrested after making bomb threats
• Looking Back
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Failing county roads worsen with time
• CALENDAR: Around Town
• Central spot for 911 calls possible
• LEND A HAND: Eagles Wings gift shop offers one-of-kind gift possibilities
• Churches bring unity to holiday worship
• Courthouse dedication set for Monday
• Bentley awards grants to fight illegal drugs
• Winners named in Lindens Chilly Fest
• Church to perform Christmas cantata
• Holiday musical a longtime tradition for Northwood Hills Baptist Church
• Lawyer to seek district judge job
• City says land seizures are needed
• Jobless rate drops to 7 percent
• Former Tide quarterback Bart Starr to help raffle off BCS tickets
• VA hospital designing unit for female veterans
• December Graduates Announced at UA
• Fall Commencement 2011 will be Monday, December 19, at 7:00 p.m. in the Martin C...
• Women's basketball vs. South Georgia Tech today at 2:00 p.m. in the Martin Campu...
• Postal Service plan brings questions at meeting
• Alabamians split on fairness of immigration law, poll shows
• Preliminary maps reduce floodways
• Pickens County officers have two standoffs
• Greene County to host tour of homes on Sunday
• Local artists invited to join January Art Fair
• Reality show with local designer begins tonight
• Facebook post helps provide 10-week-old puppy with medical care
• Woman returns to apartment where she was rescued
• Howell gives big league lessons to local players during offseason
• UA Offers Pre-, Post-Holiday Recycling Drop Off to Community
• Holt Elementary poised to rebuild
• Thieves in Gordo target gravesites
• Taylorville Baptist holds fourth annual drive-thru Nativity
• City plans to replace training facility
• Man, 19, faces multiple drug charges
• Repair work scheduled today on U.S. 82
• Mobile lawmaker offers lesson about Christmas
• Panel says Northport mayor violated ethics law
• Bentley wants teachers exempted from ethics law
• Alabama primary expected to come down to Gingrich, Romney
• Restricted diets can be difficult to maintain during the holidays
• The SOAR Institute will be closed December 14th & 15th except for exams being he...
• Today is the spring 2012 application deadline for first-time freshman.
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• High-tech tycoons set up in space exploration company in Huntsville
• Transportation Officials collect bypass comments
• Vote nears on new codes for buildings
• Outdoor siren system will be tested today
• Roy Moore files primary qualifying papers
• Concert nets $169,467 for Storm Recovery Fund
• New smartphone app helps people being arrested
• Proposal to close street debated
• County approves 2012-13 school calendar
• Transportation Museum opens its doors
• Players make their own gift bags for BCS title game
• Local Authors Team Up To Tell History of Tuscaloosa Through Photographs
• Western end of Eastern Bypass may hold surprises for some
• Ethics Commission asked to clarify gift rules for teachers
• Community hears Central zone plan
• Share your favorite Christmas lights with us
• Tree removal will close portion of Seventh Street
• City plans to clean neighborhood streets
• Ridgway named principal of Duncanville Middle
• Community wants county to help with water supply
• Northport approves drainage project bid
• Former assistant superintendent says county teachers afraid to speak out
• Sound off
• Around town
• Alabama prepaid tuition plan changes some payments
• McElwain poised to take top job at Colorado State
• UA School of Library and Information Studies Awards Books to Black Belt Schools
• City superintendent hosting community forum tonight
• Former Tide player, corrections officer charged with indecent exposure
• No arrests yet in Green Village murder last month
• Holy Spirit hosts annual Virgin of Guadalupe feast
• TSO, choir school work together
• LOOKING BACK: Dec. 12
• Officials: Kids not taken due to new law
• New tech center designed to meet students needs
• Administrators did nothing to stop bullying at Eutaw school, mother says
• Area hospitals rated well by patients
• Military news
• School news
• LEND A HAND: Tuscaloosa Drug-Free Coalition seeks help from volunteers
• State parks have strong year despite problems
• GOP seeks to refine immigration law
• Choirs bring Christmas joy to storm-damaged Holt
• Placement testing deadline for Spring 2012 is December 15. For more information...
• City, county schools will close for holiday
• Man accused of arson during home eviction
• Second arrest made in Nov. 15 burglary
• Greensboro tradition continues with open house
• Circuit judge announces candidacy for full term
• Library to begin canned food drive
• 29 UA System workers earn over $100K
• Around town
• New coal mine could create 500 jobs
• Spencer retiring after nearly 50 years with county schools
• Miller calls for action regarding 69 South traffic problems
• City, Country Club of Tuscaloosa agree to land sale
• Judge Jim Roberts will seek a full term
• Jim Walter Resources, UMWA agree on contract
• Tuscaloosa schools to close Dec. 22
• A closer look at the five Heisman Trophy finalists
• "Is that your final answer?" Preparing for Finals is part of the Student Success...
• Today is the last day to withdraw from Fall classes.
• County Commission to give $1M for rebuilding of Rosedale
• Family a top priority for Alabama's Heisman hopeful
• Grant money available for storm victims
• Exhibit show Vietnamese perspective of war with U.S.
• Concert will benefit summer music camps
• Ex-postal worker who buried mail in his backyard sentenced
• Contract approved for state schools chief
• Official: Virginia Tech gunman believed to be dead
• County Commission to give $1M for rebuilding of Rosedale
• Family a top priority for Alabama's Heisman hopeful
• The SOAR Institute will be closed December 14th and 15th except for exams being...
• UA Winter Commencement Ceremonies Scheduled for Dec. 17
• The last day to withdraw from fall full term and second split term classes is to...
• The Shelton State men's basketball game vs. MS Post Grad Academy has been cancel...
• The Terrific Tuesday Concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. will feature our Holiday Conce...
• Just a reminder that the deadline for "Here Comes Santa Claus" is tomorrow at no...
• Event today offers free massages, manicures
• Winter storm warning issued for northeast Alabama
• Late teacher remembered for caring for students
• Mercedes to fill jobs at plant in Vance
• Ethics panel allows gifts to teachers
• UWAs probation ended by agency
• Tuscaloosa holds tree giveaway to replenish destroyed greenery
• Agency gives Stillman warning
• Belk contributes $300,000 to storm recovery
• Join us today at 11:00 a.m. on the Martin Campus for "Prayer at the Flapole" in...
• Hillcrest, Linden make Alabama football top 25
• More than 500 UA employees make over than $100K
• University of Alabama employee salary database
• More buildings added to citys demolition list
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Tree seedling giveaway set for Saturday
• Toys for Tots donation sites available
• State officials to clarify gift policy
• Local mail processing center could be closed
• Republicans to propose school choice legislation
• Delay on deciding whether to abandon part of Seventh Street East affects business owners
• Hydrants to be flushed
• Alabama AG says immigration law needs changes
• Mercedes to increase production by 30 percent at Vance plant
• $4M drainage project to address flooding problems in Tuscaloosa
• You still have time to give to those in need by participating in Shelton State's...
• The International Student Association (ISA) meeting is Wednesday, December 7, at...
• The SSCC Veterans Association would like to invite everyone to join in "Prayer a...
• Tuscaloosa News, Kentuck float voted best in parade
• Student Success Seminar: Preparing for Finals will be today at 4:30 p.m. and tom...
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the Shelton State Jazz Band with D...
• Ticket prices jump for BCS championship
• Residents: We stand behind Kip Tyner
• Alabama's Richardson named Heisman Trophy finalist
• Paintings depicting Tuscaloosa's history moved into courthouse
• Alabama governor reassures foreign industries
• If you registered for spring semester classes between November 22 - December 5,...
• Congratulations to the Shelton State men's and women's basketball teams for defe...
• Central school zone could see hefty changes
• Deja vu with LSU
• LETTER: Republicans work for the truly poor
• Selma fest returns to handcrafted roots
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Local entrepreneur, conservationist Jimmy Hinton dies at 88
• Preservation Society hosts holiday open house
• Streets to close for holiday events
• Social media reaction to BCS selection
• Alabama, LSU rematch set for national championship
• Rematch or ripoff? UA awaits bowl fate
• Kip Tyner arrested on drug charges
• Most UA freshmen hail from outside state
• Homes tour will aid autism group
• Democrats seek to revitalize party
• Tuscaloosa Amphitheater director widens role
• Holiday toy drive to benefit Alberta Elementary students
• Tyner arrested on drug charges
• Herman Cain suspends presidential campaign
• Country Club ups cost on sewer work
• Road repairs may cost $3.1M
• Central parking probe hits dead end
• Court rules against T-Mobile that 911 charge applies to prepaid cellphones
• Postal worker charged with firing shots at Montgomery post office
• Hale County probate judge seeks fourth term
• Benefit bike ride will honor late Tuscaloosa Police officer
• Democratic candidate qualifying starts today
• Woman says masked intruder stabbed her
• Three Greensboro families receive brand-new homes
• Chamber of Commerce names new president
• Country club, city try to hammer out agreement for sewer work
• Fayette County holds holiday tour of homes
• Veterans center to host tree-lighting event
• Workshop to focus on grant writing
• Demopolis chemical plant will close after 60 years
• UA touts its efforts to improve Perry County
• Support grows for plan to rebuild after tornado
• Shelter holds adoption event to help relieve overcrowding
• at Super 6 Championships
• Tide fans prep travel plans for New Orleans
• State to offer police training on new immigration law
• Rolando McClain arrested for firing gun, assault
• Animal shelter full to capacity, officials say tornado may be to blame
• Lawrence Named UA’s ACRE Education Director
• The Fine Arts Division presents a theatre/dance end of the year showcase featuri...
• Join us today at 2:00 p.m. for the webinar on Academic Advising: A Critical Link...
• All students, faculty, and staff are invited to the Baptist Campus Ministries Lu...
• Honda worker cited under Alabama law
• Rebuilding plan brings positive response
• Administrator hired at Westlawn middle
• Northport man dies in one-car wreck
• Woman, 75, escapes before fire destroys mobile home
• Warner collection moves to Tuscaloosa Museum of Art
• Tuscaloosanews.com honored for tornado coverage
• Poverty rates rise in 57 of 67 counties
• Partlow still trying to place residents
• Report: No theft of game day parking money at Central High
• Super 6 games expected to draw 35,000 football fans
• Super 6 returns to Tuscaloosa
• Tuscaloosanews.com wins website award
• Honda worker cited under Alabama law
• Warner collection moves to Tuscaloosa Museum of Art
• The Shelton State Community College Student Veterans Association would like all...
• Today is the priority deadline to apply for Spring 2012 Financial Aid. For more...
• Plan details states health insurance exchange
• Mayor wants damaged schools rebuilt in same locations
• Debate focuses on rebuilding plan
• Holt High band room renovated with help from 'Rachael Ray Show'
• Linden plans to build its own football stadium
• Tough times hit food bank
• Congratulations Lady Bucs!
• Winter weather advisory in effect, but snow unlikely to stick
• Holt High band room renovated with help from Rachael Ray Show
• Linden moving ahead with plan to build new football field
• Alabama PACT settlement on hold
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his presidential campaign
• HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS! Shelton State Community College will be sponsoring "Here...
• The deadline for Spring 2012 Financial Aid is tomorrow, November 30. For more in...
• Join members of the Allied Health Programs today at 3:00 p.m. in Room 2411-G (St...
• Join us for the Annual Tree Lighting at 1:15 p.m. in the Martin Campus Atrium. T...
• Heating aid providers struggle to meet demand
• Alabama Choir Schools new artistic director plans a rebirth
• AD says UWA needs new multi-purpose arena
• Hamstring injury poses new challenge for Falcons' Julio Jones
• This is just a reminder for students to check Bucsmail and complete the Student...
• Visit the National Bank of Commerce Gallery through Thursday, December 1, from 9...
• A professional development seminar, Strategies and Tips to Enhance Student Succe...
• Zoning codes likely to come up at meetings
• Snow may fall in West Alabama, but it wont stick
• NICU reunion draws former patients, families
• Allen and Jemison Building undergoing transformation into arts center
• Big expansion, big questions for Teach for America
• GOP ready for battle with Alabama Education Association
• Rolling toward a rematch?
• Holt man who rescued neighbors after tornado says hes blessed
• UA professor, student make documentary of Robert Reeds life after tornado story
• Tide gets redemption in Iron Bowl
• Ruling could affect whether some hospitals can be sued
• Crafters open house brings Christmas feeling to Tannehill
• St. John Baptist Church marks centennial year
• Teacher awarded money to develop community sites
• Congregation works to repair hole in roof from April 15 storm
• Bargain hunters use strategy on Black Friday
• Black Friday shoppers scuffle across the nation
• Alberta church, Chucks feed community
• Area Christmas tree farms pride themselves in variety and service
• Plans for homeless complex altered
• Happy Thanksgiving from Shelton State!
• 11-22-11-- Tuscaloosa, AL -- Congratulations to the Shelton State Community Coll...
• The Bucs rallied after halftime on Tuesday night to defeat Meridian MS, 80-69. T...
• Sponsor says law helps job outlook
• After turkey time, stores prep for Black Friday
• Holiday travelers have good weather
• $1.4M in grants headed to Hale County
• Fayettes annual holiday celebration begins tonight
• UA student to join U.N. event
• Fayette's annual holiday celebration begins Thursday
• Brothers shift gears to earn Farmers of the Year
• City will rework demolition contract
• Aliceville man, 18, charged with kidnapping, robbery
• Roy Moore to run again for Alabama chief justice
• Tide tops Tigers in food drive by more 100,000 pounds
• Mercedes ID case charges dropped
• DCH Breast Center will undergo $3.5M expansion
• #IronBowlGameDaySigns trending on Twitter
• DCH breast center to undergo $3.5 million expansion
• Charges against Mercedes executive dropped
• Alabama wins annual food drive by more 100,000 pounds
• Roy Moore seeks to regain Alabama chief justice job
• Shelton State men's basketball vs. Meridian CC tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Marti...
• All college offices are open 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today through Wednesday, but...
• Congratulations to the Bucs for defeating East MS Community College tonight 67-61!
• West Alabama may see storms today
• Two arrested after tip about meth lab
• Christmas decorations sought for tornado victims
• Tuscaloosa County man nurses deer back to health
• Tuscaloosa, Northport trash pickup schedule to change for holiday week
• Moore to say whether he'll run for old job
• Department of Mental Health delays Partlow closing
• Alabama wins Disney Spirit Award for efforts following storm
• Northport to give its employees 4% raise
• City seeks land from country club
• Moore to announce plans for chief justice race
• Alabama wins Disney Spirit Award for efforts following storm
• GIGAPAN: Alabama vs. Georgia Southern
• Tide shuts down Purdue to win Puerto Rico tournament
• Wilder's upcoming fight part of HBO undercard
• Department of Mental Health delays Partlow closing
• Tuscaloosa County man nurses deer back to health
• The Southland International Classic begins tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Martin Ca...
• Spring 2012 web registration will be continuing through this week for full-term,...
• The fire alarm system will be tested several times from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. today,...
• All college offices are open 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, bu...
• Hispanic churches fighting new immigration law
• UA's master plan updated with Bryce repurposing
• Decatur creates downtown entertainment district
• Lady Bucs in the T-News:
• UA investigates racial incident at fraternity
• budget cuts to hit schools
• budget cuts to hit schools
• Businesses on the move to Northport
• Businesses on the move to Northport
• UA investigates racial incident at fraternity
• LEND A HAND: UAs Students Helping Heroes plans to adopt Marine platoon
• Cyclists ask for motorists to stay 3 feet from bicycles
• Schools weigh calendar options
• Walk-on Hardie Buck a big contributor on special teams
• UA investigates racial incident at fraternity
• Mercedes manager from Germany arrested under immigration law
• Circuit judge wants full term
• County jobless rate drops to 7.7%
• Mercedes manager from Germany arrested under immigration law
• Robots lend a hand in patient care at DCH
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for defeating Darton College this afternoon, 81...
• Iowa State stuns No. 2 Oklahoma State 37-31
• Shelby names Jemison new state director
• Police charge man in Forest Lake thefts
• Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger food drive looks for late surge in donations
• Walk-on Hardie Buck a big contributor on special teams
• Robots lend a hand in patient care at DCH
• Rooster's aims to bring the best of the blues to Tuscaloosa
• Lady Bucs are hosting Darton College today at 3:00 p.m. in the Martin Campus Gym...
• What Will 2012′s Economy Bring? UA’s CBER Economic Outlook Conference is Jan. 12
• Alabama's October unemployment numbers take slight dip
• Community meetings planned to discuss Tuscaloosa Forward
• Number of teacher retirees less than forecast
• Coaling advertises zoning ordinance revisions
• Malone, Graddick qualify for chief justice Republican primary
• Community meetings planned to discuss Tuscaloosa Forward
• The fire alarm testing scheduled for this morning has been cancelled.
• The SSCC Dance Department Spotlight is today at 12:45 p.m. in the Atrium on the...
• The fire alarm system will be tested by the State Inspector today between 10-11:...
• Businessman plans apartments for vacant Freds
• Report: SCLC members didnt take funds
• Former high court justice defends unpopular decision
• Suspected tornado hits Demopolis, Sumter County
• GOP leaders weigh changes to Alabama immigration law
• Greek system criticized at race forum at UA
• Council tables vote on Seventh Avenue
• AHSAA reclassification to take hold in 2012
• Suspected tornado hits Demopolis, Sumter County
• Don't miss seeing The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee! There is a 2:00 p....
• U.S. Navy Blue Angels arrive in Tuscaloosa to plan 2012 air show
• Police arrest 13 protesting immigration law
• Painting event serves as memorial for UA student, raises money to provide art supplies for children
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunch
• City denies rezoning request for student apartment complex
• Technology center seen as key to revitalization
• Hale County probate judge earns award
• Arkansas banker sentenced in Northport fraud
• Nominations sought for Pillars award
• West Alabama man pleads guilty in tornado fraud case
• Beason loses senate leadership position
• The monthly International Student Association meeting will be held Wednesday, No...
• In honor of National Career Day, Career Services will be hosting a free informat...
• Beason loses senate leadership position
• Just a reminder about today's Student Success Seminar entitled Health for the Ho...
• Officials break ground on new Tuscaloosa Center for Technology
• Police arrest 11 protesting immigration law
• Tutoring in the SOAR Institute will end at 5:00 p.m., Thursday, November 17 and...
• Man pleads guilty after attempting to falsely claim disaster benefits
• Details emerge in womans death
• Candidates sign up for GOP primary
• Businessman creates free job training for African-Americans
• UA campus searched after bomb threat
• Chandler running for County Commission seat
• Spicer to plead guilty in gambling investigation
• New Rosedale Court revealed with groundbreaking
• Crime rates up in Holt-Peterson area post-tornado
• Chambers tornado relief fund nearly depleted
• Two Bibb County High grads are SEC players of the week
• It is almost Christmas and the SSCC Alumni Association is once again helping Sa...
• Students, It’s time to give us your opinion. Shelton State Community College is...
• Quidditch on the Quad brings out hundreds to play
• Scenes from The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Photos by Porfirio So...
• Come out tonight and support Lady Bucs basketball as they take on East Mississip...
• Join the Fredd Campus Learning, Resource and Career Center at 11:30 a.m. today f...
• Great American Smoke Out - Faculty, staff, and students are invited to learn mor...
• UA plans racial tolerance meeting
• Hillel Center celebrates return of restored Torah
• Man shot in the face after dispute in Alberta
• Tuscaloosa City Council Agenda
• Quidditch takes over the Quad
• Tide handles Mississippi State
• City seeks $15.1M federal grant for airport upgrades
• Left out in the cold
• Reading, writing, robots: Alabama teachers go through training workshop
• UA professor, actors to join Cuban production as part of exchange program
• Schools programs target bullies
• Coaling restarts zoning effort
• Maxwell Elementary principal receives national honor
• TORNADO'S TOLL: Daughter had decided on career path shortly before death
• Longtime flooring business owner dies
• Residents honor military vets in several Veterans Day activities
• Stillman's original home restored
• Influential Alabama Republican leader dies
• Richardson on track to one of Alabama's all-time best
• Penn State's McQueary put on administrative leave
• Stillman dedicates Stillman House after renovations
• Residents honor military vets in several Veterans Day activities
• Jefferson County prepares for high tax rates, cuts
• Coker Korean War vet honored by D.C. flight
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• State Board of Education defeats Bentley's effort to rescind criteria
• State BOE chooses new K-12 superintendent
• Pickensville seeks holiday parade entries
• Its a major operation to take the Tide on the road
• Shelton State will be closed tomorrow, November 11, in observance of Veterans Da...
• UA’s Denny Chimes to be Lit Blue in Observance of World Diabetes Day
• Jefferson County files for largest municipal bankruptcy
• Planet Fitness to reopen in Midtown Village
• Four SSCC students awarded grants from the Alabama Space Grant Consortium.
• Pay-What-You-Can is tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Bean-Brown Theatre for Theatre T...
• State BOE chooses new K-12 superintendent
• Veterans cancel plans for motorcade
• CNN reporter Soledad OBrien touts diversity at UA
• Do you have your tickets for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee? Opening...
• Congratulations to Shelton State baseball players Lance Wilson and Terrance Dedr...
• Weather service issues first freeze warning of fall
• Penn State students riot after Paterno's firing
• Penn State trustees fire Paterno, Spanier; students react
• Alabama abortion foes ready despite Mississippi loss
• UA hopes Huntsville office expands research opportunities
• TDOT to extend 68th Avenue closure
• Grenade found during meth probe
• Alabama school board set to vote today for new superintendent
• Developer proposes 205-unit apartment complex
• Principals plead for BOE to stop fighting
• Show your Bama bling, tourism group urges
• City, farmers work out issues as River Market opening nears
• Relief found for teacher exodus
• TORNADO'S TOLL: Man remembered for loving family, music
• Montgomery judge dismisses Partlow lawsuit
• Lecturer talks about Mercedes past, future
• Game week finally arrives
• City, farmers work through issues as opening of River Market nears
• Montgomery judge dismisses Partlow lawsuit
• Today's Lunch and Learn Series at the Fredd Campus Unity Center is Business Etiq...
• SSCC Homecoming 2011 Kick-Off is today in the Student Org Center from 8:30 a.m....
• Amp
• Colleges deal with new online course regulations
• Non-Latinos not as worried about new law
• Trinity Methodist church celebrates 100 years
• Local business leader Morris Acker dies at 74
• Sellers seek big bucks for UA-LSU game tickets
• Cain wins Alabama straw poll
• Battle over new law recalls civil rights past
• Northport man charged with theft
• McCalla man faces multiple drug charges
• Local group participates in global Occupy Wall Street protest
• Bill targets teacher retirement plan
• Book project seeks essays about Red Cross good deeds
• Cain: Obama wrong to announce Iraq withdrawal
• Some tornado-damaged areas are off-limits for trick-or-treaters
• Sewell says farmers will face funding challenge
• New federal courthouse opens doors
• 15-year-old was one of youngest tornado victims
• Miller to seek new term with GOP
• SEC: Missouri announcement inadvertently posted
• Federal courthouse open for business
• Tornado damage putting a damper on Halloween festivities
• Garbage routes change Monday
• Interested in Allied Health Programs? Join members of the Allied Health Program...
• Just a reminder that the Time Management- Strategies to Help You Succeed Seminar...
• Trick-or-Treat with Taylorville Primary School begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Atrium...
• Residents back mental health funding
• Spirit of unity marks tornado recovery
• New rules will affect housing in storm areas
• Vance Brose plant named first supplier for Mercedes C-Class
• Brose named first supplier for Mercedes C-Class production
• Faculty and staff are invited to attend the webinar, Fulfilling the Promise of t...
• Arrested men had violent records
• Time Lapse: 6 months of recovery
• Arrested men had violent records
• City's damaged businesses face different hurdles in rebuilding effort
• Six months later, residents try to put the pieces back together
• Your stories from the April 27 tornadoes
• Professor measures recoverys progress
• After months of waiting, a new house to call her own
• Coaling homes damaged by of April 27
• Time Lapse: 6 months of recovery
• Florida player facing battery charges in Reggie Myles case
• Event helps dispose of unused prescription drugs
• Runners 454-mile trek benefits storm victims
• City condemns 45 damaged properties
• Council votes to condemn storm damaged properties
• Mississippi jucos to cut number of out-of-state players
• Mother: Sons are victims in fight
• Former Sulligent coach files notice of appeal
• Feds not helping Alabama enforce immigration law
• Florida player facing battery charges in Reggie Myles case
• Time Management- Strategies to Help You Succeed is part of the Student Success S...
• A representative from the Office of Financial Aid will be in Room 1826 on the Ma...
• All students are invited to the Louise Boyd Lewis Library on the Fredd Campus to...
• College prices rise again as states slash budgets
• Firm hired in effort to rebuild
• UA students protest proposed Shepherd Bend Mine
• Police arrest six in Waffle House brawl
• Officials break ground on new Westervelt plant in Aliceville
• Rugby team brings a different kind of football to UA
• UA students protest proposed Shepherd Bend Mine
• Officials break ground on new Westervelt plant in Aliceville
• Man arrested after gas station robbery
• County named in 100 top communities for youths
• AFL head: Unions need redefinition
• Northport Police Department honors fallen police dog
• Police identify suspects, make arrests in Waffle House melee
• Developer planning new mixed-use complex for downtown
• Developer planning new mixed-use complex for downtown
• The deadline for accepting applications for the Spring 2012 session of the Merce...
• The Terrific Tuesday Concert tomorrow will feature The University of Alabama stu...
• Police identify suspects, make arrests in Waffle House melee
• Shelton State in the Tuscaloosa News:
• Northport Police Department honors fallen police dog
• All students, faculty, and staff are invited to join the Fredd Campus Learning,...
• Civil rights pioneer Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth honored after Oct. 5 death; burial today
• Crime in flux due to tornado displacements
• Bentley quiet on immigration legislation
• UA Greeks raise funds for tornado relief
• Fall fun and cleanup in Alberta
• Audits show conservator mismanaged wards' cases
• Building a workforce
• LEND A HAND: Local autism group plans to raise money to buy new bus
• Masonic lodges destroyed by tornado merge into one
• Interviews set for state BOE chief
• Man charged with defrauding FEMA
• Mother in Partlow suit responds to motion
• Aboretum plans fall plant sale for Sunday
• Witnesses: Sleeping victim sodomized
• Concert to honor late UA teacher
• Neyland, Bryant helped shape rivalry and the SEC
• Property designated to serve as community farm in Holt
• Jury returns murder verdict
• Iraq war over, US troops coming home, Obama says
• Alabama's Brent Calloway arrested on marijuana charge
• Construction about to start on Riverwalk Place condo project
• Judge: Bingo witnesses aimed to suppress black voter turnout
• Iraq war over, US troops coming home, Obama says
• Alabama's Brent Calloway arrested on marijuana charge
• Construction about to start on Riverwalk Place condo project
• UA Car Tags Raise $3.8 Million to Support Student Scholarships
• Football teams in Aliceville, Akron cope with deaths
• Mercedes to produce fifth model, add 400 jobs
• Football teams in Aliceville, Akron cope with deaths
• Mayor passes on AEA job
• Founder of La Rocca nursing home dies
• Members say county BOE needs more unity
• Protest targets racial incidents at UA
• Monument honors civic leaders
• AMSTI to Host Legislative Leadership Breakfast Oct. 24
• Mercedes to produce fifth model, add 400 jobs
• UA’s Bama Grad Expo Seeks Top Prospective Students for Campus Visit
• Libya confirms Gadhafi has been killed
• Stress Management- Strategies to Help You Succeed is part of the Student Success...
• Lawsuit says blacks excluded from juries
• TORNADO'S TOLL: Family grieves loss of 95-year-olds loving, giving spirit
• Big changes likely in redistricting
• Notre Dame athletes volunteer for Tuscaloosa tornado relief
• RadiciSpandex closing Tuscaloosa plant
• Hale County plant will be first to employ new technology
• Lawsuit: Undocumented immigrants denied marriage license
• County, ALDOT at odds over road
• Hale County plant will be first to employ new technology
• RadiciSpandex closing Tuscaloosa plant
• Tuscaloosa County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Tuscaloosa County
• Notre Dame athletes volunteer for Tuscaloosa tornado relief
• Faculty and staff are invited to attend a webinar today at 3:30 p.m. on Providin...
• Stress Management- Strategies to Help You Succeed is part of the Student Success...
• City Hall pre-qualifies contractors for tornado debris removal
• Statewide hearings on redistricting wrap up
• Pretrial conference scheduled on Greenetrack tax bill
• West Alabama cold snap wont last too long
• Immigrants' questions hint at fears over law
• Northport financial picture improves
• Hart now on opposite side of Alabama, Tennessee rivalry
• Hart now on opposite side of Alabama, Tennessee rivalry
• School system holds second meeting on immigration
• Cooler temperatures will give way to warm weekend
• Zoning changes within tornado zone unveiled
• Zoning changes within tornado zone unveiled
• Murder trial under way in 2010 shooting death
• Judge hears arguments in Partlow case
• West Alabama man has vast collection of farming vehicles
• Eight inducted into Alabama Academy of Honor
• Tuscaloosa to close road for sewer repairs
• Taco Casa reopens 15th Street location
• Northport City Council delays group home vote
• Zoning changes within tornado zone unveiled
• Test fails to replace immigrant laborers in Alabama
• Test fails to replace immigrant laborers in Alabama
• Tuscaloosa County man gives antique tractors a second life
• Taco Casa reopens 15th Street location
• Business community consulted on new zoning rules this evening
• Parties in Partlow suit have until Monday to file briefs
• Bentley, Witt among Academy of Honor inductees
• Northport to vote on group home rules
• Obama, civil rights leaders speak at MLK memorial
• Alabama is No. 2 in first BCS rankings
• City prepares to tear down storm-damaged buildings
• Cuts take toll on state, school system workers
• Some immigrants waiting for final outcome of new law
• In 40th year, Kentuck festival still in its prime
• Unlicensed landfills get untold loads of debris
• Alabama crushes Ole Miss 52-7
• State school board proposes rules on student restraint
• LEND A HAND: New Orleans group lends expertise to tornado recovery
• Apple fans wait throughout the night for iPhone 4S launch
• Standing down with veterans
• Partlow suit joined by ADAP
• Bentley orders synthetic pot taken off shelves
• Hillcrest boosts ACT scores
• Civic Hall of Fame to dedicate monument
• Demopolis schedules Christmas event
• Perry County hosts travel exhibit from Smithsonian
• City delays plan to abandon street area
• Court ruling weakens state immigration law
• Vlachos, Chapman have gone head-to-head for years
• Gov. Bentley orders Spice to be taken off shelves
• Member of National Academy of Sciences In-Residence at UA
• Journey celebrates man's path to U.S. citizenship
• Court blocks state from checking immigration status of students
• Apple fans wait throughout the night for iPhone 4S launch
• Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue service honors local heroes
• State AG honors three fallen police officers
• THEATER REVIEW: On your Marx, get ready for plenty of puns and fun
• County schools chief up for award
• Alabaster man gets life for killing foreman
• County may need more legislators
• Emotions of tornado's aftermath fuel UA performance
• Eutaw man gets $1.5M for shock injuries
• There will be a Student Success Seminar, Study Tips and Note Taking Strategies,...
• UA Opera Theatre program inspired by April 27 tornado
• Second split term classes begin today!
• The Theatre Tuscaloosa costume sale has already been a huge success, and a major...
• GOP candidate Herman Cain to speak at West Alabama straw poll
• Kentuck thriving as festival turns 40
• NCAA finds no major violations against Auburn
• Immigration meeting at school draws crowd of over 400
• UA president praises faculty, staff for hard work
• Report released on crash involving Fayette company
• Student plans food summit
• Bed companies donate 90 mattresses to tornado victims
• City graduate coach program praised
• Local police: Four Hispanics arrested under new law
• NCAA finds no major violations against Auburn
• Immigration meeting at school draws crowd of over 400
• Barrett Jones takes pies to the face
• Herman Cain to speak at West Alabama straw poll
• Just a reminder that the Mercedes Partnership Informational Session is today at...
• Pooches on the Porch held at Innisfree
• UA probes racially offensive message
• Four candidates to vie for state superintendent
• UA forensics team builds reputation
• Alabama urges court not to block law on immigration
• Romney: I can work with good' Democrats
• Breast cancer awareness oversaturation vexes many
• City seeks money to help clear Forest Lake debris
• Linden High School taking steps to have their own field
• Witt responds to racist language chalked on UA campus
• Linden High School taking steps to have their own field
• Tomorrow, Theatre Tuscaloosa will kick off a huge costume sale. We need to both...
• Are you interested in finding out more about the recently announced partnership...
• If you are interested in Allied Health Programs, be sure to attend the Allied He...
• Attend the Student Success Seminar, Study Tips and Note Taking Strategies, today...
• U.S. ties Iran to bomb plot in America
• Today is the last day to withdraw from first split term classes!
• Hank Williams Jr. writes song about 'Fox & Friends,' ESPN
• Hank Williams Jr. writes song about scuffle over on-air comments
• Theatre Tuscaloosa selling off costume stock
• Northport police dog killed in car crash
• Browns Nursery reopens after being destroyed in April 27 tornado
• Bryan Adams postpones concert tour
• Police say man held girlfriend at knifepoint
• Deputies arrest two on drug charges
• Seven to be considered for state Superintendent of Education vacancy
• Competition feeds Capstones goal to beat hunger, Auburn
• Theatre Tuscaloosa puts costume collection up for sale
• Northport police dog killed in car crash
• Hank Williams Jr. writes song about 'Fox & Friends,' ESPN
• There will be a Student Success Seminar on Study Tips and Note Taking Strategies...
• Tuesday, October 11, is the last day to withdraw from first split term classes.
• This is a reminder that Technical and Fine Arts scholarship packets are due this...
• Bryan Adams concert postponed until January
• Join us in the Atrium on the Martin Campus today from 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. to...
• Immigrants fearing deportation make plans for kids
• Library aided citys residents after tornado
• Tornado tragedy leaves lasting impact on children
• UA students help clean up Alberta
• 4 sites vie for retail development
• New registrars named in 66 counties
• UA homecoming fans bring their exuberance
• LEND A HAND: Volunteers rally to help family affected by April 27 tornado
• Jill Scott brings silky-smooth soul sound to amphitheater
• Alabama starts new national ID program
• Roll Tide on the river
• Hightower strives to be the best in football, academics, family
• UA students hope to make their Marx on comedy
• City seeking grant to begin tornado-zone greenway
• US asks appeals court to halt Alabama immigration law
• Driver in surface mine mishap in stable condition
• Central High parking probe will continue
• Stabbing suspect is in police custody
• County plans to demolish 5 houses
• September tag renewal deadline is extended
• Do you have what it takes to be a highway patrol officer? Find out by visiting t...
• County may start demolishing dilapidated houses
• Tuscaloosa Physician Named Endowed Chair of Sports Medicine at UA
• Join us in the Atrium on the Martin Campus Friday, October 7, at 9:00 a.m. for t...
• Join the Baptist Campus Ministries for lunch and Bible study at noon today in th...
• Find out more about the new Mercedes Industrial Mechatronics Program today! For...
• Mercedes-Benz Plant Launches Industrial Training Program with Shelton State! Rea...
• Maddox to lead regional panels board of directors
• Chief justice candidate Graddick returns illegal donation
• Commissions opinions further define 2010 Ethics Law
• Brookwood businessman earns Patriot Award
• Coaling approves zoning rules
• Commissioners at odds over subdivisions
• No sign of theft, says former Central High principal
• Festival offers showcase for culture, knowledge
• Community corrections chair keeps job despite charges
• Civil rights leader Shuttlesworth dies
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Athletic directors meeting at SEC headquarters
• Moundville Native American Festival kicks off 23rd year
• ARE YOU DRIVEN FOR SUCCESS? Find out more about the new Mercedes-Benz Industrial...
• Civil rights leader Shuttlesworth dies
• Tag renewal extended due to immigration law
• Community corrections chair keeps job despite charges
• Mechatronics: Integration of mechanics, electronics and computer science in the...
• Faculty and staff are invited to attend the webinar, Technology Tools for Teache...
• Just a reminder that a representative from the Office of Financial Aid will be i...
• The Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Meeting will be held today at 12:45 p.m. in Room 241...
• The Alabama Department of Public Health Worksite Wellness Division will be condu...
• Officers from Sheriff's Department find 11 stranded people
• Northside Middle reopens library
• Owners bring pets for annual blessing ceremony
• Northport dance companys performance to reflect post-tornado emotions
• City plans to hire private contractors
• Brookwood resident reports quake-like tremors
• Morrison named Northport Citizen of Year
• Alabama inmate on death row may get appeal
• Central High game-day parking case unresolved
• Florida's Easley mum about attack allegation
• Are you driven for success? Find out more about the new Mercedes-Benz and Shelto...
• Florida's Easley mum about attack allegation
• Police: Man killed Monday wanted roommate to shoot him
• Apple unveils new iPhone 4S
• ESPN pulls intro after Williams' Obama comments
• Faculty and staff are invited to attend a webinar, Technology Tools for Teacher...
• Tuesday, October 5, a representative from the Office of Financial Aid will be in...
• It’s a busy day at Shelton State! Events on campus today: Baptist Campus Minis...
• Worley asks high court to reverse ruling
• Tuscaloosa attorney gets 3 months in prison for not reporting felony
• Northport considers savings account
• Mixed-race numbers double since 2000
• Artur Davis appealing ruling he didnt pay bills
• Moundville Native American Festival begins Wednesday
• Developers, county at odds over subdivision roads
• Ex-Tide player claims assault after Florida game
• UFPD investigating assault on former Alabama player
• The Fine Arts spring 2012 scholarship deadline has been extended to October 14....
• Learn more about the Mercedes/Shelton State partnership.
• Were you affected by the April tornados? You may qualify for a disaster relief s...
• The American Red Cross of Shelton State will be participating in a debris remova...
• Man dead after shooting on Fosters Ferry Road
• On Tuesday, October 4, from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., staff from the Tuscaloosa VA...
• There will be a Student Success Seminar on Test Anxiety Tuesday, October 4, at 4...
• Join the Fredd Campus Learning, Resource and Career Center for a Lunch and Learn...
• Wall Street protesters: Were in it for the long haul
• More than one in 10 parents skip, delay kids shots
• UA homecoming week packed with events
• High expectations for West Alabama State Fair
• Salads are nice, but burgers are what really sell
• Transportation museums opening delayed
• Northport's group home rules refined
• Congress dysfunction was long in the making
• Dogs roof perch at Kentuck generates interest in arts
• Northport ordered to rehear appeals
• DCH event will benefit breast cancer fund
• Marquee Matchup
• Widespread Panic fans revel with sense of community
• Community corrections head suspended
• Man recovering after 28-foot fall into mine
• New store on the Strip caters to runners, joggers
• Fundraising cyclists will tour damage from storm
• Kentuck to honor statue sculptor
• Appeal fails in dining fees suit
• New county extension coordinator feeling right at home
• Widespread Panic returns to Tuscaloosa tonight
• Immigration law causes concern for police across state
• Eoline rallies to rebuild storm-damaged fire station
• City BOE hires new director of instruction
• Pettus Randall Parkway dedicated to memory of business leader
• 52nd fatality added to storm's death toll
• Mother of shooting victim moving to Tuscaloosa until case is resolved
• Alabama unveil new, more secure driver licenses
• Alabama unveil new, more secure driver licenses
• Tuscaloosa man recovering after falling down mine shaft
• Mother of shooting victim moving to Tuscaloosa until case is resolved
• 52nd fatality added to storm's death toll
• Let us help you learn to reduce test anxiety, improve your study and note taking...
• Fair settles into its new home at Sokol Park
• Former Florida governor and UA grad dies at 85
• Play starts Frog Level festivities in Fayette
• Medical director unites services
• Judge upholds key parts of state immigration law
• play, Hicks show highlight Frog Level Festival
• Federal judge lets key parts of Alabama immigration law stand
• Judge set to rule on Alabama immigration law
• Are you prepared for your first college exam or quiz? Attend the Student Success...
• Storm spotter training draws a crowd in Tuscaloosa
• SGA president resigns; UA probes irregularities' in forum selection
• Public schools prepare for national curriculum
• Congresswoman says GOP, Democrats share goals
• Northport Elementary presents $30K check for tornado relief
• City Council selects hotel developer for CityFest lot
• Linden Athletic Association may face tax woes
• Northport Elementary presents $30K check for tornado relief
• SGA president resign; UA probes in forum selection
• This week’s performances of Bear Country will be September 28, 29, and 30 at 7:3...
• Gigapan: Alabama vs. Arkansas
• Are you prepared for your first college exam or quiz? Attend the Student Success...
• Today’s Terrific Tuesday features Dr. Jubal Fulks, violin, and Jonathan Roberts,...
• Theatre Tuscaloosa will be selling a large portion of its extensive costume inve...
• FEMA funds still flowing in region
• Revenue department looking into Linden Athletic Association
• Child Abuse Prevention Services up for grant
• ALVerify to avoid lines under Alabama immigration law
• Deadline for debris removal has passed
• Gigapan: Alabama vs. Arkansas
• ALVerify to avoid lines under Alabama immigration law
• Today marks deadline for debris removal by federal work crews
• Revenue department looking into Linden Athletic Association
• Join the Fredd Campus Learning, Resource and Career Center today at 11:30 a.m. f...
• Interested in Allied Health Programs? Attend the Allied Health Informational Se...
• Students take brunt of budget cuts
• UA Rec Center lets dogs enjoy water before pool is drained
• New book praises UA cultural initiative
• Gas prices are down as economic worries mount
• Students studying abroad pushed out of
• STARS, an alternative education program, works to reform students
• Linden school transfer policy ensures segregation
• Fake pot' tied to rash of E.R. visits in Tuscaloosa
• Linden, a town divided by race
• LEND A HAND: Tailgating with the Stars event to benefit Sprayberry center
• Five to be inducted into Tuscaloosa County Civic Hall of Fame
• Forum will offer water guidelines
• Grave markers found at company are a mystery
• 10 arrests linked to meth production
• SEC opener pits Saban's defense vs. Petrino's offense
• Tribute honors 13 fallen coal miners
• Stalemate could lead to shutdown
• Tuscaloosa library offers e-book service
• Attorney Bob Ennis honored by international lawyer group
• Cahaba River event features message
• CBS crew overwhelmed by tornado damage
• Start of day at mine was routine on 9/23/01
• Former UAH professor pleads not guilty in shooting
• Coal mining safer, but still one of most dangerous jobs
• Coal miners say shock lingers 10 years after Brookwood tragedy
• THEATER REVIEW: Production an addition for superfans
• THEATER REVIEW: Play captures legend and truth of coach named
• Natalee Holloway's mom opposes declaring missing teen dead
• Ex-banker sentenced in fraud case
• UA student receives $10K for relief group
• Tonight's performance of Bear Country is at 7:30 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre....
• Rooster's Blues House drawing acts from across the country
• The Terrific Tuesday Concert on Friday, September 23, will feature the Brookwood...
• Join us today at 11:30 a.m. to learn more about the SSCC Smoke Free Campus infor...
• State, federal plans may hurt local tax receipts
• Designer of fashionable footwear to visit local mall
• Federal judge to hear Northport chief's discrimination suit
• FEMAs storm debris deadline nears
• Sunday alcohol sales may hurt county revenue
• Former Choctaw Stacy leads Vanderbilt to blowout of Ole Miss
• Police chief sues Northport alleging racial discrimination
• Stop by the Bryant Museum exhibition of UA football memorabilia in the art galle...
• Judge tosses Alabama challenge to election monitoring
• Alabama officials say they had no idea about toll road plan
• Greene County Medal of Honor recipient to be recognized with sign
• Building policies to be set by December
• Coaling moves closer to zoning code
• Conservatives rally in Hoover to support immigration law
• Woodland Forrest Elementary features new study initiative
• Merchants feel pain of Lindens move
• Satellites guess
• Reports: SEC invites Missouri to join league
• Tuscaloosa's building policies should be set by December
• IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO LEARN TO PLAY THE PIANO! A special section of Class Piano...
• NEW CHURCH MUSIC CERTIFICATE – If you are interested in serving in a church or i...
• Number of Non-employer Firms in State Continues to Shrink in 2009, Census Bureau Reports
• Gigapan: High resolution look inside Bryant-Denny Stadium
• The Terrific Tuesday Concert today will feature the Fine Arts Faculty. Don’t mis...
• BOE member: Were failing a generation
• Farmers: Immigration law may cost crops
• Obama backs 5-day week for mail delivery
• Tornado forum takes residents input
• Northport City Council weighs varied financial plan
• Miner memorial to be held Friday at the Amp
• Reps. tour Partlow as center prepares to close
• Farmers say Alabama immigration law could cost crops
• PGA pros teeing off in Tuscaloosa for tornado relief
• The Fredd Campus Learning, Resource and Career Center is having a Lunch and Lear...
• Join us today from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to celebrate Constitution Day. The Co...
• Bentley confident in finance director
• Federal delays affect tornado debris cleanup at area creeks
• Local judge drops out of high court race
• Farmers concern grows as opening of market nears
• Federal building finished
• Session may focus on home insurance
• More UA students turn to e-readers
• Alberta churchs missing plaque is returned
• Wood Square seeks to end leases
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific Reno air show crash
• There's more going on at Bryant-Denny than just football
• Countys jobless rate drops to 8.8%
• : Students help honor POWs, MIAs during ceremony
• Panel begins organizing health insurance options
• City to host recovery forum Monday
• County schools plan to improve
• Police say officer killed dog in self-defense
• Utah truck driver dies in Sumter County
• Man charged in fatal shooting of UA grad student
• Dean’s List Students Named for UA Summer Term
• Wood Square owner takes action toward rebuilding
• There will be a drive-thru seasonal flu vaccination clinic on Thursday, Septembe...
• Join us for Bear Country tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre. On Satu...
• Lawmaker calls for halting mental health system layoffs
• Governor's panel on health care law to meet today
• Man found guilty in 2008 home invasion
• UA approves new construction plans
• Debris removal to end by Sept. 26
• UA hits record enrollment again
• Spillway repair splits homeowners groups
• Senate approves $7 billion disaster aid plan
• Locker Room Talk with Ken Gaddy is tonight from 6:30-7:15 p.m. in the Alabama Po...
• New garbage collection plan goes into effect Oct. 31
• UA hits record enrollment again
• Officials set deadline for federal debris removal assistance
• Enrollment at Record High as UA Continues to Grow with Quality
• Check out the video taken by Bill Brazeal during the Step Out: Walk to Stop Diab...
• Congratulations to Team Shelton! As of the day of the Step Out: Walk to Stop Dia...
• Theatre Tuscaloosa and Rodney Clark in The Crimson White news. Don't miss Bear C...
• State poverty rate increases to 17 percent
• Holloways father seeks declaration of her death
• VA hosts campaign that helps federal workers
• Battle over state education budget switches to court
• Ex-clerk charged in fraud scheme
• Pastor of Alberta church pleads for return of missing plaque
• Plaque stolen from Alberta church damaged by tornado
• Auditions for The 25th Annual Putnum County Spelling Bee will be held tonight in...
• Locker Room Talk with Ken Gaddy will be Thursday, Sept 15, from 6:30-7:15 p.m. i...
• Stop by the Bryant Museum exhibition of UA football memorabilia in the art galle...
• Citys list of tornado fatalities grows to 51
• Tuscaloosa may boost agencies funding
• Ban recommended on trucker phone, texting use
• AG asks court to approve new districts
• Same goal, but opposing plans for debt super panel
• Sunseri, DePriest making big impact on special teams
• City adds Calvin Hannah to list of tornado victims
• E-Cycling begins for Chamber members today
• Bama Theatre events cancelled after power outage
• UA Once Again Ranked Among U.S. News’ Top 50 Public Universities
• Join us for today's Terrific Tuesday Concert at 1:15 p.m. in the Alabama Power R...
• Perry County schools have a winning formula
• UWA trustees approve health clinic plans
• UA ranks highest ever in college list
• Shooting victim was UA grad student
• Happening Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
• Slive remains hopeful SEC will add Texas A&M
• Council to vote on condemnation of damaged properties
• Shelton State in the Tuscaloosa News.
• Just a reminder that auditions for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee wi...
• Tomorrow's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature Dr. Roderick George, Tenor and...
• Join the Fredd Campus Learning, Resource and Career Center today at 11:30 a.m. f...
• Man dies after being shot early Sunday
• Tuscaloosa remembers national tragedy
• Travelers express unease, confidence about flights
• A generation goes from classes to war
• Hope is message on 9/11
• Tuscaloosa City Council Agenda
• Northport to consider reserve fund
• TSO starts director's first season tonight
• In New York, a lasting memorial for the 9/11 dead
• Local Muslims find acceptance, some rejection
• Could Twitter have stopped the 9/11 terrorists?
• Local residents answered the call to help on 9/11
• Law enforcement strengthens security measures, training
• Father: Son killed in Afghanistan wanted to change the world
• Well Roll Tide Roll, we have beat Penn State! RTR! Now come on out to Theatre Tu...
• Raccoon blamed for Friday night power outage
• Bama, Penn State two of the most storied programs in the country
• Local educators, students deal with teaching, learning about 9/11
• SOUND OFF
• Keillor brings nostalgia, laughs, love to amphitheater
• UA professor explores motives behind 9/11 hijackers
• Raccoon blamed for Friday night power outage
• Saving a part of history: 143-year-old tree splits in half
• Jury says actions caused death
• Coaling could adopt a zoning code
• UA professor explores motives behind 9/11 hijackers
• Don't miss the Bryant Museum Exhibit in the Gallery! The Bryant Museum will be h...
• It's OPENING NIGHT of Bear Country! In this moving and inspiring play, Coach Pau...
• Our page has reached 2,000 likes! We appreciate your support and encourage you t...
• Shelton State in the Tuscaloosa News.
• UA professor traveling to China for triathlon championship
• Hubbard denounces AEA lawsuit
• Lees drought
• Federal board to meet on crash involving Fayette company
• Advanced-level classes return to city's middle schools
• Two-year colleges seek more funding
• Flooding alters PSU parking, routes
• UA Trustees approve 73 percent raise for Murphy
• Flood waters continue to rise in the Northeast
• Former Tide lineman recalls block that beat Penn State
• Tonight is Bear Country "Pay What You Can Show" - Bean-Brown Theatre at 7:30 p.m...
• Join the Shelton State Diabetes Team! The Step Out: Walk for Diabetes is this Sa...
• Just a reminder that the first Red Cross Club meeting of the semester is TODAY,...
• Theatre Tuscaloosa to present 'Bear Country'
• AEA seeks to overturn three laws
• Rabbi, author, UA professor remembered for intellect
• Fifth annual E-Cycling day scheduled for September 14
• PHOTOS: Fraternity to sponsor Bryant award
• Wandering llama to be reunited with its baby
• With multiple disasters, FEMA funds too low for safe room costs
• Theatre Tuscaloosa to present 'Bear Country'
• With multiple disasters, FEMA funds too low for safe room costs
• Theatre Tuscaloosa will hold open auditions for its upcoming production of The 2...
• Fifth annual E-Cycling day scheduled for September 14
• Owners identify lost llama
• Texas A&M move to SEC held up by legal threat
• A must read!
• Come be a part of the "kick-off" for Theatre Tuscaloosa's production of Bear Cou...
• Tar balls found on Alabama beaches to be tested
• Officials say tornado may have struck Hale County
• Man, 33, charged with kidnapping, robbery
• Mental Health Department opens bids
• Northport council legalizes Sunday alcohol sales
• Solution eyed for home games at Lindens field
• Tuscaloosa Forward plan passes unanimously
• Wayward llama takes up residence near Cottondale home
• Wayward llama takes up residence near Cottondale home
• Public wifi is back online.
• Just a reminder about today's Terrific Tuesday Concert. It will feature the Cave...
• Red Cross Club Announcement: Thanks to everyone who signed up at Get on Board Da...
• The Shelton State server for the public wifi is offline and we are working to re...
• This Thursday is Bear Country "Pay What You Can Show" - Bean-Brown Theatre. This...
• From the Alabama Community College System post: Just as expected, the adult lear...
• Join the Fredd Campus Learning, Resource and Career Center on Tuesday, Sept 6, f...
• Please join us tomorrow! The Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature The Universit...
• Libyan spy files detail regimes collapse
• Players hit the books with their team, too
• Tropical Storm Lees remnants spawn twisters, rain across Gulf
• Tennessee hires Alabamas Dave Hart as athletic director
• West Alabama experiences flash floods, power outages
• Costs lead to decline in catfish production
• Bentley, Barbour to attend benefit
• Abernant tries to keep post office
• Tropical Storm Lee brings power outages, flooded streets
• Just a reminder that Shelton State will be closed Monday, September 5, in observ...
• Unemployed face tough competition: Underemployed
• Tea party is shaping 2012 GOP primaries
• Shooting leaves one man wounded in West End
• New book tells state geologists story
• 4-8 inches of rain expected locally from tropical storm
• Developer withdraws from citys hotel plan
• Tropical Storm Lee slowly drenches Gulf Coast
• Aliceville prison construction is near completion
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Tropical Storm Lee heads northward
• Mystery surrounds athletic group's actions in Linden
• Fans say footballs wounds
• UAH slaying suspect wants Massachussetts report sealed
• City schools enact stricter code
• Family awaits justice after slaying
• Obama yields to GOP demands on smog rule
• Tropical storm could dump 15 inches of rain in Alabama
• Football fans return to find city forever changed by tornado
• Sellout crowd greets reunited Alabama
• Obama yields to GOP demands on smog rule
• Tropical storm could dump 15 inches of rain in Alabama
• Football fans return to find city forever changed by tornado
• Sellout crowd greets reunited Alabama
• Before coaching Saban was a gritty player at Kent State
• Before coaching Saban was a gritty player at Kent State
• Court rules exposing fetus to illegal drugs a crime
• Medical director chosen for Department of Mental Health
• Attorney General seeks retirement pay changes
• Steel reminders of 9/11: World Trade Center beams displayed in Tuscaloosa
• World Trade Center artifacts make stop in Tuscaloosa
• World Trade Center artifacts make stop in Tuscaloosa
• Alabama show will be the band's first full concert in seven years
• Alabama show will be the band's first full concert in seven years
• Local Marine Corps League Detachment Partners with UA through Scholarship Support
• Happy Friday everyone! Have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend and Roll Tide!
• Tide ready to roll against Kent State
• Northridge's Scarbrough building a reputation
• Are you enrolled in mathematics courses at Shelton State? SSCC was chosen as one...
• Drought creeps back after extremely dry August
• Tide ready to roll against Kent State
• Gulf Coast beaches rebound after oil spill
• Former Sulligent coach asks for new attorney to appeal sentence
• Gulf Coast beaches rebound after oil spill
• Former Sulligent coach asks for new attorney to appeal sentence
• Debris removal nearly complete
• Debris removal nearly complete
• Taylor Swift donates $150K for city schools' relief fund
• Taylor Swift donates $150K for city schools' relief fund
• City schools budget is $109.9M
• City schools budget is $109.9M
• Drought creeps back after extremely dry August
• Get your tickets now for Bear Country, presented by Theatre Tuscaloosa. Call 205...
• Taylor Swift donates $150K for city schools' relief fund
• Tornado-displaced students to plant garden at new school
• FEMA says 95 percent of storm debris has been removed
• FEMA says 95 percent of storm debris has been removed
• Join Team Shelton! Mugshots & the Amer Diabetes Assoc invite you to the Step Out...
• Tuscaloosa, Joplin leaders share tornado strategy
• Shelton State Community College has been selected as one of only two community c...
• Theatre Tuscaloosa will present an original production of Bear Country by Michae...
• If you are a student or employee of Shelton State, you will be receiving an emai...
• Traffic jams will be early Saturday
• Ex-pledge sues UA fraternity, cites hazing for injuries
• Fire destroys newly repaired Alberta cabinet business
• Greenetrack gambling hall reopens
• Ex-pledge sues UA fraternity, cites hazing for injuries
• Tuscaloosan charged with FEMA fraud
• New chief justice seeks full term
• Tornado-displaced students to plant garden at new school
• GE looking to expand supplier network in West Alabama
• Tuscaloosa, Joplin leaders share tornado strategy
• Traffic jams will be early Saturday
• Correction
• Morning kickoff brings extra traffic challenges on game day
• Greenetrack to reopen, claims previous search was illegal
• GADGETRON: AT&T surprised merger being blocked
• Tuscaloosa officials visit tornado ravaged Joplin
• Maddox presents 2012 city budget proposal
• GE looking to expand supplier network in West Alabama
• Mayor, UA's Witt say area ready for football
• County leaders seek help to widen Highway 69 South
• City Council to vote next week on plan to rebuild after storm
• Sept. 11 set for Sunday alcohol sales
• Mayor, UAs Witt say area ready for football
• Maddox presents 2012 city budget proposal
• County leaders seek help to widen Highway 69 South
• Helicopters rush food, water to cut-off towns
• Helicopters rush food, water to cut-off towns
• Pilots say automation in the air dulls skills
• Pilots say automation in the air dulls skills
• City Council to vote next week on plan to rebuild after storm
• Sept. 11 set for Sunday alcohol sales
• Inmate accused in plot to kill ex-girlfriend
• Inmate accused in plot to kill ex-girlfriend
• Council set to vote on Tuscaloosa Forward plan next week
• Council set to vote on Tuscaloosa Forward plan next week
• Northport to begin Sunday alcohol sales Sept. 11
• Northport to begin Sunday alcohol sales Sept. 11
• Theatre Tuscaloosa's Tina Turley featured in Alabama Journey! Fantastic article!...
• Open house at Holt High lets residents give ideas for future
• Get On Board Days is happening NOW in the Atrium of the Martin Campus! Come by a...
• Linden High supporters angry over field dispute
• Make sure that your lunch plans are with us at SSCC today to help support the Am...
• FEMA cuts back on tornado assistance
• Linden High supporters angry over field dispute
• C-section patients can lower risk of clots
• Alabama Power sponsoring tree grant program
• City Council meeting to discuss master plan
• Mayor to present recommended budgets
• Bentley announces recovery council
• Immigration law blocked temporarily
• County BOE OKs budget, capital plan
• Open house at Holt High lets residents give ideas for future
• Everyone is invited to attend the Terrific Tuesday Concert Series tomorrow, Augu...
• Tomorrow, August 30th, is the barbeque lunch to help support the American Diabet...
• Just a reminder that Get On Board Days are tomorrow & Wednesday! Phi Theta Kappa...
• Federal judge temporarily blocks Alabama immigration law
• AT&T to open third store in Tuscaloosa this November
• Alabama governor names tornado recovery council
• Are you a high school baseball player wanting to stay sharp during the off-seaso...
• UA honors those who helped, remembers tornado victims
• Officials: Law may cause long tag lines
• Holy Spirit workshop helps immigrants plan for future
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Warrants issued for two wanted in robbery
• Driven out of Tuscaloosa
• UA researchers study rocks for weather clues
• Football fans face hotel room shortfall
• 2 million ordered to evacuate as Irene heads toward coast
• Donations help students affected by April 27 tornado
• COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT 1: Northport native says he's invested in community
• UA Press offers bargains at book sale
• Is Alabama in recession? Experts are divided
• Weather study takes UA scientists to South Pacific caves
• University of Alabama Press holds book sale
• UA’s Industrial Assessment Center Named Center of Excellence
• Today is the last day of drop/add for fall full-term classes!
• Sister Cities delegates gather in Tuscaloosa to mark friendship
• Judge delays gambling corruption retrial
• Hale County offers amnesty to settle fines, tickets
• Moundville man confesses to decade-old rape
• State school board discusses teachers pay
• TuscPreps.com high school scoreboard
• Sister Cities delegates converge on Tuscaloosa
• Full Moon Bar-B-Cue reopens with catering, carry-out
• As a kick-off for the American Diabetes Walk, Walton’s on 69 South has agreed th...
• Moundville man charged in 10-year-old rape
• Anti-drug program returning to city schools after three years
• Crimson Cafe plans to reopen, drop Dining Dollars
• Crimson Cafe set to reopen
• Federal lawyer: No room for Alabama immigration law
• Although you may be able to connect to Internet and Blackboard at this time, Ala...
• Sunday sales passes in Northport, fails in county
• BETTY SLOWE: Baking is a Southern tradition
• Yes, Blackboard and SSCC email communication off campus is included in this outa...
• Shelton State is experiencing an issue off campus that has disabled the Internet...
• Back to School for Tuscaloosa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tuscaloosa council ends police funeral escorts
• Ex-schools chief to be paid by UA, city schools
• Business owners protest Tuscaloosa Forward plan for storm-damaged areas
• Family sues over Partlow patient's death
• Alabaster man found guilty of killing supervisor
• Sunday sales passes in Northport, fails in county
• Tuscaloosa officials get ready for game day traffic
• UA geologist explains aftershock's reach
• Study shows state shed jobs at higher rate
• Turnout low in Northport, county Sunday alcohol sales votes
• Earthquake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• The Shelton State Community College Music Department is offering a new certifica...
• DPE’s Adult Ed & GED Testing’s Listen, Respond, Listen Again & Evaluate Project...
• Tuscaloosa officials get ready for game day traffic
• Family sues over Partlow patient's death
• Bibb County jury convicts man of murder
• Arrest made in death of late Tide player Aaron Douglas
• The Terrific Tuesday Concert Series will feature Keith Williams today at 1:15 p....
• Poppy's Cafe Menu
• Poppy's Cafe is now open on the Martin Campus located near the Atrium. Hours of...
• On Tue, Aug 30th , during Get On Board Day, SSCC will support the American Diabe...
• Get on Board Days will be next Tue & Wed, Aug 30 & 31, from 9-1:00 pm in the Atr...
• Police investigating rape off Forest Lake Drive
• Tuscaloosa Public Library to close for maintenance
• VA hosting Womens Equality Day program
• Rebels tighten grip on Libyan capital; Gadhafi still missing
• Martin Luther King Jr. honored with D.C. memorial
• Business owners protest vision for Tuscaloosa
• City seeks funds to buy land from owners in floodway
• Streets to be swept
• Mini-golf makes a comeback
• Concert promoter brought big acts to town
• Bama Theater lining up acts for fall
• Ministers discuss immigration law in Holt
• The first Terrific Tuesday Concert Series is tomorrow at 1:15 p.m. in the Alabam...
• UA’s ACRE Announces Board Appointments
• UA Sorority Pledges Announced
• STUDENTS: Be sure to check your Shelton State Bucsmail for important first day o...
• Fall classes begin today! Welcome back students!
• Town of Crossville closely watches new immigration law
• Team effort helps preserve house with civil rights legacy
• Proposed public trails concerning for some
• Federal criminal complaint filed against Partlow
• Hundreds rally at Snow Hinton Park against new Alabama immigration law
• Tuscaloosa triggers more Sunday alcohol sales votes
• Are you looking for something FUN & INTERESTING to take this semester? A new co...
• Mercedes gives $100K to storm fund
• REMINDER: Due to the College being closed to the public yesterday, the payment d...
• The Nursing Pinning Ceremony is today at 10:00 a.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre. C...
• Tuscaloosa Police chief backs plan to end police escorts for funerals
• Religious leaders file affidavits on immigration law
• Prosecutors want casino owner on trial Oct. 31
• Lawmakers seek answers on Partlow
• State waives fees to boost hay hauling to Texas
• Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top plan Oct. Amp show
• UAs New College marks 40th year
• Tuscaloosa City Board of Education boosts pay for financial officer
• UA students connect with community
• Girl Scouts to hold recruitment events
• New College celebrates 40 years with alumnus' performance
• Both the Martin and Fredd campuses are closed today to the public for faculty an...
• White House Black Market among five stores opening in Midtown
• Judge considers requests to delay gambling retrial
• UA plans memorial for tornado victims
• Principals give a passing grade to school realignment
• Sexual abuse case investigated at Partlow
• Security increased at movie theater
• Only 1 in 5 malpractice cases pay, study says
• Police: Tampa teens bomb plot aimed for mass casualties
• Joplin, Mo., students head back to school after tornado
• Did you know that the #1 reason for people to buy what they buy is based on the...
• Hi everyone! Don't miss your chance to take the new Digital Photography course (...
• Have you ever looked at an abstract painting and wondered what you were looking...
• White House Black Market, three other stores to open in Midtown
• Defense in gambling trial seeks delay of retrial
• STEM Path to MBA Offers Top Students Shorter Degree Path
• Bryant-Denny Stadium to offer Chick-fil-A food
• Just a reminder that both the Martin and Fredd campuses will be closed to the pu...
• APR’s News Director to Participate in National Webinar Panel
• Due to the College being closed to the public this Thursday, the payment due dat...
• Sexton announces candidacy for probate judge
• Ex-Sulligent football coach gets 25 years in molestation case
• Lawsuit filed over Partlow closing
• Hispanics return to Alabama schools despite law
• Small farmers having trouble finding help at harvest time
• AG wants high court to rule on bingo
• Council may curb public comments during meetings
• Bibb County High School principal arrested
• Ex-Sulligent football coach gets 25 years in molestation case
• Richardson featured on SI cover
• Sexton announces candidacy for probate judge
• Bibb County principal placed on leave following arrest
• Small farmers having trouble finding help at harvest time
• Summer 2011 grades are now available for students to view within their online st...
• GED Graduation is tonight at 6:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre of the Martin C...
• Storm shelter grant application deadline today
• Police investigating assault on Northridge student
• GOP candidate Rick Perry has ridden Texas energy boom
• 15 minutes of exercise can help, study says
• Greene County bingo hall suit moves forward
• Violent weekend sees four shootings
• New traffic signal activated
• Road closed for tree removal
• Streets swept this week
• State audit cites Senate president pro tem
• City on debris removal has begun
• Chapman to speak at Republican Women luncheon
• Council weighs allowing alcohol at historic home
• Police: Movie theater shooting stemmed from ongoing feud
• City makes 'final push' for federally funded debris removal
• University of Alabama employee salary database
• On deadlocked charges, bingo jury leaned towards acquittal
• Blackboard has been restored!
• Teen charged with attempted murder after shooting
• Blackboard is currently down and ITS is working to resolve the issue. We appreci...
• Defense cuts loom large for government task force
• Woman reports attempted rape at Best Value Inn
• Man shot in leg wrecks car driving to hospital
• Man shot in hand in McFarland Mall parking lot
• Grants begin to flow from relief fund
• After 9/11 terrorist attacks, air travel was changed forever
• Property values likely lower due to economy
• Teen charged after movie theater shooting
• Gordo church keeps August all-day singing tradition alive
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Teen charged with attempted murder after shooting
• Shooting probed near movie theater
• Quilters guild donates colorful blankets to storm survivors
• Nine at Shelton State earn $100K or more
• 393 at UA earn more than $100K
• Montgomery native stars in
• Local charities concerned about
• Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Westlawn academic status raised after appeal
• Thieves steal YMCA branch bleachers
• Colorado retailer sends winter wear to tornado survivors in Tuscaloosa, Joplin, Mo.
• Another UA Greek chapter honored for aiding tornado victims
• Legislators debate bingo trial impact
• Jefferson County rejects settling $3.1 billion debt
• Seeing
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry readies for GOP primaries
• City raises April 27 storm death toll to 50
• Colorado clothing company brings winter wear to tornado victims
• Bleachers stolen from west Tuscaloosa YMCA
• Hall uses social media to boost UWA football program
• Three more deaths attributed to April 27 tornado
• Two UA Greek chapters honored for relief work
• Happy Friday everyone! Have a great weekend!
• GED Graduation will be Tuesday, August 16, at 6:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatr...
• Honeycutt named head coach at Northside
• Would you like to play a little JAZZ? SSCC Jazz Ensemble is looking for trumpet,...
• Rihanna concert boosts city storm fund
• Volunteers will clean lakes, boat landings Saturday and Aug. 20
• Husband remembers wife who died in tornado as 'perfect'
• New law aimed to stop concussions
• Partlow may lose Medicaid eligibility
• Residents seek answers about Forest Lake's future
• No convictions in Alabama gambling trial
• Honeycutt named head coach at Northside
• No convictions in Alabama gambling trial
• Judge to accept partial verdict in gambling trial
• Dykes receives Women in Business Council award
• Partlow dropped from federal Medicare, Medicaid eligibility
• Financial Aid Workshop today from 4-6:00 p.m. in the Workforce Development Cente...
• Missing mental health patient located
• Subways Jared visits, presents $10K donation
• UA fraternity earns coveted trophy as best DKE chapter nationwide
• Gambling trial deliberations to resume today
• Krispy Kreme plans to return
• Subway's Jared presents $10,000 donation for relief effort
• Krispy Kreme owners hope to reopen within the year
• Alabama gambling trial jury on day 6 of deliberations
• Police searching for missing mental health patient
• University Place students return to class, but at a new school
• The Fall 2011 schedules have been posted for Training for Existing Business & In...
• Tornado relief efforts bring DKE chapter top national award
• Additional Financial Aid Workshops have been scheduled! There will be a workshop...
• Stocks soar after Fed pledges low interest rates into 2013
• City Council amends building restrictions
• Jurors to keep talking after partial decision
• London tries to quash riots by tripling police presence
• Carrollton Elementary to become pre-K center
• Alabama gambling trial judge to jurors: keep talking
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• UA Plank Center Adds Members, Re-Elects Leaders
• Due to a power surge yesterday ITS is continuing to work on resolving issues wit...
• Be sure to check out the new Medical Technician Programs being offered through C...
• Today is the last day to withdraw from summer classes!
• Men Who Cook fundraiser aiding storm victims this year
• Man arrested for shooting into SUV
• Northport mayor seeks volunteers to help clean city
• Bentley considers special session
• Sequestered jury remains undecided
• REMINDER: Tuesday, August 9th, is the last day to withdraw from summer classes!
• Blackboard is back online now.
• Dow plunges more than 600 points after downgrade
• Gambling trial jury on day four of deliberations
• Alabama seeks $75 million in taxes from Greenetrack
• The Shelton State Diabetes Team is up & running! The Tuscaloosa walk is schedule...
• City, county schools salary database
• Loss of coal tax could hurt government programs
• Economy, not debt rating, poised to send markets lower
• Smartphones are a hackers new frontier
• Pediatricians say sports in heat is OK with some precautions
• Immigration law already hurting farms
• Fans line the field for Fan Day
• Long-term plans for Holt focusing on improvement
• Streets to be swept this week
• City road closures announced
• SPECIAL REPORT: Tuscaloosa City Schools superintendent among the highest paid in Alabama public schools
• Syria claims revolt stamped out; Hama seen in ruins
• Bingo trial jury continues deliberations
• Stillman cuts nursing program
• Tears, roses mark candlelight vigil for UA tornado victims
• Four black classmates plan to attend THS class of 66 reunion tonight
• Sexton takes step toward running for probate judge
• Red Cross director to expand his role
• Federal appeals court upholds Langford conviction
• Tide's Fan Day set for Sunday
• Jury deliberation begins in Alabama gambling trial
• Federal appeals court upholds Langford conviction
• Stillman College cutting four-year nursing program
• The last day to withdraw from summer classes is Tuesday, August 9th!
• 100 days after tornado, residents see progress, problems
• Media Advisory: UA Memorial Service Moved to Foster Auditorium
• UA to hold graduation, memorial today
• Five new principals take charge in city schools system
• Late colonel remembered for Toys for Tots legacy
• Tide's Fan Day set for Sunday
• Alabama tickets go on sale today
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Suspect in Bank of Tuscaloosa robbery arrested
• Tuscaloosa retailers prepare for annual sales tax holiday
• Suspect in Bank of Tuscaloosa robbery arrested
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Fan Day scheduled for Sunday
• Around $350K distributed at annual Nick's Kids luncheon
• Tuscaloosa retailers prepare for annual sales tax holiday
• Tickets for Alabama concert go sale Friday
• Virginia Tech lifts campus alert after report of gunman
• May, August Graduates Announced at UA
• There will be a Financial Aid Workshop Thursday, Aug 4, from 1-3:00 p.m. in the...
• County remap plan moves forward
• Pilot in crash was nearing airport
• Mike & Eds moves from 15th Street to Northport
• Survey finds UA students dont study very much
• Jack's fast food restaurant robbed Tuesday night
• Closing arguments begin in gambling corruption trial
• Early tests from Demopolis plane crash show damaged cam shaft
• Insurance disputes slow debris removal in wake of tornado
• Prosecutor says millions in profit caused corruption
• Jack's fast food restaurant robbed Tuesday night
• Mason to Head Alabama Productivity Center at UA
• Zoes Kitchen to open Bryant-Denny Stadium location
• Longtime United Way director to step down
• Lawmaker faces ethics complaint
• Closing arguments set for today in gambling trial
• Adequate Yearly Progress results mixed for regions schools
• Northport gains Hobby Lobby, Big Lots
• Battle over budget moves on to super committee
• Financial reports consistently unfiled by black PACs
• Mayor presents revised version of Tuscaloosa rebuilding plan
• Mayor presents revised version of Tuscaloosa rebuilding plan
• Public school accountability scores for West Alabama
• Closing arguments to begin Wednesday Alabama gambling trial
• Zoes Kitchen to open Bryant-Denny Stadium location
• Debt-limit bill passed, on its way to Obama
• With bill signed, budget battle moves on to super committee
• The Celebration of Hope (Relay for Life) is tonight at 6:00 p.m. in the Martin C...
• Bentley appoints Malone as Alabama chief justice
• Giffords brings down the House as debt bill OKd
• County fares worse as more schools fail to meet No Child Left Behind standards
• Tuscaloosa city system sees improvement over last year's No Child Left Behind results
• Insurers required to pay for contraception
• Northport tax proposal pulled
• Road closed for storm drainage repairs
• Holt Lake cleanup to be held Aug. 13
• Arbor Day Foundation launches tree campaign
• Tuscaloosa leaders thank Northport for help
• Schools get rules for immigration law
• Twin sisters prepare to travel to Twins Day in Ohio this weekend
• Governor begins search for new state superintendent
• Temperatures soar as high school football practice opens
• Overturned trailer blocking traffic on McFarland
• Bentley picks Chief of Staff Charles Malone for chief justice
• Bingo judge tosses one charge against McGregor, lobbyist
• Coverage with no copay extended to birth control
• Nine city, 14 county schools fail to meet AYP goals
• Public school accountability scores for West Alabama
• Public employee salary database
• Warners art collection divided
• Black classmates sought for 45th THS reunion
• Some storm damage may have been preventable
• Iranian blinded by acid saves attacker from the same fate
• Insanity ruling not likely in Norway
• Histories of group homes are hard to find
• Obama, Congress reach a deal to avert default
• Students face housing race
• Few government salaries top $100K
• Former McKenzie Court residents gather to reminisce, reconnect
• LEND A HAND: e-Credit union helps provide meals for needy schoolchildren
• Pet of the week: July 31
• Absentee ballots available for alcohol vote
• Louisiana man selling 'Bear' Bryant's last Cadillac
• Alabama sets Sept. 2 benefit at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Area retailers and shoppers gear up for sales tax holiday
• Bomb threat used in Cottondale bank robbery
• Scams target elderly and Social Security recipients
• Social Security offices cut hours
• Jill Scott plans show at the Amphitheater
• County schools sketch out five-year plan
• Louisiana man selling 'Bear' Bryant's last Cadillac
• Jill Scott, Anthony Hamilton to play amphitheater Oct. 7
• There will be a Financial Aid Workshop on Thursday, August 4, from 1-3:00 p.m. i...
• Happy Friday everyone, have a great weekend!
• Two entrance ramps closed as debris cleaned from I-20/59
• All defendants rest cases in Alabama gambling trial
• Appeal of PACT settlement possible
• Troops fight to bring food into Somalia
• Last federal disaster center in Tuscaloosa closes
• City schools plan for tornado safe rooms
• Project Rebound joins Facebook
• Legal assistance available to needy storm victims
• Bibb County road closure delayed a week
• TDOT announces pair of road closures
• Jefferson County gets 1 week to decide on bankruptcy
• Questions remain about proposed AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Grants help fund Legal Services Alabama in wake of tornado
• Shelton State's Training for Existing Business & Industry is offering Forklift C...
• Upcoming ServSafe Classes are August 29 & 31, from 5:30-9:30 p.m. The ServSafe®...
• PACT deal delivers partial benefits
• Gathering welcomes all who have lived at McKenzie Court
• Ex-deputy facing charges was patrol supervisor
• features second UA graduate
• Mental health workers get answers
• Would you like to play a little JAZZ? SSCC Jazz Ensemble is looking for trumpet...
• From American Heart Assoc: Because of all the hard working volunteers, participa...
• Former jailer charged with Tasing inmates
• UA players say dealings with T-Town store were proper
• Congratulations to Glinda Blackshear for receiving the Thomas R. Smith Award for...
• New fall medical tech programs offered through Continuing Education!
• Tornado death toll rises to 47, city says
• Shelton State, UWA placed on probation
• Private property demolition approved
• Jefferson County readies for possible bankruptcy
• Coupe boosts Mercedes Vance plant
• Heroism of Sept. 11, April 27 first responders honored
• Program helps reduce city schools' suspensions
• Pastors who lost child in 94 tornado to speak
• Circuit clerks to focus less on public
• Three more added to the list of deaths caused by the April 27 tornado
• If you need help filling out FAFSA online stop by the Financial Aid Workshop tom...
• There will be a Celebration of Hope on August 2, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. in the Atrium...
• North River has elevated toxins
• Norway seeks peace amid homegrown terror
• President implores GOP to help avert U.S. default
• New student complex planned for 69 South
• Back to school guide 2011
• Norway suspect: Serbia bombing
• Constitutional reform closer to success
• New generics will benefit some groups, industries
• Expiring patents will bring down drug prices
• Garrison Keillor bringing his tour to Ampitheater
• Bingo case damages back room stereotype
• Donations of supplies, time pour in for local schools
• As Tuscaloosa moves forward, DuPont stays put
• Residents want Tuscaloosa rebuilt safer, better
• Alabama sets fan day for Aug. 7
• June saw area, state jobless rates rise
• Fans revel in SEC football spotlight
• Red Cross local chapter to eliminate staff position
• Ill UA graduate has 1979 ceremony restaged
• Fallen veteran to be honored
• Students from four schools join forces to help storm victims
• Fans see Media Days as college football kick-off
• Groups try to block immigrant law in Alabama
• Partlow employees express grievances
• Mercedes to build $289M expansion at Vance plant
• Suspects sought in break-in, beating
• Tuscaloosa woman charged with assault
• Pouncy changes testimony under defense questioning
• Statewide group helps homeless pets
• Storm aid offices to close next week
• New ethics law could lead to more complaints
• Nominations accepted for civic hall of fame
• The National Bank of Commerce Art Gallery (Room 1832 Martin) will be open today from 6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., (before and during the evening performance of The Drowsy Chaperone). Stop by to see an exhibit from the new “Gallery on the Boulevard.&rdq
• Former Bibb County High star looking for big season at UGA
• Please be advised that on Thursday, August 18, 2011, the Martin and Fredd Campuses of Shelton State will be closed to the public due to professional development activities for faculty and staff. The College will reopen to the public on Friday, August 19
• College Board Selects UA as Test Site for New Computer Science AP Program
• Don't miss your chance to see The Drowsy Chaperone! There are only four showtimes left, Thursday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Great review in The Crimson White
• Rebuilding plan now available for viewing online
• County school officials focus on debt, budget
• Mercedes plans to invest $2 billion in Vance plant
• Alabama collects tax originally for Confederate veterans
• Alabama Constitutional Revision Commission doesnt reflect mandated diversity
• Big Apple assistance in Tuscaloosa reconstruction
• Easter Seals to hold fundraiser Saturday
• State workers will keep Blue Cross for insurance
• Man, 32, charged in relatives stabbing
• Man, 25, arrested in drive-by shooting
• Woman sought in food mart thefts
• New medical technician programs are being offered in the fall semester through Continuing Education. For requirements and more information on these programs visit:
• Slive proposes big changes during Media Days opening
• SEC Media Days opens with "State of the League"
• Just a reminder there will be a Financial Aid Workshop today from 3-5 p.m. in the COMPASS Lab on the Martin Campus. Just stop by if you need help filling out online FAFSA, no registration is necessary. Be sure to bring your signed federal income tax form
• Police arrest suspect in drive-by shooting
• The Drowsy Chaperone is at 2:00 p.m. today. Fill your afternoon with some laughter and entertainment! Purchase tickets @
• New business releases white birds during weddings, funerals
• Casino lobbyist says she conspired to offer bribes;
• Study says officers help deter crime in schools
• Ambulance provider leaves area early
• Tuscaloosa judge to run for place on high court
• FEMA application process frustrates storm victims
• FEMA aid for Tuscaloosa County applicants totals $14.5 million
• Donaldson to run for Alabama Supreme Court
• Touched by Nurses, Retired Judge Gives UA $100,000 for Nursing Scholarship
• Student -housing complex to be built near DCH Regional Medical Center
• State auction offers office equipment, computers
• Party Makers to close its downtown store by August
• Federal judge Ira DeMent dies at 80
• Man pleads guilty to womans murder
• Student -housing complex to be built near DCH Regional Medical Center
• Slurry mix spills, flows into Freeman Creek
• New Tuscaloosa City Schools superintendent starts work
• Student housing complex to replace Delaware Jackson
• Student housing complex to replace Delaware Jackson
• Casino lobbyist cites McGregor's role in bribery scandal
• Casino lobbyist cites McGregor's role in bribery scandal
• Federal judge Ira DeMent dies in Alabama at 80
• Federal judge Ira DeMent dies in Alabama at 80
• Last day to apply for FEMA aid is today
• Holy Spirit hosts legal workshop for immigrants
• Theatre Review of The Drowsy Chaperone:
• Today is the last day for those affected by the April storms to apply with FEMA for federal disaster assistance. Read more on locations of disaster centers and how to apply @
• Area churches support volunteer groups helping with tornado relief
• City consultants unveil proposed rebuilding plan
• Japan's World Cup win helps lift devastated country
• Holy Spirit hosts legal workshop for immigrants
• Last day to apply for FEMA aid is today
• City consultants unveil proposed rebuilding plan
• Cain shows optimism during Tuscaloosa visit
• Health insurance boards purge ineligible ex-spouses
• City schools reconsider graduation coach posts
• April 27 tornado had an economic silver lining in sales tax for Tuscaloosa area
• Knife fights ends with serious injuries
• Man, 36, charged with attempted murder
• Tuscaloosa man charged with robbery
• Seven sex offenders face felony charges
• Stillman professors book chronicles key Union force
• Program helps veterans in college
• Attempt to smuggle drugs into jail foiled
• City schools dropout prevention program in jeopardy
• UWA hires new athletics director
• Woman charged with attempting to smuggle marijuana into jail
• Lobbyist says Gilley promised $2.7 million for campaigns
• Stallings known for role as father
• Man charged with attempted murder after shooting at 19-year-old
• Alabama, Auburn to gather for tornado relief fund
• Man charged with firing gun while driving down 15th Street
• Neighbors disputes difficult for police
• Welcome back, Potter
• Hubbard makes no apologies for Alabama immigration bill
• We want to welcome ACCS Chancellor, Dr. Freida Hill, and Region 3 Community Leaders to Shelton State!
• Just a reminder that the Disaster Information Workshop is today from 2 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in Room 1412 on the Martin Campus. Representatives will be on hand to help with the application process. Anyone who suffered any damage or loss from the April 27th to
• Alabama, Auburn to gather for tornado relief fund
• New theater seats immerse viewers in on-screen action
• Man with racist signs arrested after gunfire
• UA hopes to take over former Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Casino lobbyist testifies about bribes
• Casino lobbyist testifies about bribing legislators
• Chico's donates clothing for tornado relief
• Three officers, two inmates injured in fight
• City, county to speed up rubble removal from private property
• Wambach lifts US to 3-1 win over France at World Cup
• The Drowsy Chaperone in The Crimson White:
• If you need help filling out FAFSA online there will be Financial Aid Workshop today from 3-5 p.m. in the Martin COMPASS Lab. Be sure to bring signed Federal income tax papers with you. No registration is required.
• Probe focuses on plane wreckage
• New Eastwood middle principal brings high energy, concern to job
• Interim state schools chief chosen
• Northport to study fireworks policy
• Plane wreckage carried from remote crash site
• Plane wreckage carried from remote crash site
• Northport City Council to re-examine fireworks ordinance
• Northport City Council to re-examine fireworks ordinance
• Shelton State is proud to announce the Spring 2011 Graduates and President's and Dean's List! For the complete list of names, visit Featured News stories @
• Don't miss The Drowsy Chaperone that starts this Friday! This new musical comedy is swooping into town with tons of laughs and the most 2006 Tony Awards of any musical on Broadway! Get tickets now @
• Storm-damaged Guthrie's location reopens
• Northport may use liquor tax in schools
• Obama demands a big deal for debt limit
• Casino lobbyist Massey testifies on race factor
• Heat wave this week keeps index above 100 degrees
• Bryant High band director wanted to lead band to greatness
• West Alabama plane crash deadliest since 1991
• With Ingram on the cover, NCAA 12 hits shelves at midnight
• Obama demands a big deal for debt limit
• Heat wave this week keeps index above 100 degrees
• Bryant High band director wanted to lead band to greatness
• Storm-damaged Guthrie's location reopens today
• Casino lobbyist Massey testifies on race factor
• West Alabama plane crash deadliest since 1991
• British tabloid targeted police data in phone hacking scandal
• British tabloid targeted police data in phone hacking scandal
• Northport street closed for maintenance
• Northport street closed for maintenance
• event to collect school supplies
• event to collect school supplies
• Bentley to recommend interim superintendent
• Bentley to recommend interim superintendent
• Aderholt postpones Rotary Club address
• Aderholt postpones Rotary Club address
• Tuscaloosa man with stolen equipment arrested
• Tuscaloosa man with stolen equipment arrested
• Man arrested for impersonating officer
• Man arrested for impersonating officer
• County school board approves budget reductions
• County school board approves budget reductions
• Northport may use liquor tax in schools
• There will be a Disaster Information Workshop held on the Martin Campus in Room 1412 on Thursday, July 14, 2011 from 2 pm – 7 pm. Anyone who suffered damages/losses from the April 27th storms is encouraged to attend.
• Wiretaps highlight race issue in gambling vote
• With Ingram on the cover, NCAA 12 hits shelves at midnight
• On Thursday, July 14, at 3 pm, an opportunity to “Chat with the Chancellor” will take place at Shelton State, Atrium, D Room. The purpose of the “Chat” is to listen to stakeholders & community leaders in the area & to disc
• The Technical Scholarship deadline has been extended to July 25. For checklist and application visit:
• Online Fall registration starts today!
• Insurance panel recommends no rate increase for several employers
• Federal disaster aid winds down
• Doctors rethink addiction medicine
• Obama pressing for debt plan in 10 days
• Plane crash kills 7 in Demopolis
• Churches lead opposition to immigration law
• Group homes causing concerns
• Holy Spirit hosts meeting on illegal immigration legislation
• Sound off
• TES benefit to feature jokes, magic and music
• Immigration law could impact city's rebuilding
• Program helps find Alzheimers patient
• Riley released from Sarasota hospital
• Longtime sheriffs employee Loyd Baker honored
• Civil Rights groups sue to block illegal immigration law
• Space shuttle Atlantis lifts off for last time
• UA social groups raise $180K for storm relief
• New store offers one stop for helping students
• Mother, daughter shared hope for a better future
• Church group from Killen helps out those affected by tornado
• Ruben Studdard hands out supplies to tornado victims
• City says 44 deaths attributed to tornado
• Healing through art
• Paul McKendrick chosen as city schools superintendent
• Recovery panels focus on long term
• Insurance expert predicts stability
• ACCS Chancellor to "chat" with Region 3 community leaders on July 14 at 3:00 p.m. at Shelton State. Read more on this story @
• Second split-term summer classes begin Thursday, July 7th.
• Rescuers recall Riley accident
• Tornado demolished house that was family's since 1964
• Northport swindler must pay restitution
• Quilt serves as remembrance of April 27 victims
• Body of teen missing since Sunday found
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• October eyed for psychiatric hospital bids
• Widespread Panic sets Sept. 30 concert date at Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Drainage plan adds seven projects
• Widespread Panic coming to Tuscaloosa Amphitheater Sept. 30
• Anthony acquitted of most serious charges
• Riley moved to Florida to recover from injuries
• Reminder: Today is the last day to withdraw from first-split summer classes.
• FBI: Alabama senator's call produced no contribution
• Man charged in weekend shooting
• Northport man ordered to pay restitution in securities fraud case
• Crowds flock to fireworks
• 38-year school music teacher caps her retirement with Yale award
• Parents weigh Tuscaloosa superintendent finalists
• Chestnut wins annual July Fourth hot dog eating contest
• Lake stands out, earns offer from Alabama
• Best of Tuscaloosa: Cast your vote
• Former businessman and politician Fuller Kimbrell marks 102nd birthday
• Local business planned to place flags in residents yards
• The Amp sits on land that was once home to a local swimming hole
• Tuscaloosa native Wendy Riggs brings experience to the Amp
• Tuscaloosa Amphitheater plans go back at least eight years
• Transportation Museum set to open in August
• Celebrate July Fourth at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Exxon says Yellowstone oil spill is limited
• More bingo case charges possible
• RME says the key to success doesn't lie in big shows
• Riverwalk will stretch from Capitol Park to Manderson Landing
• New facility slated to open in January to house Tuscaloosa Farmers Market
• Courthouse is crown jewel of citys urban renewal project
• Best of Tuscaloosa: Cast your vote
• UA graduate student uses chain saw to carve chairs from fallen trees
• Grand reunion keeps spirit of Druid High School alive
• National Labor Relations Board may sue over effort to nix card check option in union votes
• Undercover sting yields 21 drug arrests
• UA student stars in CMT reality dating show "Sweet Home Alabama"
• Streets to be swept
• Part of Greensboro Avenue to close
• Hydrants to be flushed
• Arts 'n Autism summer camp talent show
• Accident on Interstate 20/59
• Mercedes to take production break
• Exemption helps victims of tornado
• Ex-UA cheer coach charged with theft
• Bentley seeks more federal aid for debris cleanup
• Caution urged for Fourth of July revelers
• Former Alabama cheerleading coach faces theft charges
• Tape shows scheme to trick Alabama senator
• Alabama student to star in CMT reality show
• Walk-a-thon to benefit accident victim
• Permit likely for asphalt company
• Driver threatened Tide RB, police say
• Judge delays trial in Auburn tree poisoning
• Residents speak out about plans to revitalize city after tornado
• Serial bank robber pleads guilty to federal charges
• State expects more travelers for Fourth of July
• Alabama, Kentucky students partner to help tornado relief
• GADGETRON: Google+ first impressions
• Shelton State will be closed on Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. We hope everyone has an enjoyable and safe 4th of July weekend!
• Gambling trial jury hears casino owner's calls
• Bank robber pleads guilty
• Trent Richardson not injured in hit and run
• Crimson Cafe shuts its doors
• Gambling trial jury hears casino owner's calls
• Workshop expert lists keys to tornado recovery
• Former chief justice hurt in horse-riding accident
• Publics repair ideas sought for tornado recovery
• Program to plant trees in storm-damaged areas
• Retired plumber passes through Tuscaloosa in mule-drawn wagon
• Sue Bell Cobb resigns as chief justice
• Mule-drawn wagon plods by curious Tuscaloosa motorists
• Visit the new Shelton State Nursing Blog that was developed to provide present and future nursing students, as well as alumni access to SSCC nursing news.
• Reminder: Financial Aid Workshop today at 3:00 p.m. in the COMPASS lab on the Martin Campus. If you need help filling out the FAFSA online please join us. Be sure to bring your 2010 signed Federal Income Tax forms with you.
• Drugs cited in University of Alabama player's death
• All-volunteer group spearheads cleanup effort
• Sheriffs, top lawyers discuss new law
• All-volunteer group spearheads cleanup effort
• This week Career Services discusses healthy work habits and offers advice to working students:
• Magician plans daredevil stunt for fair
• Policy may help eighth-graders earn extra credit
• APT to close its Montgomery bureau
• Lawyers say Riley is unable to testify
• Train derails in Hale County
• Art show to help storm-stricken family
• Central, Oakdale students can transfer
• Postal worker charged with stealing mail
• Hoffman named SEC Female Athlete of the Year
• Just a reminder about the Financial Aid Workshop that is tomorrow, Wed, from 3-5:00 p.m. in the Compass Lab on the Martin Campus. If you need any help filling out the online FAFSA be sure to attend this helpful session. Students will need to bring their
• Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich convicted at retrial
• Court overturns ban on selling kids violent games
• Riley hurt in Alaska motorcycle wreck
• Violent crime up slightly in county
• Storm-related overtime costs city nearly $2 million
• Mays named principal of Hillcrest High
• Burke Haffner from Tuscaloosa County High School signed to play baseball next season for Shelton State. Read more on this story @
• High-profile cases led to tort reform
• GOP helps pass tort reform legislation
• Tunes for Tuscaloosa attracts crowd, despite heat
• Two months after the April 27 storm, survivors work to rebuild
• Tuscaloosa's McFarland Mall could have new tenants, new look
• LEND A HAND: Red Cross opens new training center at mall
• Deaths of ex-Partlow patients probed
• Ham radio operators meet to sharpen skills
• UA to hold combined commencements for spring, summer grads
• William Tunnell to run for county office
• Summer autism program has new home
• Free legal help offered to tornado victims
• Local clergy join in protest of immigration bill
• City now lacks shelter for homeless
• Sheriff to increase use of social media
• FEMA extends deadline for tornado relief
• Peter Falk, TV's rumpled Columbo, has died
• UA to hold three commencements for spring, summer grads
• Loss of shelter complicates Tuscaloosa's homeless situation
• UA Plans Three Commencement Ceremonies, Candlelight Remembrance for Aug. 5-6
• Dean’s List Students Named for UA Spring Term
• Corn crop likely a casualty of drought conditions
• Illegal immigrants 'come out in reform push
• Gilley testifies in gambling trial
• City BOE pleased with superintendent finalists
• Greensboro Avenue traffic to be detoured
• Bridge inspection will affect part of I-20/59
• Magazine seeks tornado stories
• Brierfield man indicted for capital murder
• Chicago fugitive arrested in Brent
• State school board approves raises for some
• Metro Animal Shelter hit by burglars
• Bids taken to demolish two schools
• Country Crossing casino owner takes witness stand
• Burks, McKendrick picked as finalists for superintendent job
• Medication, cash stolen from animal shelter
• Theatre Tuscaloosa is excited to announce their 2011-2012 season! For the list of winning productions and to purchase your season tickets visit:
• Two Tuscaloosa men linked to slayings in Georgia
• Ex-legislator who helped FBI testifies against Smith
• Tornado recovery to take long time
• City BOE wraps up superintendent interviews
• Part of parkway to be closed today
• Support group open to tornado survivors
• UA student featured in reality dating show
• Man, 21, charged with having child porn
• Victims name released in Romulus crash
• Residents soak up tips for replanting trees
• Don Wallace won't seek third term on commission
• Two Tuscaloosa men linked to slayings in Georgia
• City of Tuscaloosa disputes nearly $1 million food charge
• Tuscaloosa auto dealerships report brisk post-storm sales
• Former legislator testifies against Sen. Smith in bingo trial
• Tuscaloosa residents looking to replant trees lost in tornado
• Two Tuscaloosa men charged in Fulton County murders
• Obama expected to announce withdrawal of 30,000 troop by 2012
• Troopers release name of victim in deadly crash
• Tuscaloosa man arrested on child pornography charges
• Sports Media Expert Named Reagan Chair for UA’s C&IS
• Obama likely to cut 10k troops from Afghanistan
• Black City Council members criticized
• FEMA urges storm victims to appeal denial of aid
• Health bill glitch gives Medicaid to unqualified
• Immigration law opponents plan march in Birmingham
• Hopefuls cite role as school leaders
• Heat-related illnesses soar along with temperatures
• Sexton candidacy emblematic of GOP plan
• Fatal accident in Romulus leaves one dead
• Ceremony will honor 11 pillars of community
• England promoted to associate city attorney
• Correction
• Hydrants to be flushed
• Morning Pointe to offer pain management classes
• Storm victims will receive donated clothes
• FEMA officials urge those denied tornado assistance to appeal
• Casino owner cited in complaint against judge
• One killed, one injured in wreck on Gainesvilles Road
• March planned against Alabama immigration law
• Warner, Cole among Pillars honorees
• Board interviews two candidates for top city schools' post
• Best of Tuscaloosa: Entertainment and Outdoor Rec
• Shelton State Red Cross Club featured in the American Red Cross of West Alabama:
• Rep. Mask: McGregor tried to buy vote
• Northport approves low-income apartments
• Residents want storm shelters
• Citizen Advisory Committee expanded
• More abortion bills ahead for Legislature
• Voter ID bill wont be in effect for upcoming Sunday sales votes
• Judge to rule later on Alabama's prepaid tuition program
• Voter ID law will not apply to Sunday sales referendums
• Casino owner's lawyer attacks witness' credibility
• Tough abortion bills look to be focus of next legislative session
• Tuscaloosa man charged in six arson cases
• Stillmans Fisher Gives Back to Arts n Autism Summer Camp
• U.S. nuke regulators weakening safety rules
• States look to Internet taxes to close gaps
• Tuscaloosa among cities in nation
• Gov. takes lead on tornado recovery
• UA Engineering team surveys tornado-damaged areas
• Creative patchwork was needed to restore city's garbage fleet
• Interviews begin for city schools top position
• SOUTHERN LIGHTS: Recalling The Woods, with sadness
• Alabama tornado benefit concert raises $2 million
• McGregors lawyers still seeking former governor
• Group of Phil Campbells help town after tornado
• Alberta family buries four loved ones on same day
• Group mobilizes youth to help with debris removal
• Crops affected by drought, high temps
• Aggressive I-20/59 drivers targeted
• Tornado hikes jobless rates
• No rain, no corn
• UMW seals deal with coal association
• AARP must fight Social Security cuts, critics say
• UA raises tuition by nearly 9 percent
• University trustees approve 9 percent tuition increase
• State Troopers stepping up enforcement on Interstate 20/59
• Inmate executed for slaying in Holt
• Inmate executed for slaying in Holt
• Tuscaloosa man, 20, killed in Va. fall
• Task force tackles ideas for rebuilding and improving city
• Sen. can
• Bentley: Partlow to close by Nov. 30
• Chain of stores gathers books for city, county students
• UA to build center for water research
• Commissioners say pace slows for tornado debris removal
• Miners will vote today on union contract
• Longtime tourism director resigns
• Victims change focus
• U.S. Supreme Court denies condemned man's appeals
• Director of tourism resigns
• Bentley sets November 30 deadline for closing Partlow
• Census: Hispanic population up 145 percent in Alabama
• ‘Gone With the Wind’ Fan Displays Collection, Speaks at UA’s Gorgas Library
• Execution set tonight for killer in '95 slaying
• Senator called blacks
• City schools chief search narrowed to six
• County to hold Aug. 23 vote
• City launches rebuilding awareness drive
• Pretrial diversion program approved
• Correctional officers blast new law
• Tornado-stricken neighborhoods show their resolve
• Signs amid destruction declare neighborhoods are coming back
• Wilder prepares for amphitheater bout
• Senator calls Greenetrack customers 'aborigines' in tapes
• Do you need to brush up on computer skills in Word, Excel, or Quickbooks? Training for Existing Business & Industry is offering the following courses: Intro to Excel, June 23-July 28, Thursday evenings Intro to Word 2007, July 6-August 10, Wednesday
• Just a reminder that the FAFSA Workshop is today at 3:00 p.m. in the COMPASS Lab on the Martin Campus. If you need help filling out FAFSA online just stop by, no registration is necessary. Be sure to bring signed 2010 Federal Income Tax forms with you!
• Woman says orphaned kitten stolen from car
• Tape: Alabama senator was promised $1M for vote
• Tornado victim fights to recover as mother waits
• Consultants outline vision for rebuilding city
• Relief concert raises money, hope
• First woman on council dies at 76
• Woman says orphaned kitten stolen from car
• Inmate asks appeals court to stop execution
• UA students, grads plan tornado vigil
• Grandmother runs to call attention to budget cuts
• Storm recovery moves slowly for woman and her injured daughter
• FAFSA Workshops are scheduled for June 15 and 29, from 3:00-5:00 p.m. in the COMPASS lab on the Martin Campus. These workshops are designed to assist students in completing their FAFSA online. Students need to bring their 2010 signed federal income tax f
• Tape: Alabama senator offered $1 million for gambling vote
• Grandmother running to raise awareness of education cuts
• Woman says kitten stolen from car
• UWA hikes tuition 7 percent as costs rise, funding drops
• Police probe 3 weekend shootings
• Tree bank planned for homeowners
• Group wants to be careful clearing Hurricane Creek
• Tornado recovery may pay the bills
• Tape: Casino owners offered support to senator
• FEMA sets deadline on aid filings
• Government officials stress safety at summit
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• States weigh relaxing penalties for teen sexting
• Two charged, one sought in attempted murder charges
• UA offers curriculum for land management
• No rules cover dealing with asbestos in damaged homes
• Beloved storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham dies at 93
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Autographs for tornado relief
• Pampered Chef contest winner gives away kitchen supplies to tornado victims
• Coastal storm planning includes pets
• Suspect who was involved in embassy blasts killed
• Weiner seeks care amid calls to resign
• Defense seeks Riley in bingo trial
• Tuscaloosa group visits Kan. town that rebuilt after tornado
• Project Rebound counsels tornado victims
• Alaska releases Palins emails
• Housing scramble
• Jury told McGregor was driven by greed
• Hardin to head UA school of business
• Groups to challenge immigration law
• Deacons bring unity mission to Tuscaloosa
• Shelter at Belk Center closed Friday
• Composer, UA instructor, fine arts columnist dies at 83
• Program helps kids affected by tornado
• Changes in debt may save $955K
• Parties disagree over sessions quality
• Murphy's departure leaves Tide fans wondering what's next
• Murphy turned down matching offer from UA, headed to LSU
• Prosecutor says Alabama gambling case about greed
• Bentley signs tough illegal immigration law
• The summer 2011 tutoring schedule has been posted to the Shelton State website. Visit under Instructional Resources.
• Tuition rising by 16% at state community colleges
• Eoline's fundraiser aims to rebuild fire station
• Northport to hire three new firefighters
• Duncanville man sought on drug charges
• Man, 51, accused of sexually abusing boy
• TVA appeals violation at Ala. nuclear plant
• Retirement contribution hike passes
• Tuscaloosa-made M-Class debuts
• New Amp acts reflect diversity
• Task force delays its plan to rebuild
• Legislature OKs budgets for public schools and non-educational services
• Immigration law, budgets approved
• Bentley signs tough illegal immigration law
• Amphitheater adds three new shows to summer lineup
• Federal grant will fund three new Northport firefighters
• UA Alumni, Faculty, Students Helping New York-based Alfred Dunner in Dressing Up! Tuscaloosa Event
• Two more April 27 tornadoes confirmed
• Atlanta Braves draft Matt Kimbrel from Shelton State.
• Meals with a mission
• No guarantees for Partlow workers
• Galaxy of gospel stars to perform at local church
• Students host free concert tonight
• Democrats work to stall GOP agenda
• N.J. stuffs trucks for tornado victims
• Bingo jury to be picked today
• Scientists say excessive heat is here to stay
• Alabama gambling trial in third day of jury selection
• Dr. J. Michael Hardin Named Dean of the Culverhouse College of Commerce at UA
• Need someone to listen? Meet with a Red Cross Club member of Shelton State to discuss any issues including the recent storms. Trained peer supporters are available to listen. Please let us know if we can help you in this time of need. Peer support hours
• Driver charged with attempted murder after allegedly hitting man with truck
• Lance Tucker to take over as Fayette County football coach
• Website connects volunteers with groups, needs
• City BOE approves four new hires
• Citywide curbside recycling approved
• Two storm victims remain hospitalized six weeks later
• Are Internet sexcapades cheating? Many folks say yes
• Tornado victim meets the firemen who rescued him
• Heat, lack of rain lead to Bentleys ban on outdoor fires
• Bingo trial may be a little bit country
• Weiner scandal leaves some asking if sexting is cheating?
• Politicians, singers to appear in gambling trial
• Theatre Camp 2011 starts in less than two weeks, and we have a FEW spaces still available. Although most classes are full, we still have openings in our 5-6 year-old courses and our 13 and up courses. If you or someone you know would like to participat
• Bentley says no outdoor burns due to dry weather
• Girls playing baseball? Great story in the Tuscaloosa News about Bobby Sprowl's summer Baseball Camp!
• Photographer immortalized decades of news
• Top officials may testify in bingo trial
• County BOE upends TARGET, will keep nursing positions
• New York designer donates thousands of clothing items
• City wants rule change for bars near homes
• Proposed district changes revealed
• Residents protest proposed apartments
• New leader of YMCA will have range of duties
• Weiner admits he sent lewd picture; won't quit
• New York designer donates thousands of clothing items
• Jury selection begins in Alabama bingo trial
• UA Pair Earn Library Leadership Awards
• Mr. Wayne Watts will be on the Martin campus June 14 from 1:30-300 p.m. in Room 2255 to talk about his experiences during World War II. Mr. Watts was a P.O.W. in France. Everyone is invited to attend the lecture.
• New schedules have been posted for the Allied Health information sessions and TEAS V Exams. For more information visit
• Shelton State's Joshua Swing joins Bethel University basketball program. Congratulations Joshua!
• Project Blessings helps rebuild local homes
• Bingo trial begins today
• THEATER REVIEW: ACT does justice to
• Freedom Creek Festival honors late bluesman Willie King
• Courthouse is on track for October
• State lawmakers focus on budgets for last day
• Conservatives push bills that challenge Roe v. Wade ruling
• Honor Flight veterans savor memories
• CALENDAR: Around Town
• City plans go beyond rebuilding, bringing cost up to $33M
• NBA star Dwight Howard helps tornado relief efforts
• UA student remembered for her hard work, ambition
• FEMA: 2,000 assessed for needs
• Housing permits fall by 41 percent
• Coalition aids relief effort
• Baptist group collects $95,000 for churches
• Alfa dropping nearly 1 in 6 policies in Alabama homes
• Wilder set to face Damon Reed in amphitheater bout
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• After tornado, renters face shortage of options for housing
• Nonprofit boosts plans to build homes for needy
• Counselor hopes to reunite babys photo with owner
• Five earn college money in contest
• Contractors to move damaged cars
• Alabama softball shuts out Cal for WCWS first round win
• County Sunday alcohol sales bill passed by Senate, goes to Bentley
• Habitat for Humanity increasing efforts following tornado
• Introduction to Quickbooks 2009 is being offered by Training for Existing Business & Industry at Shelton State July 5 through August 9, from 6-8 p.m. For more information or to register call 205.391.2386.
• Need help after the tornadoes? Register with FEMA. It's easy to get started, just call 800-621-3362. Or visit www.disasterassistance.gov or mobile phone: m.fema.gov.
• Tuscaloosa County death toll from tornado increases to 43
• In Tuscaloosa, becomes message of inspiration
• Hundreds gather to remember victims of April 27 tornado
• Shouting match erupts between senator, lieutenant governor
• Bentley sends back budgets to Legislature
• Attorney general defends raid on Greenetrack bingo machines
• Missing may not be linked to tornado
• Lake View proposal dies in committee
• Corps of Engineers to collect commercial debris
• FEMA will close one disaster recovery center
• Tuscaloosa city streets to be swept
• VFW to hold storm benefit concert Saturday night
• Interlibrary loan service resumes
• Sugarland releases song for storm victims
• Temperatures could reach 100 degrees today
• Alabama AG raids Greenetrack, seizes bingo machines
• Temperatures could reach 100 Thursday
• Alabama senator says Ivey's action almost racist
• Fall schedule of classes now available:
• Bobby Sprowl at Shelton State will host several summer baseball camps. Regular camp session is July 11-14. Pitcher/Catcher camp sessions are June 27-30 or July 18-21. Camps are held at SSCC’s Baseball Complex & is for ages 6-17. Cost is $95 per
• Portable classrooms approved for Alberta students
• Record heat likely wont last all summer
• Replacing tornado-damaged city equipment to cost $1.3 million
• Local Red Cross chapter moves into new office
• Weather sirens to be tested today
• Panel to consider Lake View annexation
• Meeting to address storm debris removal
• Noted writer Wayne Greenhaw dies at age 71
• Redesigning districts proves difficult
• REMINDER: Students registering between May 24 and May 31 must pay all tuition and fees before midnight tonight, May 31, 2011. Failure to do so will result in the removal of your schedule.
• Congress, school board redraws move forward in the Legislature
• Tomorrow, June 1st, is the last day to register for summer full-term and first split-term classes. NO LATE REGISTRATION! So be sure to register now for summer classes that start this Thursday, June 2nd!
• Training for Existing Business & Industry is offering short-term computer classes in the following applications: Introduction to Excel 2007, Introduction to Word 2007, & Introduction to QuickBooks 2009. For more information on class dates & c
• Have you ever thought about selling real estate? Now is your chance to take the 60 Hour Pre-Licensing Course that is required by the Real Estate Commission prior to sitting for the Real Estate exam. Classes begin Thursday, June 2. Call 205.391.2386 for m
• Just a reminder that students registering between May 24 and May 31 must pay all tuition and fees before midnight on May 31, 2011.
• Vigil of healing planned for downtown
• Monument in Eutaw memorializes Medal of Honor winner
• Women are breaking barriers in armed services
• Locals take supplies to Joplin
• Honoring the fallen
• Wood Square will be redeveloped, owner says
• Energy assistance appointments available
• EmergiCare to reopen this week on Skyland Blvd.
• Gardendale man dies in weekend crash
• Suspected meth lab found at Cottondale residence
• UA student wanted to help people, says family
• Quilt carried by storms to Gadsden
• Lake View annexation to be reconsidered
• Monument in Eutaw memorializes Medal of Honor winner
• Budgets sent to governor for review
• UA student caught up in Ala., Mo. tornadoes
• Children of slain troops turn to each other
• Obama takes a tour of twister-ravaged Joplin, Mo.
• Despite advances in warning systems, tornadoes are still a deadly threat
• TORNADO RECOVERY: Need help?
• Greene County to recognize Vietnam hero after 44 years
• Memorial Day events to honor tornado victims
• Officers say funeral escorts are too risky
• TORNADO RECOVERY: How to help
• Husband arrested in wife's slaying in Bibb County
• Storm damage wons closing
• Infants brief life was filled with love, parents say
• Free family portraits help ease pain of loss
• Funds sought to preserve Veterans Memorial Park
• Ladies of the Houndstooths goal: do good, have some fun
• Husband arrested in wife's slaying
• Pickens man fined, sentenced for baiting birds
• Jobless benefits claims deadline is Monday
• Prescription from 1977 lands in Blount County
• Free portraits offered to storm victims
• Private property debris removal ready
• USS New Orleans veterans gather
• Curbside recycling may go citywide in Tuscaloosa
• Bentley praises tornado recovery efforts in Tuscaloosa
• Tide turned back by Arkansas
• Alabama forces Game 3
• Bentley praises tornado recovery efforts in Tuscaloosa
• Twister's destruction lingers a month after deadly storms
• An emotional farewell for TPD officer killed in line of duty
• Shelton State wishes everyone a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend!
• Phi Theta Kappa held a Disaster Relief Meeting at Shelton State on May 25th. Executive Director of Phi Theta Kappa, Rod Risley, as well as regional officers and advisors from across the state were in attendance. The meeting was to discuss ways to best he
• County voters to decide on occupational tax ban
• West Bloctons Cahaba Lily Festival marks 22 years
• Boman switches political parties
• Early land acquisition program detailed
• Yankees pitcher lends a hand to relief efforts
• Task force to rebuild tornados damage
• Tornado victims often uninsured
• Yankees pitcher, Tuscaloosa native lends hand to tornado relief
• Tornado losses may top $2 billion
• Party atmosphere reigns at Kenny Chesney concert
• Sean Tingle from Brookwood has signed on to play basketball for the Shelton State Bucs. Welcome Sean! Read more on this story @
• School systems offer summer meal program
• Chamber to honor 13-year-old hero today
• Opinions divided on new judgeship
• Lake View annexation bill dies in committee
• Meeting to focus on tornado-damaged property
• Funeral procession to close McFarland
• Sunday alcohol bill moves forward
• Tornado-displaced pets pack local animal shelter
• McFarland Boulevard to close during funeral procession for officer
• Alabama Legislature completes work on budgets
• The American Red Cross Club of Shelton State spent Saturday, May 7, 2011, assisting the local chapter of the Red Cross Club in collecting donations at the University of Alabama Baseball game. This was a rewarding way for the club members to participate i
• The deadline for Fine Arts scholarships is this Friday, May 27th. Be sure to get it in on time! For more information and scholarship application visit:
• First responders for tornado celebrated
• State legislator claims retaliation by AEA chief
• Mo. rescuers race to find more survivors
• House panel approves teacher tenure revision
• Renovations at county schools will cost more
• FEMA sends mobile homes to Tuscaloosa County
• City considers consultant for recovery
• Run for the Wall bikers visit local VA residents
• County BOE approves cutting 72 jobs
• Joe Namath visits Tuscaloosa, urges residents to stay positive
• Weather forecast includes risk of tornado
• Former UA quarterback Joe Namath tours tornado damage
• Thursday morning storms bring threat of tornadoes
• House GOP to advance $1 billion disaster aid package
• Disaster relief fund has $1.3 million, but none yet disbursed
• Post-tornado search focuses on Joplin stores, apartments
• The Training for Existing Business & Industry and Community Education summer schedules have been posted. Visit our Community & Corporate Education site for more information and class listings:
• The Shelton State Men's Basetball program is offering summer camps beginning June 20th. For more information and registration forms visit:
• Shelton State just reached 1,500 likes! Suggest us to your friends and help us reach 2,000 by the start of the summer semester!
• Kidz Kollege is July 11-July 28th, so register your child today! Kidz Kollege is an academic program for students beginning with those who have completed pre-kidergarten through the 10th grade. Deadline for registration is July 6. For schedule of classes
• Fine Arts scholarships are still available. The application deadline has been extended until May 27th. For more information and application visit
• Man charged after shooting teenager in leg
• Tickets remain for Kenny Chesney concert
• York man killed in 2-vehicle crash
• Name of driver who struck TPD officer released
• Business recovery meeting today at Bryant
• Holt High uses gym as relief center
• House, Senate reconvene today
• Parents wary of gifted program changes
• Summer camp set up for grieving children
• Stillman College graduates
• Midwestern storms rattle survivors of Alabama tornadoes
• Chamber to host business recovery meeting
• Inside Mo. hospital, a mix of chaos and bravery
• Troopers release name of driver who struck officer
• Death toll in Missouri rises to 116
• City, county responsible for collecting debris removal cost
• York man killed in Saturday night crash
• Man charged with attempted murder in Sunday night shooting
• Tornado damage places historic districts in limbo
• Proration, economy put TARGET program in jeopardy
• Tenure bill divides former education colleagues
• Environment protected in tornado debris removal
• Man pulls 12 neighbors from rubble after April 27 tornado
• TORNADO'S TOLL: Family made most of what would be final months
• Stallings, former UA players lend hand in Holt
• 38-year teacher at Collins-Riverside retiring
• Rising revenue ups pressure to undo cuts
• Saban's Nick's Kids foundation working to help tornado victims
• Cancer center funding in flux
• Freedom Riders get place in history
• Helping in a time of need
• Warner collection falls short of $10M sales estimate
• More than 20,000 people turned down by FEMA in Alabama
• Saban's Nick's Kids foundation working to help tornado victims
• Chaplain recalls devastation, outpouring of support in Holt
• Fairhope eliminates TCHS softball with 1-0 victory
• ATTENTION STUDENTS: Outstanding account balances not paid by Monday, May 23rd will be automatically dropped for non-payment. If you receive any type of financial aid award, you must complete the Financial Aid Payment Form online or stop by the Cashier�
• Feedback changes remap proposal
• Marengos tour of historic homes set for Saturday
• UA Systems endowment continues recovery
• Who pays for debris removal from private property?
• Dropout prevention specialist to resign
• Husband, hired killer plead guilty to 2007 Mayfield murder
• Debris cleanup adds to injuries
• Husband, hired killer plead guilty to 2007 Mayfield murder
• ACA wins Class 2A title
• Latest redistricting plan would keep Tuscaloosa County split
• SEC Tournament staying in Hoover
• Tuscaloosa County Commission talks debris cleanup
• County schools plan $3.1M cut from fiscal 2012 budget
• Deontay Wilder to box at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater in June
• Art project helps displaced Holt students cope
• Rappin for a reason: Rappers visit area schools
• Panel to study Holt reconstruction
• Woman says she was raped inside car
• Plan would put Tuscaloosa County in one congressional district
• Man accused of poisoning Auburn trees indicted
• Questions linger over Hawaii's 2010 softball bats
• Shelton State collected $2,726.16 for the Relay for Life! The official Relay for Life has been cancelled for this year. The American Cancer Society is planning to have a “Relay Community Gathering” later in the summer to recognize cancer sur
• May 23 will be the last day to take the placement exam for the Summer semester. To schedule the exam, call 205.391.2232.
• Fine Arts scholarships are still available! For more information visit:
• Cost of debris removal could fall on property owners
• Black Warrior River placed on endangered list
• Law center to leave Tuscaloosa
• Brookwood to learn from emergency response errors
• Warning issued about unlicensed lawyers
• Alabama chief justice says lawsuit possible over court funding
• Hiring a contractor? Be careful
• Plan shifts students to other schools
• Tuscaloosa city school board won't fill vacant office positions
• Country group Alabama to headline benefit concert
• Devotional with pertinent message found in storm debris at church
• List of volunteers approaches 13,000
• Volunteers older than 55 needed
• Greensboro man guilty of sexual abuse
• The last FAFSA workshop is tomorrow, May 18, from 3-5:00 p.m. Stop by if you need help submitting FAFSA for Summer or Fall 2011. The workshop will be in the COMPASS Room on the Martin Campus and no registration is required.
• AEA seeks to kill teacher tenure legislation
• The prom goes on for Bryant, Central students
• Delaware Jackson sale almost done deal
• UA head coaches call for storm aid
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Mississippi woman reportedly raped in Tuscaloosa County
• Students should be able to access grades now.
• Grades will be available to students shortly.
• Summer School Just Around the Corner
• Counties focus on cleanup, healing
• Safe rooms, shelters to be in demand
• Soma church a pillar of Holt after disaster
• Law institute budget fight mostly resolved
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Maddox weathers biggest test
• Emergency responders faced challenge just after tornado
• Louisiana floodgate opens, diverting Mississippi River
• Rumors, tall tales spread rapidly in wake of devastating tornado
• Hoops tournament helps heal harm from tornado
• Plant will produce wood fuel pellets
• Volunteer group struggles to meet demand for help
• PET OF THE WEEK: May 15
• Northport testing fire hydrants this week
• Tuscaloosa to sweep streets this week
• FEMA assistance continues to flow into state, region
• Katrina experience helped family cope
• Tale behind the photograph
• Hopes fade for missing daughter
• NFL player donates $275,000
• City BOE delays decision on filling school vacancies
• New rules govern construction, workers in recovery areas
• Sound off
• If you need help
• Want to help?
• Woman in photograph recalls tornado that destroyed her home
• FEMA aid continues to flow into state, region
• The Comcast Downtown Slam Presented by Shelton State will be held at the Cityfest lot tomorrow, May 14th, 2011 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The event will also feature a Hot Shot and Slam Dunk Challenge presented by McAlister's. Read more on story @
• Stars urge support in CMT disaster benefit
• Nick Browder from Hale County High signed on to play basketball for the Bucs! Read more on this story:
• Tuscaloosa attorney charged with not reporting felony
• Jury finds man guilty in death of Pelham officer
• 22 charged with looting in storms aftermath
• Kenny Chesney to donate Tuscaloosa concert fees
• Cottondale plant to make Mercedes parts
• Hispanics urged to register for federal disaster assistance
• Chesney to donate concert fees to tornado relief effort
• Israeli consul tours Tuscaloosa
• Former Alabama, current NFL players helping relief effort
• Are you looking for some interesting and fun classes to take this summer? The 2011 Summer Community Education Schedule is now available @ This schedule includes Kidz Kollege and Lifelong Learning. You are never too young or old to Step into Shelton Sta
• Oak Hill student pulled Alberta woman from rubble
• City, county schools won't make up missed storm days
• Debris removal could take up to six months
• Trio of Louisiana chefs bring Cajun flavor to relief effort
• News story helps identify boy hero, 13
• Clothes, water? Thanks, but no
• Oak Hill student pulled Alberta woman from rubble
• Trio of Louisiana chefs bring Cajun flavor to relief effort
• Looking for something fun and rewarding to do this summer? Come out tonight and tomorrow (May 11 & 12) at 6pm to audition to be part of the funniest musical of the year-The Drowsy Chaperone! Auditions start at 6pm each evening in the Bean-Brown Theat
• Schools will not have to make up days missed from tornado
• REMINDER: FAFSA Workshop today from 3-5 p.m. in the COMPASS Room on the Martin Campus. If you need help submitting FAFSA for Summer or Fall please stop by. The deadline for Summer submission is May 20th.
• Tornado survivor:
• Hank Williams Jr. tours tornado damage prior to relief concert
• Discrimination lawsuit against Northport dismissed
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• City shifts $5 million in reserve money to fund costs of April 27 storm
• TRAFFIC UPDATE: Wreck blocks 20/59 northbound lanes
• Dr. Heidi Julien appointed as new director of UA School of Library and Information Studies
• Hank Williams Jr. tours tornado damage prior to relief concert
• Alabama ready to host softball regional if chosen as host
• Do you need help filling out FAFSA for Summer 2011 or Fall 2011? Stop by the Financial Aid Workshop on Wednesday, May 11th, or Wednesday, May 18th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. The workshops will be held in the COMPASS Room on the Martin Campus. No registration
• Grades will be available on Monday, May 16th.
• Congratulations to all of the 2011 Shelton State honors students! For complete listing visit:
• The Comcast Downtown Slam Presented by Shelton State will be held at the Cityfest lot May 14th, 2011 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The event will also feature a Hot Shot and Slam Dunk Challenge presented by McAlister's. Read more on story @
• Former boy bander Lance Bass visits Ala. to help with relief efforts
• Missed school days may not be made up
• Displaced residents have a few options
• Housing authority, HUD quick to find much-needed housing
• Atlanta man arrested for stealing wrecker from Gordo business
• Maddox rescinds curfew in tornado-stricken areas
• Holt Elementary declared emergency public works project
• Food assistance available for storm-affected residents
• Tuscaloosa areas should organize, say neighborhood reps
• Alabama State Bar offering legal advice to storm victims
• House recommends slashing budget of Alabama Law Institute
• Lance Bass visits Tuscaloosa
• Mayor: Family, two others still missing
• Tornadoes may be states worst natural disaster
• Tornado leaves holes in Tuscaloosa housing market
• The Shelton State Bucs were defeated by Jefferson State on Sunday, 5-6, ending their season in the ACCC Baseball Tournament. The Bucs finished third in the conference.
• If you need help filling out the FAFSA for Summer 2011 or Fall 2011, stop by the Financial Aid Workshop on Wednesday, May 11th, or Wednesday, May 18th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. The workshops will be held in the COMPASS Room on the Martin Campus. The deadline
• UA Psychology Professor Seeks Relief for Chronic Headache Sufferers
• Tuscaloosa man, 30, dies in shooting
• Facebook reunites families with possessions lost in storm
• Emergency command headquarters relocates after storm
• Tornadoes may be states worst natural disaster
• Alabama prepares to dispatch crisis counselors to affected communities
• States wineries push bill to allow self-distribution
• Mothers in shelters remembered on Mother's Day
• Sexton says debris pickup should begin in Holt
• Spring Fling at Bowers Park raises spirits of tornado victims
• Fourth-grader turns pop tabs into fundraiser for families
• Creative products raise money for tornado relief
• Some businesses in affected areas relocate, reopen
• Storm shelters not useable in Fayette
• Debris removal to begin soon, seven still missing
• Animal rescue groups working to coordinate efforts
• Northport Sunday sales vote set for Aug. 23
• Officials prepare for volunteer registration
• UA Athletics Department Gives $1 Million to UA Acts of Kindness Fund
• Panoramic experience of damage
• The START UP day that was previously scheduled for April 28th has been rescheduled for Tuesday, May 10th. Students previously scheduled for this session should report to the Martin Campus Atrium at 12:30 p.m. on May 10th and should plan to stay until 4:0
• Hillcrest's Wells signs to play basketball at Itawamba
• City weighs options for rebuilding
• Day of Prayer event focuses on uniting to help Tuscaloosa recover after tornado
• Deontay Wilder
• Marine band gives spirited concert for storm victims
• PREP ROUNDUP: Northside secures Class 3A, Area 7 title
• TCHS, Hillcrest to meet in winner's bracket game
• AISA SOFTBALL: Lady Knights chasing state championship
• List of missing narrows to a dozen people
• AHSAA BASEBALL: ACA rides momentum into series at Mars Hill
• More than 500 businesses damaged in April 27 tornado
• Horn invited to USA Basketball team trials
• UAs Whitaker makes Academic All-District
• Tide softball players are Academic All-District
• Three UA tennis players in NCAA singles, doubles
• Tide second at NCAA East Regional golf tournament
• Tide's Bennett proves the skeptics wrong
• Tide still has shot at SEC title
• Chainsaw sales high as tornado recovery continues
• Mail service disrupted by tornado damage
• Alabama recovery resources
• Former, current UA athletes support relief effort
• Federal workers begin going person-to-person
• Gordo men arrested for stealing copper in Holt
• August likely for Northport's Sunday alcohol sales vote
• Official: Alabama storm damage could near $2B
• Louisiana comes to aid, missing count drops
• Former, current UA athletes support relief effort
• Agents arrive to aid search as death toll reaches 41
• Detergent, battery makers join tornado relief effort
• Tornados toll includes 5,000 buildings in city
• Volunteers rally to help Hispanic community
• Memory of Teammate Spurs Stillman to Another Title
• German native inspired by resilience of tornado victims
• Hundreds of displaced residents find refuge at shelters
• Bentley confident that state will recover from disaster
• City: List of missing drops to 80
• Legislature takes steps to help damaged schools
• Tornados toll includes 5,000 buildings in city
• Companies in West Alabama donate millions to relief effort
• Volunteers rally to help Hispanics
• A family's harrowing journey
• 240 still missing as rescue efforts continue
• Authorities have arrested 13 for looting since storm
• Services Announced for Stillman Student Will Stevens
• Mayor asks city residents for patience
• Rural areas are reeling, too
• Rumors hamper rescue efforts
• Tornado that hit Tuscaloosa Wednesday declared an EF4
• Sheen makes tour of city
• FEMA, state officials move quickly to boost federal action
• Plenty of volunteers, but more coordination needed
• Legislators open temporary office in training center
• King, Steele offer aid during visit to city's hardest hit areas
• Students return to county schools today
• County schools open Tuesday; city schools on Wednesday
• Weather service classifies twister as EF4
• Mayor updates death toll, estimates clean-up costs
• Sheen plans to return with celebrity fundraiser
• Strength, faith amid wreckage in Alberta
• Church reaches out to Hispanic storm victims
• FEMA in Tuscaloosa to evaluate victims' losses, help with aid
• City releases names of tornado victims
• MAP: Plot your picture in the storm damage tracker
• Staff to return to county schools Monday
• Volunteers come to Tuscaloosa from near and far
• City to begin removing debris on Wednesday
• Shelters, clinics take in displaced pets
• Mayor: death toll may rise; curfew remains
• Alberta official Kip Tyner hit hard by city's damage
• Schools open their doors to volunteer effort
• Mayor: death toll may rise; curfew remains
• The purge for non-payment scheduled for May 2 has been postponed. The new date for Summer schedule payment will be announced next week.
• Lawmakers talk of Education Trust Fund budget delay until damage fully assessed
• UA confirms five students killed in storm
• Metro Animal Shelter continues taking in pets
• GIGAPAN: Damage around Tuscaloosa
• President Obama promises aid, resources
• More than 30,000 in city still without electricity
• Students remain home, with school plans unsettled
• Hospital workers recall night of
• Authorities go door-to-door to assess damage
• All student-athletes at UA accounted for
• Please visit the Shelton State website for end of semester plan:
• INTERACTIVE: Before and after photos of the tornado
• Mayor hopes to resume garbage pickup Thursday
• STORM STORIES: Readers share their accounts of the tornado
• To all Shelton State students, faculty, and staff - due to the extreme devastation that has impacted the community, please be aware that the College is currently devising an end of the semester plan that will be posted to the website, Facebook, and email
• City issues 'boil water alert' for east Tuscaloosa
• Obama to visit Tuscaloosa as death toll climbs
• Bathrooms prove to be safe haven in storm
• 5 P.M. UPDATE: Hundreds treated at DCH
• Crimson Tide athletes impacted by storm
• Utilities not sure when massive power outage will be fixed
• Grocery stores, gas stations swarmed by customers
• Survivors emerge, fill up local shelters quickly
• Deputies search for those trapped
• Storm spun many destructive paths through West Alabama
• Tornado rips into history books
• Authorities restrict access to Rosedale Court
• Shelton State will be closed Friday, April 29. Monitor the College website and local media outlets for additional notifications. Please join the College in remembering the countless families and friends from our community who have been so deeply affected
• 12:32 P.M. UPDATE: City urges water conservation, limit driving
• 1:11 P.M. UPDATE: Obama to visit Alabama tomorrow
• Bentley calls on Obama to expedite catastrophic declaration
• Today's START-Up day at Shelton State has been cancelled.
• Violent tornado leaves path of destruction in West Alabama
• AFTERMATH: Accounts of the Tuscaloosa tornado
• Tornado devastates Tuscaloosa
• Due to the extreme damage from today's severe weather in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas, Shelton State will be closed Thursday, April 28, 2011. Monitor the College website and local media outlets for additional notifications. Please join the Colle
• UA Launches Mobile Application
• Please be advised that based on the latest local weather service updates, the College will close at 2:30 p.m. today. All classes scheduled after 2:30 p.m. today have been cancelled. At this time the College anticipates resuming normal hours of operation
• Please be advised that the College is continuing to monitor local weather updates & will post any notifications that could impact hours of operation on the College website, The College strongly encourages students, faculty & staff to monitor wea
• Blackboard is currently down. We are working to resolve the issue.
• As we posted earlier, if there are any updates the information will be posted on the website. The College is open and classes will be held as scheduled as of right now.
• City, county schools closed today due to weather threat
• The College is monitoring severe weather conditions and will post any updates to the official college website at
• Severe storms, tornadoes likely in West Alabama today
• $12 million plan would upgrade two parks
• South braces for violent storms
• UA offers first official smartphone application
• Sulligent football coach to plead guilty in molestation case
• Tuscaloosa City Council approves plan to pick traffic camera vendor
• Suspects sought in bulldozer damage
• Man arrested in credit union robbery
• Tuscaloosa attorney pleads guilty to bankruptcy fraud
• Tuscaloosa City Board of Education approves federal grant requests
• City to host firefighter competition
• Here's one more way to celebrate the near end of the semester. It's Amnesty Week at the library! Now through Friday, April 29, the library will cancel any overdue fines on books or pamphlets returned to the library. So if you have any that are
• Everyone is invited to visit this semester's Student Art Exhibition which is currently on display in the Art Gallery on the Martin Campus across from the Theatre. The exhibition will be available for viewing until May 3.
• Beginning April 25, 2011, the Cashier's Office will be responsible for the issuance of all parking decals. If you have any questions, please contact Brandi Acker at 205.391.2391 or backer@sheltonstate.edu.
• The Shelton State Theatre program presents "A Midsummer Night's Dream." This performance will run through Thursday, April 28, in the Courtyard of the Martin Campus at 7:00 p.m. Free admission.
• Today's Terrific Tuesday will feature Honors Recital at 1:15 p.m. in the Alabama Power Recital Hall.
• Thousands of volunteers are needed for the CPS-3 study for the American Cancer Society. The study will help researchers identify the factors that cause or prevent cancer. Sign up at the Tuscaloosa Relay for Life on Friday, April 29th at Shelton State Com
• Old files show city's role in civil rights era
• Around Town
• Barbour out, GOP ponders as 2012 field takes shape
• City to seek red-light camera vendors
• American art exodus grows by 4
• Storms expected over next two days
• Brookwood mayor asks county board to include auditorium at new school
• Gilley gets release from jail until sentencing
• Walter Energy declares quarterly dividend
• FIG opening late-night restaurant at Temerson Square downtown
• Metalworks site becoming retail spot featuring Jim 'N Nicks BBQ
• ADMH braces for $28M shortfall coming proposed budget cuts
• Scientists fret over BP funds for Gulf research
• Easter extravaganza
• Fishing captain remains optimistic
• Wishing you and your family a Happy Easter!
• Tuscaloosa tornadoes follow two main tracks
• LEND A HAND: Fifth annual Mayor's Cup 5K to benefit at-risk children
• Royal wedding guest list revealed
• College News
• Northport to test fire hydrants
• Sister Cities Commission cleans up for Earth Day
• Westervelt headquarters to house collection
• Partlow clients begin to move out
• County BOE says job cuts necessary
• Film, discussion will focus on education
• Sister Cities Commission cleans up for Earth Day
• Man accidentally shot during struggle over gun
• Gilley pleads guilty, could face more than 21 years in prison
• Tuscaloosa County redistricting timeline sought
• Drive-through Easter celebration
• Warner Foundation told to move out of building
• Transition may hurt Partlow clients, some say
• Senate passes immigration bill on to House
• Board wants changes to schools' grant applications
• New fresh fish market opens along Riverwalk
• Sound Off
• Moundville man pleads guilty in rape of teen
• Teens charged as adults in Tuscaloosa robbery
• CrimeStoppers tip leads to arrest of robbery suspect
• Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue Service improving technology to help in rescue efforts
• New gadgets improve fire service's rescue efforts
• Alabama Senate passes immigration bill
• Casino developer Gilley plans to plead guilty
• Suspect accused of robbing hotel with fake bomb
• The Bucs get a big 10-5 home win over Marion Military Institute on Tuesday. Shelton State will host its last home series this weekend against Bevill State Community College, starting Friday at 6 p.m. and a doubleheader Saturday. Go Bucs!
• Just a reminder about the Cosmetology Fashion Show, "The Extravagance of Beauty," tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the Martin Campus Atrium. There is no charge for this event. Come out and see the latest hair and make-up styles.
• Police: Toomer's suspect attacked
• Tuscaloosa County reapproves 1-cent sales tax for education
• Wind, lightning damage homes, property across West Alabama
• Surveillance photo released in inn robbery
• Commission wants countywide Sunday alcohol vote
• New conductor joins TSO
• Alabama law student starts pedicab company in Tuscaloosa
• Perry County, group claim victory
• Show leisurely and relentless, much like inspiration
• Alabama law student starts pedicab company in Tuscaloosa
• Suspect in tree poisoning case reportedly attacked
• A hair and fashion show compliments of the Shelton State Cosmetology Department will be tomorrow evening, April 21, at 7:00 p.m. in the Martin Campus Atrium. Please join us for "The Extravagance of Beauty," an exciting evening as students demon
• Downed trees block roads, damage homes around county
• Walker Elementary PE coach struck by lightning
• Residents taking to Twitter to report damage across Tuscaloosa
• Charter revision moves forward
• One year after spill, Gulf Coast continues healing, hurting
• Fayette County's coach retires
• Influential attorney, civic leader Sam Phelps dies at 79
• Government officials tour tornado damage in Geiger
• Tuscaloosa City Council grants Hawks Sports Bar & Grill a liquor license
• Westervelt-Warner Museum seeks new partnership with company, suspends tours and training
• Tuscaloosa City Board of Education to pay $195,000 to new city schools chief
• Storm damage to close part of Loop Road
• Tuscaloosa City Council sets Aug. 5-7 for sales tax holiday
• Tuscaloosa Police Department, U.S. marshals arrest Florida fugitive
• Event planned to help link parts supplier, new GE plant
• Senior nutrition program has new online procedure
• Hilliker hired as Paul W. Bryant football coach
• Tornado wallops Sumter County town of Geiger
• A year after spill, Gulf Coast is healing, hurting
• Bentley, Sewell tour damage in Sumter County community
• Fayette County football coach Waldon Tucker plans to retire
• Way to go Lady Bucs! SSCC sweeps Chattahoochee Valley!
• Theatre Tuscaloosa fundraiser to feature Disney stage and screen star Dylan Riley Snyder. The one-day-only event will be Saturday, May 7, starting at 4 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Read more on this story @
• Join us for the Alumni Association Comedy Night with Dr. Allen Mallory on Wednesday, April 20th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased in the Student Organization Office on the 2nd floor of the Martin Cam
• There will be a PTK Bake Sale in the Atrium on Wednesday (tomorrow), from 8 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. All proceeds will go towards The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life program.
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the Jazz Ensemble in the Bean-Brown Theatre at 1:15 p.m.
• Repairs continue in West Alabama neighborhoods
• Former Central Foundry president and civic leader John Paul Singleton dies at 101
• Legendary golfer Mason Rudolph dies at 76
• Partlow employees afraid to speak out
• Cancelled Sugarland concert likely to cost city around $225,000
• Northport City Council votes to place stop signs on Union Chapel Road
• Maintenance work held on Interstate 20/59 this week
• Northport to decide on alcohol vote on May 3
• Seder celebration marks first at University of Alabamas new Jewish student center
• Cancelled Sugarland concert likely to cost city around $225,000
• Legendary golfer Mason Rudolph dies at 76
• Clean-up continues throughout Tuscaloosa after Friday's storms
• At least 44 dead after killer twisters pound South
• Former UA president Andrew Sorensen dies at 72
• Hundreds attend Culture Fest in Holt, Alabama
• Man, woman shot by member of rappers crew
• Tuscaloosa ballerina takes on Miami, Paris
• SUMMER PAYMENT DUE: Students registering between April 4 and April 18 must pay all tuition and fees before midnight on April 18, 2011.
• Alabama wins fifth national championship
• Former University of Alabama president Sorensen dies
• Johnson takes Talladega's checkered flag by .002 seconds
• Saban enshrined in bronze
• Moms killing their kids is not as rare as we think
• State agencies slice budgets as future funding cuts loom
• Death toll in Southern storm climbs with N.C. fatalities
• City cleans up debris from strong storm
• UA students rise to challenge of taking play on the road
• Try-outs were held today for the 2011-2012 Shelton State Cheerleaders. Congratulations to all of you! For a complete list visit
• Alabama wins fifth national championship
• Storm strands reporter inside Sams Club
• Visitors, residents brave storm together
• Tornadoes hit, skip, jump around West Alabama
• Homes damaged, trees downed in Bibb County
• Weather leads to cancellation of Sugarland concert, other events
• MAGAZINE: Following the Saban statue from sketch to sculpture
• New Caring Days facility to provide Alzheimer's care, named after Alabama athletics director
• West Alabama Reptile Expo will feature thousands of snakes
• Advocacy group aims to boost bicycle safety with Tuscaloosa Police Department
• Gov. Bentley authorizes Northport Sunday alcohol sales vote
• Mount Moriah Worship Center congregation celebrates move into new home
• Alabama Supreme Court schedules two executions
• Tuscaloosa awarded $4M grant for drainage upgrades
• Storms leave trail of damage across Alabama
• Stillman Rewards Students for Academic Excellence During Annual Honors Convocation
• The Shelton State Alumni Association presents the comedy of Dr. Allen Mallory. You don't want to miss this event! The night of comedy is Wednesday, April 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Tickets are only $10 and all proceeds go to support
• Lady Bucs win doubleheader over Southern Union on Wednesday. They are scheduled to play Jeff State in a double header this afternoon at 1 pm in Birmingham. Go Bucs!
• Tuscaloosa County schools chief details financial crisis
• Hillcrest pupils conduct mock CSI-style probe
• Missing man found dead
• Play about Pickens County ghostly legend returns
• Pay raise issue lingers for Alabama lawmakers
• Sleeping controllers prompt FAA review
• UA student struck in leg by dart
• Census: Hispanics surpass blacks in most U.S. metro areas
• Health workers leery of immigration bill's impact
• DeMeco Ryans Pledges $300,000 Scholarship Gift to UA
• Student allegedly raped at Eastwood Middle School
• Investigators need help identifying burglar
• Superintendent: County schools are in financial crisis
• Stillman Student Support Service Honors Student Scholars
• Ford recalls 1.2 million trucks for faulty air bags
• Democrats and Republicans to blame for $14T debt
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• City schools disciplinary program earns award
• Hillcrest wind ensemble prepares for China trip
• Alberta post office case set for hearing
• Judge weighs decision on Tuscaloosa courthouse
• Portrait of champion horse co-owned by Tuscaloosa man on display
• Nursing Doctoral Students from UA, UAB and UAH Gather in Tuscaloosa for Two-Day Intensive Seminar
• Have you seen Sylvia yet? You can catch it at 2:00 pm this afternoon in the Bean-Brown Theatre. For ticket information visit:
• A recruiter from Auburn's Harrison School of Pharmacy is set up until 1:00 pm today in front of the Counseling Center. Anyone that is interested in pursuing pharmacy can stop by and get information.
• UA Engineering to Host Summer Programs for High School Students
• Retired Tuscaloosa Police officers dispute settled
• Courts planning layoffs, closures
• West Blocton artist's statue of Saban to be unveiled
• Sheriff criticizes sex offender bill
• Maintenance work scheduled for I-59
• Perry County fills water board vacancy
• Renovation will consolidate outpatient therapy services
• Council hears proposal on new district lines
• Statue sculptor surprised by commission, but not his family
• Handshakes, Dialogue, and Table Graces: Business Etiquette Workshop for Future Professionals will be conducted this evening, Tuesday, April 12, 2011 through the Career Services Center. Registered students will receive instruction on dress, table etiquet
• Police called to McFarland Mall carnival Saturday night
• Sexton concerned by possible changes to sex offender registration process
• Relay for Life t-shirts are now on sale and available in the Counseling Center, Learning Center, Wellness Center, and the main office on the Fredd Campus. Purchase yours today for $12. The Relay for Life is April 29th at SSCC starting at 6 pm. Please sig
• Northport man accused of killing woman this morning
• Nation begins 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Construction to begin on riverfront hotel in Northport
• The SSCC Faculty will be performing at today's Terrific Tuesday. Be sure to stop by the Alabama Power Recital Hall at 1:15 pm today for some great music!
• Settlement reached in Fayette County Jail lawsuit
• UA undergraduates showcase research presentations at Bryant Conference Center
• Tuscaloosa County Board of Education discusses annexation of Moundville schools
• Storm sweeps through West Alabama Monday night
• Body found crushed at gas well still unidentified
• Woman sentenced to three months in prison for Bevill State Community College embezzlement
• Two Tuscaloosa residents found guilty of unemployment fraud
• City closes 14th Avenue due to sinkhole
• Storms cause power outages and tree damage throughout Tuscaloosa County
• AROUND TOWN: April 12
• UA undergraduates showcase research presentations at Bryant
• The College is monitoring the inclement weather at this time. For weather updates and information visit:
• As gas prices continue to rise, drivers begin cutting back
• BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Authorities have yet to identify man killed Saturday
• Authorities recover body near Watermelon Road
• ACLU attorneys will be allowed access to Fayette County Jail
• Business leaders pessimistic about second quarter recovery
• The Terrific Tuesday Concert Series will feature the SSCC faculty at 1:15 pm tomorrow in the Alabama Power Recital Hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
• Students, parents invited to forums about bullying
• PACT parents fear lift of tuition cap
• These are photos from the game Friday, April 8, 2011 between the Shelton State Buccaneers and the NW Shoals Patriots. Shelton won the game 4-3. On Saturday, April 9, 2011 Shelton State lost one game and won one. Photos by Porfirio Solorzano
• Habitat for Humanity experiences a rebirth in Tuscaloosa
• 'Handshake' agenda now in Senate's hands
• Looking Back
• Shelton State Lady Bucs defeated Marion Military in both games of a double header on Saturday in Marion, 4-0, and 10-1. They will host Southern Union in a double header on Wednesday starting at 1:00 pm.
• The Bucs won two and lost one in the series against Northwest Shoals this weekend. Friday they had a 4-3 win over NW Shoals and on Saturday they lost the first game 2-5, and finished with a win of 6-5. They will face Wallace State-Dothan on Monday at 4:0
• UA athletic facilites have changed through the years
• Humidity adds to challenge facing collegiate triathlon competitors
• Alabama lawmakers: No consensus on cutting pay
• Hispanic population down in Hoover
• Tuscaloosa seeks better parking ticket system
• Evolutionary studies emerge on UA campus
• Brookwood students win finance contest
• Perry County commissioner makes threats at meeting
• District attorneys office on tight budget, audit reveals
• Court of Civil Appeals throws out penalty against Tuscaloosa developer
• University of Alabama students branch out to help the community
• Tuscaloosa man, 18, charged in store robbery
• Two 18-wheelers crash at busy Tuscaloosa intersection
• CRIMESTOPPERS: Images released in Country Club of Tuscaloosa burglary
• Part of Hargrove Road will close Sunday
• University of Alabama System chancellor details his plans for University of Alabama in Huntsville
• Tuition for University of Alabama System medical programs will rise 7 percent
• Bill would create new Tuscaloosa County circuit judgeship in 2012
• Tuition for Alabama medical programs will rise 7 percent
• Thursday night traffic backed up after three vehicle crash
• Police release photos of suspect in country club burglary
• Series opener today for the Bucs against Northwest Shoals at 3:00 pm. Doubleheader tomorrow starting at 2:00 pm. Both teams are considered to be "two of the hottest teams in the Alabama Community College Conference," according to the Tuscaloosa
• Phi Theta Kappa will be hosting a bake sale on April 20 on behalf of Relay for Life. For more information, please contact Julia Speights at 205.391.2948 or jlspeights@sheltonstate.edu.
• Get your tickets now! Sylvia opens tonight and runs through April 17, 2011 with shows beginning at 7:30pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and at 2:00pm on Wednesdays and Sundays. Contact the Ticket Office at 205.391.2277 for pricing and more informat
• Senate passes Northport alcohol bill
• Westervelt-Warner paintings expected to fetch $10M
• Prisoners worked to death
• Northside Middle School remains closed today
• Texas search and recovery team to help search for missing Tuscaloosa man
• Adoption event at University Mall War Memorial places pets in homes
• Brent bomb scare leads to evacuation
• Shutdown talks yield no deal as clock ticks
• Tuscaloosa prepares for Saturday triathlon
• University of Alabama board of trustees discusses campus construction
• Paintings from Warner collection expected to fetch $10 million
• Triathletes heading to Tuscaloosa for collegiate championship
• Alabama Senate approves General Fund budget
• Northport Sunday sales bill passes both chambers unanimously
• GIGAPAN: A high resolution, panoramic look at the Amp
• UA Student Selected to Board the Bus for Freedom Ride Commemoration
• The Bucs defeated Alabama Southern 6-4 last night and threw six shutout innings! Read more @
• Faunsdale crawfish festival celebrates 20 years
• UA researchers study fish for clues about humans
• Commissioners trade barbs over Culver Road sewer project
• Northside Middle School library damaged by fire
• Suspect in fatal Opelika shooting surrenders to media
• Obama: Progress made, but no deal to avert shutdown
• Democrats outline their legislative agenda
• House and Senate committees approve bare-bones state budgets
• Top local law officials uneasy over proposed immigration law
• Woman's death at house fire ruled a homicide
• Faunsdale crawfish festival celebrates 20 years
• Sylvia opens on Friday, but you can catch a pay-what-you-can preview tomorrow, Thursday, April 7, at 7:30pm. All proceeds benefit the Charlie Dennis Memorial Scholarship Fund.
• Shelton State SOARing to New Heights. SOAR, Student Opportunities for Achievement and Resources, was developed as a team effort among the Shelton State faculty, and plans are in place for it to be implemented as soon as the fall 2011 semester. Read more
• Alabama wheelchair basketball team wins third straight title
• Investigators: House fire set to hide killing
• Fire discovered at Northside Middle School
• MAGAZINE PHOTOS: The making of the Nick Saban statue
• Shelton State men's baseball had a huge win over Meridian CC yesterday 16-5! They will host AL Southern today at 5:00 pm. For the weekend they will host Northwest Shoals on Friday at 3 pm, with a double header on Saturday starting at 2 pm. Go Bucs!
• Tuscaloosa City Board of Education selects Iowa firm to help find new superintendent
• Alabama attorney general to keep enforcing gambling laws
• 29 paintings removed from Westervelt-Warner museum
• Stillman 2011 BEEP Seminar Provides Students with Valuable Insight
• Alabama attorney general to keep enforcing gambling laws
• Lawmakers hint at legal action over Partlow
• Government shutdown would have local impact
• UA students go shoeless for a day
• Tuscaloosa City Board of Education selects Iowa firm to help find new superintendent
• Two businesses annexed into city
• Tuscaloosa City Council seeks approval of free tickets
• Northport hires public works director
• Alabama House passes Arizona-style immigration bill
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Way to go Bucs!
• House debates tough Arizona-style immigration bill
• AG to keep enforcing bingo laws; won't comment on Greenetrack
• Obama: Deal near, government shut down 'inexcusable'
• FAFSA Workshop, Monday, April 11th from 4:00-6:00 pm. Students need to make a reservation by emailing rsmith@sheltonstate.edu.
• Join us today in the D-Rooms and courtyard for the Relay for Life Bar-B-Que Fundraiser from 11 am - 2 pm. Lunch is $6 for BBQ sandwich, chips, cookie, and drink. Help us wave goodbye to cancer!
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert is Musicale, featuring SSCC voice, piano, and percussion students. The concert is at 1:15 pm in the Alabama Power Recital Hall. Come and enjoy some wonderful performances!
• Summer web registration April 4 - June 1. Register @
• Proposed Alabama bill poised to prompt lawsuit
• Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School principal retiring July 1
• Southwest accident prompts inspections
• AROUND TOWN: April 5
• Group asks Bentley to explain Partlow decision
• Rate hikes to hit city sewer customers
• Officials, residents pleased with Amphitheater
• West Alabama Aero Modelers to put on a show
• Severe weather hits West Alabama
• City officials, residents pleased with amphitheater's opening
• PHOTOS: Patti LaBelle and The O'Jays
• Scattered storm damage reported in north Alabama
• Miniature warplanes set to take to the sky this weekend
• Partlow closing one of Governor Bentley's first major tests
• Early 1800s Painting of Huntsville’s Monte Sano Mountain Rediscovered
• The College is currently monitoring the potential for severe weather that could possibly impact our area later today. Please check the SSCC website for any updates and notifications.
• Summer web registration begins today! Register @
• Alabama agencies brace for budget cuts
• New mixture attempted to plug Japan's nuclear leak
• Government Plaza hidden' but poised to be popular
• Former Tuscaloosa prep coach was known for victories
• GOP split over Forever Wild
• Around Town
• Community care in action
• Japan: Radioactive water leaking into sea
• U.S. eases off Libya; Gadhafi remains clinging to power
• UA students raise awareness of hunger, homeless issues
• Alberta house fire leaves 1 dead
• Shelter for domestic violence victims reopens with renovations after fire
• PSC to approve business incentives
• Sister says brother thrived after leaving Partlow
• Crowd welcomes new Jewish center at UA
• Shelton State won its seventh straight conference game 5-3 over Lawson State Friday night. Read more in TNews @
• Lady Bucs sweep Chattahoochee Valley 8-0, 8-0! Way to go Bucs!
• Hoffman leads Tide into NCAA Regional
• Saban statue to debut April 16
• Sculptors work unveiled at center
• UA student station to air music festival
• Woman, 24, says bearded man raped her
• Plans afoot for 2016 presidential debate
• Judge considers sanctions in Ala. gambling case
• Northport nears decision on key hire
• Developer says condo work under way
• Amphitheater enjoys smooth opening night
• Afghans storm UN office, 11 killed
• Unemployment falls to 2-year low after hiring surge
• The Coca-Cola Foundation Honors UA Students while Renewing Scholarship Commitment
• The making of the story of the making of the Nick Saban statue
• Some city leaders hope Tuscaloosa could host presidential debate
• Woman says she was raped in Alberta
• Volunteers needed for USA Triathlon
• Hillcrest High to raise money for veterans
• New UA Jewish center to have grand opening
• Farmers Market reopens Saturday
• Bills aim to ease overseas voting
• Accused officer bailed out of jail
• Justice Department intervenes in suit
• Bentley still supports closing Partlow
• Comic Jeff Dunham plans show at the Amp
• Experts say radiation in milk poses little danger
• Bentley orders spending cut of 15%
• Despite loss, Tide hoops fans see bright future
• Comedian Jeff Dunham coming to Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Bentley still plans to close Parlow, but date remains in question
• Alabama House votes to ban texting while driving
• Fundraiser features chocolate lovers dream
• Deadly infections may remain a mystery
• Top 3 jobs vacant in city school system
• UA music therapy class helps young, old alike
• Bentley reverses call to close Partlow
• City schools plan to assign students e-readers to replace books
• TPD officer charged with sex abuse
• Stillman Hosts Expanding Your Horizon Conference
• UA music therapy program the only one of its kind in Alabama
• Tuscaloosa police officer charged with sexual assault
• Ex-Auburn players tell HBO they were paid
• Governor Bentley backs off date to close Partlow
• IV infections examined after 9 hospital deaths
• Woman accuses police officer of rape
• Fire damages two apartments at Downing Place
• Join us for lunch! On Tuesday, April 5, from 11 am - 2 pm, we are having a BBQ lunch fundraiser for the American Cancer Society on the SSCC Martin Campus. Lunch is $6 for sandwich, chips, cookie, and drink!. To pre-order contact Martha Key at mkey@shelto
• Senators bill would restrict obesity lawsuits
• Panel approves $1.3M arts building
• Acting city schools chief plans to retire
• Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre re-creates 1956 classic
• Report ranks Ala. eating habits 2nd worst
• Former Partlow employees file appeal
• Layoffs will cut workers, court officials say
• Perry County must pay for watchdog groups costs
• University of Alabama dancers re-create 1956 classic
• Cuts in funding will cause layoffs in Alabama's court system
• INTERACTIVE: A look inside the new Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Two-thirds of oil and natural gas leases in Gulf inactive
• Alabama GOP expects to move closer to photo ID law
• Sculpture by Renowned Artist to be Unveiled at UA Child Development Center
• A look at Tuscaloosa's new amphitheater
• U.S. has responsibility to act'
• Most of tax cut going down workers' gas tanks
• Fire College officials want to stay in charge of certification rules
• Residents are with amphitheater
• Author addresses students as part of UAs history celebration
• Japanese radiation reaches Alabama
• Murder suspect pleads guilty
• Residents impressed' with size, quality of amphitheater
• Tomorrow's Terrific Tuesday will feature Cindy St. Clair on piano. She is a U of A student of Amanda Penick. The concert is at 1:15 pm in the Alabama Power Recital Hall.
• Alabama cracks national rankings; will take on UAB Tuesday
• Former judge Roy Moore may run for president
• Early release hearing set in civil rights slaying
• Bentley announces new industry for Clarke County
• Commissioners want changes in Fire College governance bill
• Libyan rebels bear down on Gadhafi's hometown
• Official owns proposed school site
• has a new home for his wares
• Ag dept. plans layoffs to offset cuts
• Whereabouts of sold remain a mystery
• Kellers letters, WWII art fading in Alabama
• City BOE mulls hiring amid cuts
• Honoring our sister city in Japan
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Gadhafi forces retreat amid raids; Rebels seize key city
• Ducks make splash to benefit CHOM
• PRIDE programs highlight Alcohol Awareness Month
• Area high schools participate in JROTC competition
• Test models of new M-Class spotted
• Risen from the ashes: A look back at the Fayette fire
• Downtown buzzes with cyclists, festival
• ADAP: 2 Partlow deaths
• Shelton State Bucs defeat Jeff State 11-3 on Friday. Way to go Bucs!
• Mans body found in river
• Lifetime show features deceased local airmans story
• Board sees drawing for new technology center
• BOE considers offering summer program
• Woman, 78, killed in two-car wreck
• Firefighters earn praise for saving man from fire
• Elrod man missing since Monday
• Schools detail plans for grant
• Opinions strong in school chief search
• City grapples with scheduling AP classes
• Tour de Tuscaloosa grows in popularity
• New city plaza home to DCAF
• Bentley defends decision to close Partlow
• Budget cuts may start next week
• Bentley says Partlow closing is in the best interest of patients
• Bentley plans to declare 15 percent proration
• Tour de Tuscaloosa experiences growth in popularity
• Elrod man missing since Monday
• Sheriff: Drowning victim drove car into river
• Alabama's Barrett Jones returns to Haiti during spring break
• Alabama jobless rate remains at 9.3 percent in February
• Mallet Assembly celebrates 50 years
• Fire damages home in downtown Northport
• Butler man dies in single-vehicle accident
• Gov. amends DROP bill to allow more access
• voted best song in poll
• New amphitheater set for next week's debut
• Prosecutor says mistakes were minor in gambling wiretaps
• Plan modifies school dress code
• Census: 1 in 6 living in U.S. are Hispanic
• Northport meets public works hopefuls
• Shelton State is pleased and excited to announce the launch of a new web site. Let us know what you think about it. Visit:
• 'All Along the Watchtower' takes March Music Madness crown
• Prosecutor say mistakes minor in gambling wiretaps
• Amphitheater officials unveil facilities, plans for opening
• 9 former workers sue Auburn, allege discrimination
• Feds charge worker at TVA nuclear site in Tennessee
• Stones vs. Dylan in music bracket final
• Crimson Tide advances to NIT semifinals
• Gulf probe finds blowout preventer was flawed
• Fire College could face changes
• Northport questions 5 for key job tonight
• 6th, 7th congressional districts to be redrawn
• UA student group for gays, lesbians looks to broaden support citywide
• BOE picks three firms for search
• Tax ban bill goes to House
• Tuscaloosa names new city attorney
• Alabama pitcher out for the year
• Alabama legislator seeks new abortion restrictions
• Way to go Jared Pratt!
• Way to go Jared Pratt!
• Stillman Hosts 20th Annual Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP) Seminar
• Deadline Approaching for Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies
• Nunnally named new city attorney
• Gadhafi-backed snipers, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
• Return of electronic bingo may expand
• Rally favoring Partlows closure draws about 250
• Speed table decision changed
• Cashier hit in face during robbery
• Fayette County circuit clerk retires after 16 years
• Labor groups, Democrats rally at state Capitol
• Northport wants loans restructured
• Bentley unveils job creation legislation
• Moundville man sentenced to 20 years in beating death
• House passes Northport Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Rally to close Partlow draws about 250 advocates
• Moundville man sentenced to 20 years for 2005 killing
• Governor to unveil legislation to create jobs
• Alabama bingo could expand beyond Greenetrack
• Man accused of hitting female cashier, robbing store
• One killed, several injured in Perry County shooting
• CCBP Marks Fifth Anniversary of Awards Program at UA
• ATTENTION SSCC EMPLOYEES: Shelton State Community College would like to cordially invite you to attend our first Employee Benefits Fair! Employees will be able to "shop" different vendor products such as life and disability insurances, cancer p
• Local cake designer takes
• UA plans to buy Mobile station
• AGs opinion of bingo machines remains unclear
• Partlow rallies aimed at legislators
• Tuscaloosa librarys new director settles into role
• Bentley to meet with Ala. congressional delegation
• County BOE talks budget, rezoning
• Northport considers speeding dangers
• Echols students learn science to a hip-hop beat
• Perry County man killed in Saturday night crash
• Arrest made in Waffle House, Alabama Credit Union robberies
• Echols Middle School students learn science at a hip-hop beat
• Executive Committee of UA Board of Trustees Approves UA’s Proposed Acquisition of WHIL-FM in Mobile
• Sunday's Food Network Challenge to feature Tuscaloosa designer
• Stillman to Present Undergraduate Showcase Followed by Slash Pine Writers Festival April 2
• Partlow closing worries workers
• Northport nurse named state Hospital Hero
• City honors playwright Williams 100th
• Judge to hear Alabama tax system lawsuit
• Allies intensify air assault as rebels regroup in east
• Progress seen in Japans nuke crisis
• Police say Ohio runaway's helpers broke laws
• T-Mobile to be sold to AT&T for $39B
• Blacks, whites intermarrying more across South
• Quilt shows community Wings
• Rains refill Bs largest reservoir
• VA fair to feature veterans services
• Courthouse construction still on track
• Perry County cited for violations
• Allied forces attack libya
• Family members, volunteers clean up Darden Cemetery
• Japan: Radiation found in some food products near plant
• Alabama wins seventh SEC championship
• Shelton lost to Coffeyville 62-68, but we are #6 in the Nation!! This is the best ranking SSCC men's basketball has received in the NJCAA Tournaments. Congratulations to the Bucs on all their hard work and dedication during the tournaments!
• 65-60 Coffeyville over Shelton with less than 2 minutes to go.
• Shelton took the lead 54-51 over Coffeyville with 6 minutes left to go in the game! Keep it up Bucs!
• The Bucs are coming back and are within 1 point of Coffeyville, 45-46! Nine minutes left to go.
• Shelton State is still trailing Coffeyville 22-31 in the beginning of the 2nd half. Let's make a come back Bucs!
• With less than 6 minutes to go in the first half Shelton is down 12-22 against Coffeyville. Let's go Bucs!
• Today at 2:00 pm is the final game that Shelton State will play in the NJCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. They will either place 5th or 6th in the NATION! Congratulations to the Bucs! We are so proud of our team, Coach Muhun, and staff! Watch the Bu
• Group creates clothing for babies in ICU
• Greenetrack opens to huge crowd
• TPD, narcotics task force seek Northport man
• Body of Miss. man found at Lake Lurleen State Park
• Judge chastises prosecutors in Alabama gambling case
• Grants given to 4 regional airports
• Grant to fund 12 new city firefighters
• Allies prepare for no-fly zone over Libya
• Minn. overdoses show gray area around party drugs
• Experts knock notion of burying Japanese reactors
• Today's Game 20 of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Tournament decided who would play Shelton State in Game 24 for 5th and 6th place in the nation. The results...Coffeyville Community College. The Bucs will play tomorrow (Saturday) at 2:00 pm. GO BUC
• Christian Ministries Center works to meet physical, spiritual needs
• Hundreds line up as electronic bingo resumes at Greenetrack
• Judge chastises prosecutors in Alabama gambling case
• Man drowns in Lake Lurleen
• Northport man wanted on several charges
• What a come back! Great story in hutchnews.com:
• Silver-Haired Legislature seeks candidates
• 19-year-old charged in Prichard killing
• Auburn student dies in fall at Key West resort
• Hale officials look to amend jail-tax uses
• Portera will serve dual role until next UAH president is selected
• Alabama church arsonist wants shorter sentence
• Ag deparment begins layoffs
• UA profs research could advance fuel cell technology
• Some car prices rise after Japan disaster
• New Bibles gender-neutral language draws critics
• More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• Police seek robbery suspects names
• Greenetrack resumes electronic bingo
• Congratulations are due to the Shelton State Men's Basketball team! Today's win over Wabash put them in a win/win situation for their next tournament game on Saturday. If they win they place 5th in the nation, and if it's a loss, they plac
• Shelton State defeats Wabash Valley CC 77-74 in Game 15 of the NJCAA tourney! Congratulations Bucs! That had to of been the longest last second in any game I have ever watched!
• With less than 2 minutes to play, SSCC leads Wabash 70-69!! Great comeback if we can just hold on!
• Wabash leads SSCC 47-37 in the beginning of the second half. Let's go Bucs!
• Alabama, Georgia to face off in battle of top two teams
• Shelton and Wabash tied at 16 with 9 minutes left to go in first half.
• Just a reminder that the Bucs will play in Game 15 of the NJCAA tourney at 4:30 pm today against Wabash Valley CC. Watch live @ www.psblive.com. Good luck Bucs!
• Police search for suspects in Waffle House robbery
• Arsonist in Bibb County church burnings wants shorter sentence
• Alabama airports get $2.3 million in federal funds
• Story and photos about the Bucs in Iowa's news:
• Food prices about to get even higher
• Libel abounds in social media; lawsuits rare
• Japan starts dropping water on stricken reactor
• Moundville mayor asks that town be annexed
• Families fret about Partlow residents' future
• The Bucs move to Game 15 against Wabash Valley CC tomorrow at 4:30 pm. Good luck Bucs!
• Shelton State loses to Southeastern Iowa 53-59 tonight in Game 11 of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
• Gov. Bentley appoints new circuit judge
• Magazine ranks UA law school 35th in nation
• Murder case ends in 5-year sentence
• Tuscaloosa suspends ambulance service
• At the half SE Iowa leads Shelton State 34-22. Let's go Bucs!
• In the first half with 7 minutes to go Southeastern Iowa leads SSCC 19-14.
• For important Financial Aid updates and information, visit
• Good luck to the Bucs as they get ready to take on Southeastern CC tonight at 8:00 pm in Game 11 of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson, KS. Watch live @ www.psblive.com.
• Shelton State baseball defeated Stillman 14-8 last night at home. Congratulations Bucs! They will play Wallace-Hanceville this weekend in Hanceville.
• DVD Report Card: The Fighter, Hereafter, The Switch
• Tide homers past Auburn
• Japan nuclear emergency workers to return to plant
• Alabama Supreme Court voids tax in troubled county
• Man sentenced to five years in Thanksgiving Day killing
• The Bucs go up against Southeastern CC tonight in Game 11 of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Tournament! The game is at 8:00 pm central and can be viewed LIVE at www.psblive.com. Go Bucs!
• Please note and mark your calendars that Honors Day 2011 has been changed to May 6, 2011 at 9:30 am in the Martin Campus Gymnasium.
• Magnolia, Kellerman post offices may close
• Focused efforts reducing dropouts
• Problems in Japan may affect Alabama
• Alabama lawmakers to consider tough immigration bill
• Couple retires from NPD
• Greene County grad to host youth summit
• Motown comes to Bama
• SSCC moves into the Quarterfinals and will play the winner of the Southeastern vs. East MS game tomorrow night at 8:00 pm central. Southeastern and East MS plays today at 4:30 pm central.
• Alabama House to consider tough immigration bill
• Stillman College performs "The Five Heartbeats"
• Congratulations to Shelton State Men's Basketball for their win over Western Wyoming 83-77 in Game 3 of the NJCAA Championship Tournament! Way to go Bucs!
• SSCC 68, Western Wyoming 59 with less than 3 minutes to go in the game!
• Japan races to contain nuclear threat after earthquake
• At the half Western Wyoming is leading Shelton State 33-30 in Game 3 of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson, KS. For tournament information and bracket visit: The games will stream live on Panhandle Broadcasting @ www.psblive.com.
• Stillman Grad Lt. Gen. Willie Williams to Serve as Guest Speaker at Dearborn Mobile YMCA Annual Meeting
• Just a reminder that Shelton State will play their first game against Western Wyoming in the NJCAA Men's Basketball Championship Tournament TODAY at 2:00 pm. Watch the game live from Hutchinson, KS @ www.psblive.com. Go Bucs!
• States may cancel, delay primaries
• Tuscaloosa group sets up fund to help sister city in Japan
• 70 curfew tickets issued in 2010
• Tuscaloosa man charged with sexual abuse
• Property taxes rise on some Ala. vehicles
• Car, funds raised in rally for 6-year-old
• Small grocers targeted by Labor Dept.
• Blitz Build to finish new home for widow in one week
• Disaster relief fund to help Narashino
• Husband and wife cops to retire together
• Most curfew citations stem from complaints
• Man charged with sexually abusing a five-year-old
• BOE member questions memorial decisions
• Countys Hispanic population nearly triples in 10 years
• Second blast rocks nuke plant after 180,000 flee
• Sons of Confederate Veterans re-enact Civil War battle
• Spanking 1-year-olds common in depressed dads, study says
• Law limits fine for cattle on roads
• Man charged with kidnapping
• State Rep. demonstrates changes in Legislature
• Intended recipient of 1944 letter found
• GOP tries to pass agenda quickly
• United Way of West Alabama seeks to uncover hidden stories
• JAPAN: 2nd reactor likely heading toward partial meltdown
• JAPAN: Number of missing, dead more than 1,800
• Supporters: Partlows closing helps clients
• Plan for Partlow buildings still evolving
• Shelton State's Kwame Beard in the TNews:
• Stillman stuns Harding in OT: 87-86
• Crimson Tide routed by Kentucky
• Stillman advances with 87-86 overtime win
• Bigwigs in Alabama reap benefits of DROP
• DROP's Top 100
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Tuscaloosas sister city in Japan has heavy damage
• Two men suspected in credit card theft
• Man accused of stabbing ex-roommate
• Woman, 31, accused of setting house on fire
• Steely Dan concert set for August 20
• Hundreds expected to attend Civil War battle simulation
• Chinese diner may lose its lease
• UA graduate a finalist for writing award
• Stop the Violence rally to aid shooting victim
• Hubbert defends his DROP fund
• Calif., Ore. bear most damage on U.S. coast
• Hundreds dead in Japan; boats, buildings in ruin
• Shelton State baseball lost to Calhoun today 7-10. They will face Calhoun again tomorrow in a double header starting at noon in Decatur. Go Bucs!
• Shelton State will play Western Wyoming Community College on Tuesday at 2:00 pm in Game 3 of the NJCAA Men's Basketball Championship Tournament. For tournament information and bracket visit: The games will stream live on Panhandle Broadcasting @ ww
• The Shelton State Career Services Center will be offering a Business Etiquette Workshop the first week in April. Reservations must be made by March 25th. For more information or to register contact Beth Patrick at 205.391.5874 or email bpatrick@sheltonst
• Chinese restaurant slated to close
• UA Business School No. 33 Among Publics in Bloomberg Businessweek Rankings
• Tuscaloosa's sister city in Japan feeling aftershocks
• Steely Dan to play Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Obama calls Japanese earthquake potentially 'catastrophic'
• Police release photos of suspects in credit card theft
• Man accused of stabbing former roommate
• Police: Woman sprayed boyfriend with lighter fluid, set house on fire
• City school system to apply for federal grant again
• Food World recalls beef that may contain metal
• Merrill votes against ending retirement program
• County schools take hit in budget
• IMAX boasts enhanced sound, visuals
• Technology and technique
• Northports Sunday alcohol sales bill passes first test
• Grant to expand advanced classes
• County BOE moves to build six activity centers
• State urged not to close Partlow
• Bill would allow Lake View to annex town hall
• Shelton State baseball will play Calhoun in Decatur Friday at 1:00 pm and on Saturday, a double header starting at noon. Go Bucs!
• The Lady Bucs softball team will face Snead State in Boaz for a double header at noon on Friday. Good luck Bucs!
• Save the date! Saturday, May 14th, Shelton State & Tuscaloosa Sports Commission will partner with Connect 3 on 3, First United Methodist Church, Comcast, & other sponsors to put on the second annual Comcast Downtown Slam in the Old City Fest lot
• Bill allowing Sunday sales vote in Northport clears committee
• Grant to expand advanced classes
• Calvin Brown Named Director of Alumni Affairs at UA
• Shelton State wishes everyone a safe and happy Spring Break next week!
• Good luck to the Shelton State Bucs as they travel to the NJCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship in Hutchinson, Kansas. The tournament is March 15-19. More information will be posted soon on the Shelton State website.
• The Shelton Singers Showcase is tonight at 7:30 pm in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Free admission and fun for all ages!
• UA Joins Other Public Universities for Montgomery Events Supporting Higher Ed
• Hillcrest's Suttles to head Alabama All-Star team
• Revised ed. budget process on fast track
• ACLU sues Fayette sheriff
• Money from Shelton home still to be divided
• Northside band to march in St. Patricks Day parade
• Former Tuscaloosa resident has role in new film
• Middle Eastern expert traces revolts roots
• McKenzie Court rebuilding completed
• Ala. Democrats outline agenda for legislative session
• Severe weather flips cars, rips roofs in South
• ACLU files suit against Fayette County sheriff
• House panel votes to ban texting while driving
• Northside band to march in Chicago's St. Patrick's Day parade
• Biochemistry Major Elected UA’S SGA President
• Black Warrior River rises above flood stage
• Stillman to Debut Duke Ellingtons Sophisticated Ladies April 7-9
• Stop by the Martin Campus Atrium today from 9-12 noon for the Career Fair 2011! Over 45 businesses & industries are on campus ready to meet with students & alumni. Bring several copies of your resume! The Tuscaloosa Area Career Center is on-site
• First-graders at Woodland Forrest write, illustrate book
• Ala. militant reported killed in Somalia
• Committee approves immigration laws bill
• DCH seeks to improve ER
• Rules to restrict councils amphitheater tickets
• Suspect in weekend slaying captured in east Alabama
• Partlow workers have choice of 600 jobs
• Women to be honored for contributions to education
• Turnout rises by 12% in UA election
• Constitutions racist words targeted
• DCH seeks to improve ER
• First-graders write, illustrate their own book
• Somali official: Militant from Alabama reportedly killed
• Marshals capture suspect in Northport killing
• Arizona-style immigration bill passes House panel
• Be sure and stop by the Wellness Center Health Fair TODAY, from 9-1:00 pm. Admission is free, & opened to students, employees of the college, & the community. Booths on disease prevention, health, fitness,beauty, nutrition, chiropractic care, &am
• The deadline for submitting applications for Graduation for the Spring 2011 semester will be March 21. Forms are located in the Admissions Office or on the website @ Forms can be mailed, faxed or brought to the Admissions Office. There is NOT a charge.
• Don’t Forget! Career Fair 2011 is Wed, Mar 9, 9 –12 noon in the Martin Campus Atrium. Over 45 businesses & industries will be on campus to meet with students & alumni. Bring several copies of your resume! The Tuscaloosa Area Career C
• Langford appeals bribery convictions
• Handshakes, Dialogue, & Table Graces: Business Etiquette Workshop for Future Professionals. Career Services Center is sponsoring the workshop in April in the Workforce Development Center. A meal will be served & instruction on business dining eti
• Congratulations to the Shelton State baseball team for sweeping Snead State on Sunday!
• The Tuscaloosa Police Dept. Blue Knights will face off with the Harlem Ambassadors tonight at 7 pm in the UCP charity basketball event. Come out and support United Cerebral Palsy of West Alabama!
• The Harlem Ambassadors vs. Tuscaloosa Police Dept. Blue Knights charity basketball game is tonight, Mar. 8th, at 7 pm in the Shelton State Gym. Proceeds benefit United Cerebral Palsy of West Alabama. Tickets are available at all Bank of Tuscaloosa locati
• Gerald Allen named to state committee
• Sumter teenager killed in car crash
• Lamar County officer facing theft charges
• Tuscaloosa man receives 20-year federal sentence
• Murder suspect man still at large
• Man charged in 2009 rape on DNA evidence
• TCD brings UA, Alabama Ballet for performance
• State accepts UWA offer to purchase Livingston High
• Labor leaders discuss future
• Murder charges dropped against two men
• Oil costs part, but not whole reason gas fluctuates
• Budget-writing bill is first up in House
• Employees shocked over Partlow closure
• Angry parents oppose merger of high schools
• Workers, relatives shocked, angry over Partlows closure
• Charges dropped against two suspects in January murder
• Stillman to take on Harding in first round of Division II playoffs
• Oil settles above $105 a barrel, average gas prices above $3.50
• Scientists skeptical of Huntsville researcher's alien life claim
• Wellness Center Health Fair is Tues, Mar 8th, from 9-1:00 pm. Admission is free, & opened to students, employees of the college, & the community. Booths on disease prevention, health, fitness,beauty, nutrition, chiropractic care, & various
• The Shelton Singers Showcase will be this Thursday, March 10, at 7:30 pm in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Admission is free. Fun for all ages!
• Alabama Business Hall of Fame Class of 2011 Selected
• Sumter County teen killed in car crash
• Carving images from ice
• Marchers mark in Selma
• Troopers: 8-year-old girl killed in Bibb wreck
• Coaling man killed when truck hits building
• Tourist attractions deal with state cuts
• Crowds toast Sunday alcohol sales
• Twister victims focus on cleanup and pets
• Aborted mine rescue raises questions
• Suspect on the run in Northport slaying
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Police still looking for murder suspect
• Shelton State in the News: “I think it’s a credit to our guys,” Shelton State head coach Barry Mohun said. “They did it for four days."
• UA cushions education budget cut
• GOPs agenda moves swiftly
• Sparks still working in rural Alabama
• Bevill State Community College honors lists
• Production yields not to temptation, unfortunately
• National program teaches leadership to local children
• Fact Check: Did stimulus funding lead to K-12 proration?
• City attorney search down to 10 applicants
• U.S. push not stopping flow of guns to Mexico
• Recent political attacks energize union leaders
• Shelton State Men's Basketball - 2011 ACCC Champions!! The Bucs defeated Gadsden State 86-75 tonight. Congratulations SSCC Bucs!
• Watch live coverage of Shelton State in the ACCC Tournament championship game @
• Shelton State leads Gadsden State 42-33 at the half in the ACCC Tournament championship game.
• Shelton State is getting ready to take on Gadsden State at 7:30 pm in the Men's ACCC Tournament championship game. Go Bucs!
• Hillcrest claims Class 6A crown
• Taylor leads Greensboro to state championship
• “I think it was huge to get off to a good start, and I thought we just had good energy all night long,” Shelton State head coach Barry Mohun said. Come out tonight and cheer for the Shelton State Bucs as they play in the ACCC Championship ga
• The Lady Bucs softball team won a double header today againt Meridian Community College, 11-0 and 5-1. Congratulations to the Lady Bucs!
• ACA students to time of Shakespeare
• Congratulations to the Shelton State Bucs basketball team for their big win over Lawson State 98-69! They move into the Championship game against Gadsden State tomorrow night at 7:30 pm. Way to Go Bucs!!
• Man struck, killed by vehicle on Highway 43 N.
• Governor to speak at chamber event March 25
• Schmitz gets part of conviction overturned
• Perry residents push bill on coal ash
• Evidence examined in drive-by death
• W.D. Partlow Developmental Center to close
• Decline in smoking, kids ear infections linked in study
• Proposed law would ban Sharia law in Alabama
• Eateries, bars ready for Sunday alcohol sales
• Shelton State baseball opened their ACCC play at home today by defeating Snead State 7-2. They are scheduled to play a double header against Snead tomorrow at 2:00 pm, but the games may be rescheduled due to weather.
• Gadsden State defeated AL Southern tonight in the ACCC Tournament Semifinals. They will play the winner of the Shelton State/Lawson State game for the Championship tomorrow night at 7:30 pm in the Shelton State Gym. The Bucs are still leading Lawson 51-3
• At the half Shelton State has a big lead over Lawson State 49-27 in the Men's semifinal game of the ACCC Tournament. Go Bucs! Watch live coverage @
• Murphy will prove tough test as Hillcrest seeks 6A crown
• Renaissance fair take ACA students to Shakespeare's time
• Man dies after being struck by car on Highway 43 North
• Partlow Developmental Center slated to close in September
• Authorities release photos of credit union robberies
• UA School of Social Work Programs Receive Reaffirmation of Accreditation
• Allen introduces bill to ban use of Islamic law
• Tuscaloosa man pleads guilty in two murders
• Drop in jobless claims raises hopes for hiring
• Public offers suggestions in superintendent search
• Tuscaloosa man pleads guilty in two murders
• Pickens County tops Cedar Bluff for second straight title
• City tweaks speed table policy
• Shelton State Bucs advance to the semifinals in the Men's ACCC Tournament! They defeated Faulkner State 80-72 tonight. Congratulations and Go Bucs!
• Greensboro Avenue gets makeover
• Former Tuscaloosa City Council member died Tuesday at 81
• Democrats push constitutional reform
• Shelton State is leading Faulkner State 31-27 at the half in the Quarterfinal of the Men's ACCC Tournament.
• Alabama GOP leaders aim to root out fake Republicans
• AL Southern defeated Bevill State 74-68 in Game 5 of the ACCC Men's Basketball Tournament.
• Greensboro Avenue streetscaping will last through July
• Alabama senator refuses to let pay cut idea die
• Hillcrest knocks off Carver to advance to Class 6A title game
• Today's ACCC Men's Tournament schedule: AL Southern vs. Bevill State at 1 pm, Gadsden State vs. Jeff Davis at 3:00 pm, Lawson State vs. LBW at 5:30 pm, and Shelton State vs. Faulkner at 7:30 pm. Go Bucs! View games live @
• Woman tells police she was attacked at 1st Avenue home
• Hawk's Place owner appealing council's ruling
• Parking ticket amnesty starts
• Man, woman indicted in bank robbery
• Update on the ACCC Men's Basketball Tournament from today: Bevill State wins over Enterprise State 79-74, Jeff Davis defeats Marion Military 51-49, Snead State forfeited to LBW, and Shelton State Bucs win big over Wallace State-Selma 97-52.
• Judge sentences man to death for killing Auburn student
• Sunday alcohol for Northport?
• County budgets for animal control officer
• Retirees compile family histories into book
• Wallace State-Hanceville wins ACCC Women's Championship over Chattahoochee Valley 73-63!
• ACCC Roundup: Shelton dominates Wallace State for opening win
• Amnesty period for parking tickets in effect, ends April 29
• Come out tonight at 7:30 pm and watch Chattahoochee Valley vs. Wallace State-Hanceville in the ACCC Women's Championship game. The men's tournament starts tomorrow. For more information and brackets visit:
• Man sentenced to death in slaying of Auburn student
• Theft charges against ex-Shelton officials dropped
• PARA picks new director
• City BOE seeks input in chief search
• Bentley: Sacrifices needed to maintain affordable budget
• Ala. senators: Prorate pay, but dont repeal raise
• Ex-credit manager charged in fraud
• Council: No more limits on Sunday sales
• Man charged with shooting son in leg with a rifle
• After a close scoring game throughout, the Lady Bucs lost to Wallace State-Hanceville, 56-59. The Championship game will feature Wallace State-Hanceville and Chattahoochee Valley tomorrow evening at 7:30 pm.
• The Shelton State Lady Bucs are on the court in the Semifinal game against Wallace State-Hanceville. The winner of this game will face Chattahoochee Valley for the Championship. Go Bucs!! Watch live @
• In the last few seconds of the game, Chattahoochee Valley defeated Northwest Shoals 70-68. Chattahoochee secured their spot in the Championship game that will be played tomorrow night at 7:30 pm.
• City council opts not to add restrictions to Sunday sales
• The first semifinal game of the ACCC Women's Tournament begins at 5:30 pm today in the SSCC Gym. Northwest Shoals takes on Chattahoochee Valley. In game two of the semifinal the Shelton State Lady Bucs and Wallace State-Hanceville at 7:30 pm. Who wi
• Alabama senators: Prorate pay, but don't repeal raise
• Tuscaloosa man charged in $2 million fraud scheme
• FUTURE PROFESSIONAL ALERT! To: ALL CURRENTLY ENROLLED SSCC STUDENTS FROM: CAREER SERVICES CENTER RE: Handshakes, Dialogue, and Table Graces: Business Etiquette Workshop for Future Professionals What’s all the excitement about? Check for details to
• JAZZ ! JAZZ! Have some fun today and attend the Terrific Tuesday Concert at 1:15 featuring the new Shelton State Jazz Combo. This group is having a lot of fun and playing very well. Today’s program will feature some original compositions by stude
• Coker man charged with shooting son
• Judge dismisses charges against ex-Shelton State officials
• Collins-Riverside student arrested
• Bucs shut out Bevill State 7-0 on Sunday!
• Frank Buckles, last WWI doughboy, dies at 110
• More than 12,000 calls intercepted in bingo probe
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for their win over Snead State 75-63!
• Bentley declares proration
• GOP-backed bills to start off session
• Sheriff: Man admits sex with dog
• Students team up with nonprofit to fight STDs
• Senators offer tax credits for jobs
• Testimony: College checks paid for work
• Bar changes name, adopts eco-friendly vibe
• Shelton State Lady Bucs lead Snead State 35-27 at the half. Go Bucs!
• Wallace State-Hanceville 79, AL Southern 61 in Game 7. The Lady Bucs are up next at 7:30 pm. They play the North-5 Snead State. Go Bucs!
• Northwest Shoals takes big win over Lawson State, 78-44, in Game 6 of the ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament. Game 7 will be at 5:30, AL Southern vs. Wallace State-Hanceville. Don't forget the Lady Bucs play at 7:30 pm tonight against Snead Sta
• GOP pushed bills on agenda at start of legislative session
• Little Willie's blues bar going Green
• Bentley orders budget cuts
• FBI intercepted more than 12,000 calls in bingo probe
• Chattahoochee Valley pulled out a victory over Gadsden State today, 76-67, in Game 5 of the ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament. Next up is NW Shoals and Lawson State at 3:00 pm in the Martin Campus Gym.
• Buckles, last WWI doughboy, dies at 110
• Sheriff: Coker man admits to sexually abusing dog
• Watch the ACCC Women's Tournament games LIVE @
• The ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament tips off again today with Game 5 starting at 1:00 pm with Chattahoochee Valley and Gadsden State. NW Shoals vs. Lawson State at 3:00 pm, AL Southern vs. Wallace State-Hancevillat at 5:30 pm, and our own Shelton
• Gambling machines removed from Dothan casino
• chants heard in city near capital
• Ugly U.S. medical trials uncovered
• Collective bargaining for state workers has faded in the South
• 'King's Speech' wins best-picture, 3 other Oscars
• City hopes to offer amnesty for unpaid parking tickets
• Florence councilman wants say in land sale
• Rising gas prices have local governments concerned
• Snead pulls a victory over Selma 73-71 in Game 4 of the ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament.
• The Lady Bucs softball games against East Central MS CC has been cancelled for tomorrow.
• Selma is leading Snead, 63-55, with 8 minutes left in 2nd half.
• Wallace State-Hanceville wins over LBW, 54-42, in Game 3 of the ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament. Selma vs. Snead State coming up at 7:30 pm in Game 4. Watch the games live on PSB Live @
• Wallace State-Hanceville is leading LBW ,34-26, in the 2nd half of Game 3.
• Lawson State just defeated Faulkner State 64-53, in Game 2 of the ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament at SSCC. Game 3, Hanceville vs. LBW, will begin at 5:30 pm.
• Lawson leading Faulkner, 49-38 in the second half.
• Follow the ACCC Basketball Tournament games LIVE on PSB Live. Look under Today's Games for latest game information and broadcasting:
• In Game 1 of the Women's 2011 ACCC Basketball Tournament, Gadsden State beat Bishop 67-57. Game two at 3:00 pm, Faulkner State vs. Lawson State.
• Christina Hayes is looking for the Lady Bucs to win another state title. Their first game in the 2011 ACCC Basketball Tournament is Monday night at 7:30 pm against the winner of tonight's Selma vs. Snead State game. Go Bucs!
• In the second half of the first game of the ACCC Women's Basketball Tournament, Gadsden State is winning over Bishop 28-20. Come out for some Sunday afternoon hoops and watch some great teams compete in the tournament!
• There are some great stories on Shelton State basketball players in today's Tuscaloosa News! We wish them all the best as the ACCC 2011 Basketball Tournament begins today at Shelton State. Here is one story about how A.J. Calhoun made it to Shelton
• Shelton State & Tuscaloosa Tourism & Sports Commission wants to welcome everyone to the 2011 ACCC Basketball Tournament that kicks off today in the Shelton State Gym! Gadsden State & Bishop State tip off at 1:00 pm followed by Faulkner State
• Warner's highly respected collection loses Progress'
• Fate of Warner's art collection in question with sale of 'Progress'
• Leftover issues await new GOP majority
• Legislators to try to slash state budgets
• Charity basketball game to benefit United Cerebral Palsy
• 19-year-old says she was raped on way home from bar
• Donors raised $1.6 million for Bentleys inauguration
• Man faces attempted murder charges
• Bill would let Northport vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Alberta post office closes
• Amish buggy tips in creek; 4 kids die
• TideSports teams with Rivals on prep recruiting
• Population shrinks in W. Alabama
• Parents want bigger Rock Quarry
• AU fans treasure Toomers saplings
• Witnesses: State money used in home construction
• County school system fills vacant job
• Which lawmakers are poised to lead?
• Midtown Village collects prom dresses for a cause
• The 2011 ACCC Basketball Tournament begins this Sunday with Gadsden State vs. Bishop State as the game opener at 1:00 p.m. in the Martin Campus Gym. Come out and support your team! For tournament information and brackets visit the Shelton State website @
• Midtown Village collects prom dresses for a cause
• Hillcrest holds on to beat Sparkman 43-41
• TA students released early after lockdown
• Tidesports.com to join Rivals national network
• Stillmans Glenn Receives Grant & Uses to Honor Educators During Black History Month
• Tuscaloosa population falls short of 100,000 in census
• Ala. loses bid for Air Force tanker
• BOE seeks easier way to fire poor teachers
• County extension coordinator retires after 32 years
• Newly banned bath salts quickly affected Ala. family
• State public radio fundraiser features kitchen tour, auction
• Witness says Shelton chief told him to lie
• Sulligent football coach negotiating plea deal in child molestation case
• UA business school dean to step down
• Animal cruelty suspect arrested
• City criticizes Bryce plan, beer tax bill
• Dog lifts spirits of DCH cancer patients
• Tornado warning in effect in Tuscaloosa County until 2 a.m.
• Air Force awards $35 billion tanker contract to Boeing
• Second-half surge carries Keith past Holy Spirit
• Man accused of mistreating dogs had record of prior animal cruelty
• Bradley Named Assistant to Vice Provost for Academic Affairs at UA
• Akron girls advance to Central Region final
• Edward Bell girls down Holy Spirit 58-53
• Looking to serve your community through an international organization? The American Red Cross Club of Shelton State is looking for new members…LIKE YOU! Our next meeting will be February 28th at 3:00 pm in the Student Organization room. Refreshmen
• Treasurer says PACT needs cash
• Auditor first to testify
• Council to consider Sunday alcohol rules
• Neglected dogs rescued near Reform
• Adaptation has power to sweep audiences away
• State bans drinks that combine alcohol, caffeine
• Ala. GOP gets backlash for hiring Dems
• Five residents earn honors for civic giving
• Hillcrest edges Bob Jones to advance to region title game
• Anti-Racism Author to Lecture at UA
• Boozer warns PACT plan needs more cash
• Northridge boys basketball eliminated at regional
• Auburn, Alabama students to plant trees together
• Testimony begins in trial of former Shelton State officials
• Oil prices hit $100 per barrel
• Troopers identify victims in wreck near Mercedes plant
• Alagasco closing downtown Tuscaloosa office
• The Harlem Ambassadors will take on the Tuscaloosa Police Dept. "Blue Knights" basketball team in a charity game for UCP of West Alabama. It will be filled with high-flying slam dunks, hilarious comedy & fun for the whole family! The game w
• Voters approve Sunday alcohol sales by nearly 78 percent
• BOE OKs Central zone revamp
• Four-block schedule approved for high schools
• Join the green team
• Jury selection begins in trial of ex-Shelton State officials
• Budget battles may be here next
• Burglary suspect arrested after search
• Governor wants to reduce paid state holidays
• Three contend to serve as circuit judge
• Downtown renewal moves to Phase II
• City officials say there were no voting problems near UA campus
• Two killed in crash near Mercedes plant
• Hamner's replacement narrowed to three candidates
• Horseshoe Bend girls knock off Francis Marion
• Court appoints 3rd attorney in tree-poisoning case
• Congratulations to both the women and men's Shelton State basketball teams for their victories over Wallace State-Hanceville last night. Lady Bucs won 67-50, and Bucs by one point, 62-61. Way to Go Bucs!
• Jury selection begins in trial of ex-Shelton State officials
• Purchase your tickets now for the "Smith Family Theatre" this Thursday evening at 7:00 pm in the Bean-Brown Theatre. This event is a benefit concert for SSCC's Foundation Scholarship Fund. Contact Kim Kendrick at 205.391.2298 for ticket in
• The Shelton State Jazz Ensemble will perform tonight with Director, Daniel Western, in the Bean-Brown Theatre at 7:30 pm.
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature University of Alabama student pianists. The concert is at 1:15 pm in the Alabama Power Recital Hall.
• The Shelton State Nursing Department is sponsoring a Blood Drive today from 8:00am - 3:00pm at the Martin Campus Atrium & D-Rooms. Donate today!
• Two suspects arrested in string of car burglaries
• Police arrest suspect in multiple burglaries
• Boating safety course offered this month
• Woman, 47, accused of sex with teenagers
• Peterson man, 57, dies in mobile home fire
• Mideast unrest affects local gas prices
• Northport takes step on MLK, Union Chapel plans
• Hillcrest Middle students to be rezoned
• UA grad students work on project in Antarctica
• City school board to vote tonight on restructuring
• Turnout may be low for vote on Sunday alcohol sales
• Alabama fares better than other states with unemployment funds
• Arrested U.S. official outed as a CIA contractor
• Aircraft titans spur lobbying blitz over $35B tanker contact
• Arab protests spark oil fears
• Greensboro boys, girls rout opponents to advance to semifinal
• Don't forget the Women and Men's basketball games are at home tonight starting with the Lady Bucs at 5:30 p.m. and men at 7:30 p.m. SSCC is hosting Wallace-Hanceville. Go Bucs!
• Maddox expects low turnout for referendum on Sunday sales
• Applications Available to UA Students for Documenting Justice Filmmaking Course
• Arrested official is actually CIA contractor
• Tanker debate sparks lobbying blitz
• Research leads UA graduate students to Antarctica
• Shelton State and Tuscaloosa Tourism and Sports Commission are ready for 2011 ACCC Basketball Tournaments that begin Sunday, February 27 through Saturday, March 5. For more information see news release @
• Woman charged with 4 counts of statutory rape
• Casino developer seeks release from jail
• Peterson man, 57, dies in mobile home fire
• Pastor: U.S. faces of racism
• How did Washington become the in America?
• Temperance was strong in citys past
• Gadhafis son warns of civil war
• GOP treading lightly as talk of shutdown grows
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Watch the fight of Deontay Wilder vs. Deandrey Abron in its entirety @
• Deontay Wilder delivered "The Homecoming" that everyone had waited for in an exciting and packed atmosphere at Shelton State last night! It was awesome! Congratulations to Deontay! Read story in T-News @
• Fans pack Umphrey Center to witness Wilder's victory
• Thousands mourn trees at Auburn rally
• Bahrain protests allowed; clashes heat up elsewhere
• House OKs $60 billion budget cut
• Arty Party event to support UA students art research
• Process to redraw districts to begin
• Kentuck celebrates its new Clay Co-Op program
• Businesses: More pros than cons in Sunday alcohol sales
• Changes in attitudes, culture could affect alcohol vote
• Publisher charged with DUI
• The SSCC gym is full and ready for the fighters to take the ring!
• News sports department earns national honors
• Wilder set for states first boxing match
• Holt Elementary program brings black history to life
• Women wanted in forged check scheme
• UA cheerleading coach resigns
• People needed for study of cancer
• Makers remove gambling machines
• City sues to keep Alberta office open
• Wisconsin Democrats could hide for weeks
• Spending bill nearly finished
• Tide fans head fundraisers for AU trees
• Stories sought about United Way gifts
• Program helps provide free medications
• Central High to host pancake breakfast
• Midtown Village seeks donated prom dresses
• Tuscaloosa Police honor Investigator of the Year
• The Harlem Ambassadors will take on the Tuscaloosa Police Dept. "Blue Knights" basketball team in a charity game for UCP of West Alabama. It will be filled with high-flying slam dunks, hilarious comedy & fun for the whole family! The game w
• Alabama supporters raise money to help replace poisoned trees
• Auburn fans schedule rally for historic oaks
• Police searching for women accused of using stolen checks
• Bentley condemns Auburn tree poisoning
• The countdown is on!! Hurry and get your tickets to Alabama's first ever Professional Boxing Card, Deontay Wilder vs. Deandrey Abron. Saturday, Feb 19, at 7:00 pm, in the Martin Campus Gymnasium. See details @
• Bissell Named Associate Dean at UA’s C&IS, Director of ICIR
• Wisconsin Democrats flee in bid to block bill
• Voter rolls increase by 1,104
• Dadeville man charged with poisoning trees
• Despite drab setting, play offers bright entertainment
• Council begins initiative to fight area illiteracy
• Heart Walk set for Saturday
• Bentley to call session on insurance
• Area's tourism potential will be featured
• Steamers fresh fish market to open along Riverwalk
• Arrest made in poisoning of Auburn's Toomer's Corner oaks
• UA Plank Center Enters Second Year of Fellowship Program for Educators
• The Financial Aid Office will host a Drop-In Workshop for currently enrolled students that need to complete their FAFSA for Fall 2011. The workshop will be Tuesday, February 22 from 1:00-3:00 pm in the Compass Lab (Room 1826). Students will need to bri
• Jeh Jeh from Fox 6 was live at SSCC this morning with the Shelton Singers celebrating Black History Month. They performed a live concert for Good Day Alabama. See more of their videos @
• Check out the Shelton State Singers on Fox 6 Good Day Alabama with Jey Jey Pruitt. They were awesome!
• Bill would reallocate county beer tax receipts to include small towns
• Beer bonus adds a bit of froth to city pay
• Police investigate Toomers Corner tree poisonings
• Commission pledges $1 million to rebuild Rosedale Court
• County Commission decides to bid sewer project on Culver Road
• Republicans take aim at AEA
• Local lawyer appointed to circuit court
• County considers hiring dogcatcher
• Bond will not be reduced for suspect in shooting of 6-year-old
• Alabama extends use of graduation tests for a year
• Republicans continue to assault AEA's political influence
• There are only a few tickets left for Alabama's first ever Professional Boxing Card, Deontay Wilder vs. Deandrey Abron. Saturday, Feb 19, at 7:00 pm, in the Martin Campus Gymnasium. What an exciting event to be a part of! See details @
• Shelton State Theatre Department is holding open auditions for students, faculty, and staff for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", TONIGHT, Feb. 16 at 6 pm in the Wilson Carr Rehearsal Hall. Questions? Call Michael Carr at 391
• Mental health center acquires downtown office space
• Northport creates five committees
• State programs anticipate funding cut
• PARA director trading job for fishing, hiking, family
• Census shows more U.S. blacks moving South
• UA brings Melville to the stage
• Council denies liquor license
• Web glitch allowed access to others data
• State gambling trial delayed 2 months
• Indian Rivers moving into Stafford Plaza
• PARA director retiring after 35 years with agency
• Judge delays Alabama gambling trial
• Census estimates show more blacks moving South
• Theatre Tuscaloosa announces auditions for Sylvia, Mon & Tue, Feb 21 & 22, at 6:00 pm in the Bean-Brown Theatre lobby. Details at www.theatretusc.com.
• 2011 Career Fair - Wednesday, March 9 - 9 am to noon - Martin Campus Atrium
• The SSCC Foundation will present Pigeon Forge’s Smith Family Theatre for a one-night-only scholarship fundraising performance on Thur, Feb 24, 2011, at 7 p.m., in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Tickets are available at Shelton from Kim Kendrick 391.2298
• Tuscaloosa County School Board defends against e-mails
• Location drives wait for liver transplants
• Egypts success echoes across Middle East
• Gulf oil spill claims process under fire
• Woman accidentally shot in thumb
• Alberta post office to close on Saturday
• Holt High School celebrates Career Technical Month
• Farmers worry about future River Market
• President sends Congress $3.73 trillion budget
• Sessions blasts Obama's proposed budget
• Sessions criticizes Obama's $3.73 trillion budget
• UWA professor to get annual entrepreneurship honor
• Check out the interview with Tuscaloosa CVB and Deontay Wilder about his upcoming fight Saturday, Feb 19th, at SSCC.
• Johnson Named Management-Marketing Department Head at UA
• Be sure and stop by the American Heart Association Bake Sale this morning beginning at 9:00 am, in the Atrium of the Martin Campus. The sale is being sponsored by the SSCC Nursing Department.
• The Shelton Singers will be performing on Good Day Alabama, Thursday, Feb 17, from 6-9 am, in the Martin Campus Atrium.
• The Wellness & Health Fair will be Tuesday, March 8, from 9-1 pm in the Wellness Center on the Martin Campus. Admission to the fair is free and open to the public.
• Woman accidentally shot early Saturday morning
• Obama official says new budget contains some tough choices
• Quilt honors church's 130th anniversary
• Injured brain can rewire itself, up to a point
• Egypts military rulers dissolve parliament
• Orange Beach weighs studying beach for oil spill damage
• Alabama tops in expensive court races
• One patients experience inspires cancer support group
• $150,000 raised for Bryce memorial garden
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Women and men's basketball to host Snead State, Monday, Feb 14th, in the Martin Campus Gymnasium. Lady Bucs at 5:30 pm and Bucs at 7:30 pm. Go Bucs!
• Lady Bucs get huge victory over Lawson State Saturday night 78-45. The men fell short with a loss of 84-86 against Lawson. See Shelton Roundup:
• Retirement Options in Tuscaloosa, a free program for retirees and people planning to retire soon will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Shelton State Community College. The program is being sponsord by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and Shelton State. For d
• Game at Foster Auditorium has historical significance
• University of Alabama honors lists
• Students take part in Science Olympiad at UA
• Northport uses $22K to cover shortfall
• Free program to explore retirement options
• Protesters press for voice in Egyptian democracy
• More voters opt for Sunday alcohol sales
• Soroptimist chapter puts fun in breast cancer fundraiser
• Pickens Academy pitcher, Chase Davidson, signs on to play with Shelton State. Welcome Chase!
• Good luck to the Lady Bucs softball team in their season opener tournament today! Go Bucs!
• Former mayor uses his time as a volunteer
• One too many? Bar machine lets you know
• Ticket prices set for Sugarland concert
• Two men wanted in credit card theft
• Officials give list of W. Alabama road needs to state
• Hotel tax debate still undecided
• New Bryce facility tops city's wish list
• Shooting accidental, authorities say
• Film shows history of school lunches
• Alabama court throws out $8.5M verdict
• Locals from Egypt as regime falls
• Mubaraks reign ends in Egypt
• Former Tuscaloosa mayor DuPont volunteers at DCH
• Bucs defeat Gadsden State, 81-72, last night.
• The Lady Bucs come from behind to beat Gadsden State last night 86-71.
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Police release photos of suspected credit card thieves
• No charges filed in accidental shooting
• Education leaders make case for state funding
• Evenly matched, Bucs defeat Gadsden State, 81-72
• Miss. plate proposed to honor KKK leader
• Stakes high for schools decision
• UA system chancellor says fall tuition rates depend on Legislature's decisions
• Weather cant deter Verizon iPhone customers
• Day set aside as 211 reminder
• 5K run switches seasons from fall
• Winter storm brings snow, but without the hassles
• Shelton State Community College Foundation presents Pigeon Forge's Smith Family Theatre, Thursday, Feb. 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Call 205.391.2298 for ticket information.
• Blackboard will go offline tomorrow morning (Friday, Feb 11) around 8 a.m. for maintenance. It will be back online as soon as possible, but please plan your work as if it will remain offline until 12 p.m.
• Egypt's Mubarak stays in post, hands powers to VP
• Snow causes few travels problems for Tuscaloosa
• Post office meeting rescheduled
• Despite snow, customers line up for Verizon iPhone
• Basketball games still on for Shelton, 6A high schools
• Career Fair, March 9, 2011!!
• Alabama coated with snow, but few problems reported
• The College will open at 9:00 a.m. Classes will start back at 9:30 a.m.
• Due to the recent weather updates Shelton State Community College will delay opening until 9:00 a.m., Thursday, February 10th. Please monitor local media and the College website for further updates.
• Tuscaloosa City Schools will delay opening for snow
• UA reacts to second racial language incident of month
• Stegall out as Hale County superintendent
• Winter storm blankets the South
• Popular attorney dies at 68
• Initiative urges women to run for political office
• Man sentenced in child porn case
• Gambling centers donated $6.3M in Ala.
• Tuscaloosa to host Firefighter Combat Challenge in spring
• Snow expected to begin falling this afternoon
• Stillman hosts Ninth Annual Technology Conference February 17
• T-NEWS TWITTER HUB: Winter storm hits Tuscaloosa
• UA responds to second racial incident
• College Closing Today at 4pm. College will suspend normal operations & classes today as of 4 p.m. Please check local radio & television stations as well as the College website regarding operations for Thursday, February 10.
• Tennessee men charged with marijuana trafficking
• Brookwood man sentenced to 67 months on child pornography charges
• Stop by the Transfer College Fair today beginning at 11:30 am in the Atrium of the Martin Campus. Representatives from more than fifty public & private colleges & universities (in-state & out-of-state) will be here to provide students with a
• Northport vehicle policy hits roadblock
• Experts predict snowy Thursday
• Speed table installation will require more resident input
• Is Levey's new job truly new?'
• Deputies say girls kidnapping claim is false
• 1907 cartoons meaning still murky
• Payne Lake tree removal to restore area's native habitat
• Bentley: talk on jobs
• Proration probable in this years budgets
• Retailers ready for launch
• Girl admits kidnapping story was false
• Foster renovations unveiled before first game
• University group urges action on racial slur
• Meaning behind 1907 cartoon remains a mystery
• Snow expected to hit West Alabama later this week
• Residents hear pros, cons of Sunday alcohol sales
• Summer 2011 schedule is now available on the web:
• Students! If you are filling out college award forms or scholarship applications, you may be interested in attending a workshop to help polish & double check applications. Workshops will be held Wed Feb 23 & Thur Feb 24 @ 1 pm in the Student Org
• Don't forget that tomorrow, Feb 9, is the Transfer College Fair. Representatives from more than fifty public & private colleges & universities (in-state & out-of-state) will visit the Martin Campus Atrium beginning at 11:30 am. This even
• Today's Terrific Tuesday - NATS Showcase featuring SSCC Vocal Students at 1:15 pm, in the Alabama Power Recital Hall. We hope you can join us!
• Search for new judge narrowed to 3 candidates
• Alberta post office meeting set for Thursday
• Two in Cottondale charged with trafficking heroin
• $26M windfall expected for General Fund
• Tuscaloosa man accused of trying to harm officers
• Agency funding system set for change in fiscal year 2013
• Casino lobbyist divulges bribe info
• Search for new judge narrowed to 3 candidates
• Historic Foster Auditorium goes state of the art
• Shelton State will open softball season this Saturday, Feb 12, at the Wallace-Dothan Softball Invitational Tournament.
• Make plans to attend The Miracle Worker, Feb 4-13, in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Call 205.391.2277 to purchase your tickets today! Read the wonderful review in T-News:
• Shelton State won its season baseball opener against Chippola Junior College 12-2 Friday in Marianna, FL. See T-News:
• Dean’s List Students Named for UA Fall Term
• The 2011 Wellness & Health Fair will be Tuesday, March 8, from 9 am - 1 pm in the Shelton State Wellness Center. Admission is free and open to the public. Please join us!
• State GOP executive director resigns
• Man faces attempted murder, assault charges after car chase
• Brent man injured in Sunday evening plane crash
• Arab unrest hinders terror efforts
• Rick Rush receives sports art award
• Program teaches leadership to youths
• $2.7M spent on local campaigns
• UA student reports racial harassment on campus
• Athletes vs. owners: Labor war could halt NFL
• Report: White men still dominating Alabama boards
• Pleasant Hill dedicates new church Sunday
• Editor's Note: Today section
• Dont forget insurance for that jewelry
• Alternative energy investors yet to see green
• Bama well into recruiting next class
• Focusing on miracle' memorable
• Cook-off is the chance for good food
• Steelers coordinator learned from Bryant
• Mitchell remembers lessons from UA
• Leaders in Mubaraks party quit in Egypt
• Kouandjio's final answer: Kouandjio's final answer: UA
• Communication is focus of local education forum
• Engineers say revise flood maps
• Northport worries about impact on businesses
• Whats to expect if law passes
• Boy who was shot recovering physically, emotionally
• Prices set for LaBelle, OJays tickets
• Federal court to hear Langfords appeal
• Lobbyist seeks separate trial in gambling probe
• Opera House renovation reveals oddities
• Education forum scheduled for today
• Five people to be inducted into civic hall of fame
• New law aimed at AEA on hold
• UA expects 10 percent cut in funding
• Buy this Tuscaloosa house and you get a car, too
• Google service helps people in Egypt reach out
• Snow turns Super Bowl plans into a super mess
• Tuscaloosa hires library director
• Maggie Meacham from Hewitt Trussville High School also signed on to play softball for the Lady Bucs. Welcome to SSCC Maggie!
• Mallory Fair from Tuscaloosa County High signed on to play softball for Shelton State. Welcome Mallory!
• Opening day for the Lady Bucs Softball Team will be next Saturday, Feb 12, at the Wallace-Dothan Softball Invitational Tournament. SSCC will play Dothan at 1:00 pm, and Faulkner at 3:00 pm in Dothan. Go Bucs!
• Croom out of running at UA, staying with Rams
• Group hopes to restore Greensboro Opera House
• Transfer College Fair is next Wednesday, Feb 9. Representatives from more than fifty public & private colleges & universities (in-state & out-of-state) will visit the Martin Campus Atrium beginning at 11:30 am. This event will provide student
• Lena Dice, a freshman majoring in music at Shelton State Community College, is the first female solo artist to sign with Hackberry Records. Congratulations Lena! Read more on this story: and story from The Crimson White
• Town Hall: Protests continue to rock Egyptian cities
• UA OKs plan for indoor tennis site
• UA OKs plan for indoor tennis site
• Tuscaloosa dentist ready for retirement after 57 years
• Local violent crimes rose slightly in 10
• Shelton State Community College will open at 8:00 am Friday morning, February 4, 2011 for normal operating hours. Any changes or updates will be posted to the College website and local media notified.
• Mother arrested after meth lab discovered
• Officers, troopers awarded for outstanding work
• Dems, GOP changing leaders
• Chairman objects to repaving project
• Due to the threat of inclement weather, Shelton State will close at 4:00 p.m. today. Thursday night's performance of The Miracle Worker at the Bean-Brown Theatre is cancelled. Please continue to monitor the Shelton State web site and local media for
• Tuscaloosa dentist retiring after 57 years on the job
• The first set of Pell checks have been mailed. If you have questions, contact the Office of Financial Aid, 205.391.2218 or email, ssccfinancialaid@sheltonstate.edu.
• Shelton State is continuing to monitor the weather situation. At this time the College is open and classes will meet as scheduled.
• UA cancels classes as freezing rain falls across area
• Woman arrested after meth lab found near daughter's bed
• Musical ‘Flora’ Fills UA Theatre With ‘Menace’
• Tide inks No. 1 recruiting class
• Judge questions component of Voting Rights Act
• City's garbage chief wants weekly pickup
• Opponents blast county's passage of new litter law
• Police on lookout for Belk shoplifters
• Unemployed homeowners may qualify for state assistance
• Fire safety program to sway students
• Group finds new ethics law confusing
• UA students ring in Year of the Rabbit
• Step into Shelton State - Theatre video:
• Step into Shelton State - Technical video:
• Check out the new Step into Shelton State video for Nursing:
• Sunseri, DePriest sign with Crimson Tide
• Hillcrest, Holt players sign letters of intent
• West Alabama players sign on to play college football
• Police release photos of shoplifting suspects
• Huge winter storm roars through nation's heartland
• Growth may not halt cuts in budget
• Council approves River Market
• City school board picks interim superintendent
• Forum to feature alcohol debate
• Educators earn accolades
• Stillman Hosts Viewing Party to Raise Funds for UCNF
• Tuscaloosa County educators receive state honors
• Storm should bring cooler weather, but little chance of tornadoes
• Today’s Terrific Tuesday Concert Series will feature Dr. Cynthia Jones, professor of music at University of Montevallo, in a piano program. Dr. Jones will be assisted in one composition with a narrative by a former SSSCC student, Katelyn Perkins.
• New limits on access to legislators
• Police seek suspect in officer impersonation case
• Burglar alarm results in four arrests
• Requirement to buy insurance deemed unconstitutional
• Egyptt use force against protesters
• Grant to expand county schools AP courses
• Amp plans two-night opening weekend
• Sheriff Sexton switches to Republican Party
• Learning facility takes shape in former school
• NCAA rules say cheerleading isnt a sanctioned sport
• UA tax service sees its impact
• Theatre Tuscaloosa Presents: The Miracle Worker, by William Gibson. February 4-13 in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Tickets are $5 for SSCC Students / $10 for SSCC Faculty/Staff. To purchase tickets online go to www.theatretusc.com, or call 205.391.2277 for mor
• Bucs defeat Wallace State-Hanceville 54-47 on Sunday.
• Sexton makes jump to GOP
• Florida judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Four charged with burglarizing AT&T store
• Rebuilt church celebrates dedication of new building
• AG wants to take new look at cold cases
• New DOT director: Funds will be needed
• Ivy League case latest test for N.Y. drug law revisions
• Egypts opposition unifies around ElBaradei
• U.S. still No. 1 in manufacturing
• Returning soldiers use hunting to regain normalcy
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Blackboard 9 is back up! Thank you ITS for your quick response!!
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs, they defeated Wallace State-Hanceville this afternoon 68-43.
• Blackboard 9 is currenlty offline. ITS is working to resolve the issue now. We apologize for the inconvenience.
• Mubarak points to succession
• More Americans are of mixed race
• Benjamin Barnes YMCA sets goal to raise $43,000 this year
• TSO director candidate likes city
• Faiths role in Civil War examined
• Kennedy named leader of Alabama Dems
• Calvary Baptist marks 100 years of existence
• Job's tough, say past City School superintendents
• Army Sargeant shows loyalty to his men
• Women and Men's Basketball at Wallace-Hanceville, Sunday, Jan 30. The Lady Bucs start at 2:00 pm and Men at 4:00 pm. Go Bucs!
• Grants to aid child abuse victims
• Federal judge defends his appointment of Ala. AG in spill suit
• City system offers pre-K registration
• Amphitheater concert report premature
• Agencies eye possible 15 percent budget cuts
• Court upholds $2.9B HealthSouth verdict
• Ex-Tide player remembered as great person, teammate
• Debate persists on hotel fee hike
• Upgrade closes Northport fire station
• Egypts president orders crackdown
• Cheerleaders at odds with UA over rings
• THE HOMECOMING! Purchase your tickets now for the Wilder vs. Abron fight on February 19, 2011! Tickets are available at Skyy Boxing in Northport or at the West End Diner. Rows 5,6,7 and 8 - $40, Bleacher seats - $25. Table tops are sold out! If tickets a
• Sponsors for the Wilder vs. Abron boxing match are Tuscaloosa Tourism and Sports Commission, Shelton State Community College, and Tuscaloosa Chevrolet. The match is February 19th at the SSCC College Gymnasium, doors open at 6 pm. Tickets can be purchased
• Deontay Wilder announced this morning during a press conference at SSCC that his opponent will be Deandrey Abron of Youngstown, Ohio. Abron currently holds a record of 15-6 as a professional with 10 knockouts. Abron served as an alternate for the U.S. Ol
• Wilder's opponent set for Alabama's first pro fight
• Reports of Avett Brothers, Band of Horses show premature
• Boxer Deontay Wilder, Olympic Bronze Medalist, will hold a public news conference this morning at 10:00 a.m. in the Atrium of the Martin Campus announcing his upcoming professional boxing match that will take place on Feb. 19 at the College Gymnasium. Te
• 25 years later, Challenger explosion still painful
• Special ops team deployed in Egypt
• Bentley weighs possible 10% ed budget cuts
• Need for help rises as temperatures drop
• Greene County bingo case delayed
• Greene County circuit clerk arrested
• Woman fulfills dream with new cupcake boutique
• River Market bids under budget
• Strong odor linked to chemical spill
• Writer extols words power
• Brittney Gray from Northside signs to play softball for Shelton State.
• Trevor Sprowl from Tuscaloosa County High School will be playing baseball for the Bucs!
• Rotten odor invades Northport overnight
• Bentley ponders spending cuts
• There will be a Student Voice Recital this Sunday, January 30, at 3:00 pm in the Alabama Power Recital Hall. The recital will feature Amy Christian, mezzo-soprano, and Aaron Bamberg, tenor. Admission is free and a reception will follow.
• Theatre Tuscaloosa Presents: "The Miracle Worker", by William Gibson. February 4-13 in the Bean-Brown Theatre. Tickets are $5 for SSCC Students / $10 for SSCC Faculty/Staff. To purchase tickets online go to www.theatretusc.com, or call 205.391.
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by end of April
• AG: Court OK needed to reopen casinos
• Board begins search for new superintendent
• Governor, ag commissioner hire their former opponents
• Moundville man guilty in child porn case
• Alabamas new AG pursuing BP suit as lead attorney
• Event puts focus on children's issues
• Billboards seek information in 1999 killing
• Veterans honored with coins
• Family seeks clues 12 years after slaying
• SAVE THE DATE: Feb 15, 2011. Osher Lifelong Learning program in conjunction with Shelton State Community College is offering a Special Community Program, “Retirement Options in Tuscaloosa”. The event will be held at Shelton State in the D-Ro
• Career Services' Weekly Blog...
• Bentley taps Sparks for rural development office
• City school board picks new site for technology center
• Obama:
• Joyce Levey resigns
• Southern Baptist leader leaves mosque group
• Long-lost plaque returned to UA
• UWA plans to purchase property
• Shooting victim, 6, still in hospital
• Future water, sewer work OK'd near bypass
• ACA celebrates 100th day of school
• First CAF Instrumentation Experts Named at UA
• University finds 70-year-old plaque
• 'King's Speech' rules with 12 Oscar nominations
• The Spring 2011 Tutoring Schedule has been updated. For more information on the Learning Center and to view the schedule visit:
• Stillman Debuts Sapphire Blue On February 3rd: All Female Pep Band to Play at Womens Basketball Games
• Today's Terrific Tuesday Concert will feature the University of Alabama Woodwind Trio. Osiris Molina, clarinet; Jenny Mann, bassoon; and Shelly Meggison, oboe. The concert is at 1:15 pm in the Alabama Power Recital Hall.
• The Shelton State Bucs beat the Marion Military Institute Tigers 96-73 last night! Go Bucs! Read more on the story at T-News:
• Fire damages portable classroom
• Russian president calls Moscow airport blast a terrorist act
• Obama to address economy tonight
• Judge tosses lawsuit by bondholder for Alabama casino
• Mercedes hybrid in states future?
• Suspect called 911 for ride to hospital
• ALDOT unveils bridge replacement plan
• Library board votes on director
• Raising awareness a goal of UAs Women in Prison Week
• City BOE meets in executive session
• Overcrowding leads county BOE to ponder zoning shift
• Tickets remain for Kenny Chesney concert
• Deontay Wilder to hold Press Conference this Friday at Shelton State announcing first Professional Boxing Card in Alabama. See news release:
• Man charged with attempted murder in hammer attack
• Library board votes to hire new director
• Widespread corruption found in health fund
• Man arrested in hammer attack that left victim critical
• Taylorville Baptist celebrates preachers milestone
• UA gets funds for spill impact study
• State Department embracing Twitter amid global crisis
• Country in flux at midpoint of Obamas term
• Greene audit shows lots of issues
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Shelton State men's basketball remains unbeaten in the conference with a 79-74 victory over Bevill last night. In the T-News:
• Run for the Red 5K hopes to build on first years success
• Civil Air Patrol tests emergency response skills
• Area has high rate of
• AU title celebration draws nearly 80,000
• New governort upset many
• Obama shifts agenda for U.S. economy
• Iran talks fail; EU sets hopes on sanctions
• Teen band reunites after 45 years to play at TCHS
• J. C. Wilhite, a Northridge High School senior, signed on Friday to play baseball for Shelton State. Welcome J.C.! In the T-News:
• Both the men's and women's Shelton State Basketball teams won over Snead State Thursday night in Boaz. The Lady Bucs had a victory of 88-56, and the Bucs 80-67. Congratulations to both great teams! Go Bucs!
• Alabama's woes will test Bentley's skills
• Man gets 1 year for synagogue graffiti in Mobile
• Drought continues across Alabama
• Fort Campbell soldier from Ala. killed in combat
• Meeting Monday to address bridge replacement
• City schools will be open Feb. 21, April 22
• WVUA weatherman takes job in new administration
• Local designers, models featured in fashion show
• Martin Luther King Jr.s daughter bows out of SCLC leadership spot
• County jobless rate remains at 7.3 percent
• Students remember the life of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Doctor: Transfer of Giffords to Houston flawless
• Do pets pose another threat to safe driving?
• Ennis was more than just the citys top lawyer
• Group sues for Perry records access
• TOWN HALL: Historic Foster Auditorium refurbished
• WVUA weatherman to join Bentley administration
• Summit has health, hip-hop
• NPR features local photo project
• Joint probe results in 11 arrests
• City preps to cut 50-80 teaching jobs
• Autographed football raises money for MS
• Tax system too complex for some
• Wal-Mart making its products healthier, cheaper
• Federal Mafia crackdown nets 127
• Plant may bring Greene County hundreds of jobs
• More Than 1,000 UA Students Join Forces to Fight Illiteracy in Alabama
• 11 Tuscaloosa County men face federal weapons charges
• More than 120 busted in Northeast Mafia crackdown
• HELP FIGHT HEART DISEASE! The 2011 Tuscaloosa Heart Walk will be Sat, Feb 19, at the Jerry Belk Activity Center. Festivities begin at 8 am & the walk starts at 9 am. Register or join an SSCC team www.tuscaloosaheartwalk.org. Contact Beth Delbridge, 3
• Ingram autograph auction benefits MS Society
• Read more on the success of the Shelton State Cheerleaders 4 in a row Championship title:
• Casey Wyatt from Hillcrest signs on with Shelton State to play softball. Welcome to SSCC Casey! In the T-News:
• The Lady Bucs win big over Faulkner Tuesday evening 88-67! In the T-News:
• Abortion doctor accused of grisly crimes
• Anti-littering law put on hold again by county
• Tuscaloosa to grant emergency $15,000 to Jemison Foundation
• Gov. Bentley apologizes for remarks
• Two men charged with cocaine trafficking
• Casino lobbyist starts corruption term
• Lobbyists trained on Ethics Law
• Housing recovery may take years
• Appellate judges hear Siegelman case
• Obama, Hu spar over human rights, hail economic ties
• Bentley apologizes for 'brothers and sisters' remark
• Tuscaloosa men remain in jail on drug trafficking charges
• Bentley's remarks made at church draw fire
• Sweeteners added to recession-battling tax breaks
• Tracking finds limited learning in college
• Man hit by stray bullet on Sun. dies
• Bentley ends anti-gambling task force
• Tuscaloosa sheriff sworn in for sixth term
• Ex-Reagan official to speak to GOP groups
• County BOE OKs snow day calendar changes
• Court to hear Siegelman, Scrushy appeal
• Apartment complex to add 123 units
• Bryant-Denny used to film commercial
• Bentley ends gambling task force on first day in office
• Gunshot victim dies after being hit by stray bullet
• Group shooting Super Bowl ad at Bryant-Denny tonight
• Shelton State announces a number of staff changes and additions during the final months of 2010. Read more on this story and others at:
• Need a little music to get you going? Attend today's Terrific Tuesday Concert featuring the award winning "Bach to Rock" Ensemble. The concert begins at 1:15 pm in the Alabama Power Recital Hall on the Martin Campus.
• Stop, take a look…What will be your next step? How about transferring to a four-year institution? Transfer Day will be February 9th, 11:30-1:30 pm, in the Martin Campus Atrium. Representatives from 50 plus public and private colleges and universit
• Officials take oaths of office during Monday festivities
• Bentley praised at prayer breakfast before inauguration
• BP oil spill claims czar returns to Gulf Coast
• Strange says Gibbs to lead public corruption division
• Northport man charged with first-degree burglary
• Man shot in head by bullet from gunfight
• UA wins cheerleading championship
• Food drive concludes MLK Unity March
• Hundreds march toward City Hall in celebration of MLK Day
• Haitians wary as former dictator meets with advisers
• Bentley takes office, vowing to work for Alabamians, create jobs
• Bentleys attend parade, celebration in Montgomery
• Grand jury probes what Edwards knew of spending
• Shelton State Cheerleaders in the T-News:
• Shooting victim in critical condition
• State's 53rd governor, Robert Bentley, takes oath
• Armed man charged with burglary
• Soldiers prepare to provide medical care in Kosovo
• T-News Twitter Hub: Robert Bentley's inauguration
• Gov. Bentley says finances are top priority
• Bentleys priorities, as suggested by Facebook
• Gov.-elect Bentleys Cabinet picks are experienced and diverse
• First ladys gown is all Alabama
• Gov.s pay depends on keeping job promise
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Shelton State honors lists
• Shelton State takes 4th national cheerleading title
• Tea partiers watch for those they backed to falter
• Doctors say Giffords condition improving
• Michigan church program tutors struggling students
• The 22nd annual Realizing the Dream concert honors MLK
• Stuxnet worm used against Iran was tested in Israel
• Arizona shooting suspect tough to understand
• Northport crafting new vehicle policy
• Earmark loss wont halt construction
• Two arrested in bowl game locker room in Mobile
• Man convicted of plotting to kill stepmother
• Mobile police charge 3 in New Years Day slaying
• Check out the Shelton State Cheerleaders video at the National Championship competition:
• Congratulations to the Shelton State Cheerleaders for winning the 2011 Junior College National Championship in the Universal Cheerleader Association National Championship. This makes the 4th year in a row! The competition was held January 14-16 in Orland
• Bentley takes unlikely route to office
• Library director candidate drops out
• Holy Spirit students adopt great raptors
• Give me back my sign! Horoscope readers atwitter
• Giffords intern adjusts to sudden fame after speech
• Alabama Justice Champ Lyons resigns
• Victims of UAH faculty shooting sue over killings
• Singer Edwin McCain will perform tonight
• Greensboro man dies in Thursday wreck
• Gipson, Thigpen named to ABC posts
• More sales tax revenue points to rebound
• Date of Chesney show moved back
• Governor tackled tough issues in his two terms
• Kenny Chesney show postponed until May 25
• Give me back my sign! Horoscope readers atwitter
• Victims of UAH faculty shooting sue over killings
• Shelton State will be closed Monday, January 17, in observance of Martin Luther King day.
• New tutoring hours in the Learning Center for the spring semester have been posted. See schedule @
• Congratulations to both men and women's basketball teams for their wins over NW Shoals! The Lady Bucs had a big win of 90-74, and the Bucs won 98-93. Both teams face Gadsden State this Saturday in Gadsden. Lady Bucs at noon and Bucs at 2:00 p.m.
• Greensboro man killed in wreck
• Women punch intruder in the face
• Officials buy AU tickets at face value
• First of 2 library director candidates meets community
• Casino developer confined to home until hearing
• Storm cleanup costs rise in N. Ala.
• City pleased with winter storm plan
• Dressed for success
• Women and Men's basketball hosting NW Shoals tonight in the gymnasium. Lady Bucs at 5:30 pm and men at 7:30 pm. Go Bucs!
• Shelton State announces President's and Dean's List for Fall 2010 semester: Congratulations to all!
• TOWN HALL: Insights into the Tucson shooting
• Should Atlanta have been better prepared for snow?
• NASA names backup for Giffords' husband on shuttle
• Library to host meeting with director candidate today
• Women fight off man after break-ins near campus
• The Big Read Lunch-and-Learn: The Mighty Mississippi is today at 1:00 p.m. in the Martin Campus Food Court.
• Palins words reach back to sordid history
• Obama says tone down rhetoric
• UA prof clarifies galaxys mystery
• States first sanctioned pro fight to feature Wilder
• Poole to lead local legislative panel
• DCH absorbs $43M costs
• MLK concert reinvents
• Two Tuscaloosans join Bentleys staff
• Mansion for sale
• Boxing commission expected to approve first pro fight
• Sports writers name Sunseri state's top defensive player
• UA astronomer uses Hubble to make surprising discovery
• Bentley names more administration members
• Stillman Boutique Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Grand Opening: Boutique Will Help Students Dress Professionally for Less
• Woman hospitalized after allegedly running red lights
• House, Senate choose leaders
• Transportation museum leader chosen
• Shelby: Dealing with threats is part of being a lawmaker
• More details revealed in Arizona shooting
• Blue Angels plan Tuscaloosa show in spring 2012
• Protests greet 15% liquor tax
• Please be advised that Shelton State Community College will be open for all students, faculty and staff on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 for normal operating hours.
• Politics of a shooting prompts search for civility
• Blue Angels returning to Tuscaloosa in 2012
• State Legislature gets enough for session start
• Woman taken to DCH after police pursuit
• City wrangles overnight snowstorm
• Riley cancels Ariz. trip
• Footprints in snow lead Sheffield police to suspects
• Scientists try to ID skull found in Colbert County
• Inmate takes execution request to appeals court
• Shelby to hold county meetings today
• Weather could delay session
• Storm causes less damage than expected in W. Ala.
• Tant Construction owner dies in wreck
• Snow and ice disappearing, but chill will stay all week
• Ariz. shooting suspect held without bail
• DeLay gets 3 years in prison
• South digs out from huge dose of snow
• Please be advised that based on the most current weather related information available, Shelton State Community College will be closed to all students and employees on Tuesday, January 11, 2011. This cancellation includes all athletic events scheduled as
• Roads could refreeze as temperatures drop tonight
• No decision yet on reopening local schools
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• Weather could delay legislative organizing session
• Weather clears for flights to championship game
• Winter weather leaves hundreds in dark in Alabama
• West Alabama colleges plan to reopen Tuesday
• Riley cancels Arizona trip due to ice storm
• Winter weather causes travel woes across region
• Stillman-Tuskegee basketball game postponed
• Tant Construction owner killed in wreck
• UWA closes in wake of storm
• Winter storm shuts down West Alabama
• Please be advised that based on the most current weather related information available, Shelton State Community College will be closed to all students and employees on Monday, January 10, 2011. This cancellation includes all athletic events scheduled as
• Spacing babies close may raise autism risk
• Spending surges as fewer worry about layoffs
• 25-year-old found dead in apartment
• Man charged with attempted murder in fathers shooting
• Evidence of assassination plot found
• Legislature meets this week to organize
• Pulling for Auburn in Tuscaloosa? It happens
• Governor declares state of emergency in Alabama
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Winter storm shuts down West Alabama
• Riley declares state of emergency in Ala.
• Northport spending up by $7M since 05
• Sprayberry TARGET students prepare for Disney performance
• Gunman targeted Arizona congresswoman
• Potter park a rival for Magic Kingdom
• Nuns volunteer to help rebuild Katrina-damaged homes
• Strange says his priority is oil claims
• Two up for library director
• Kentuck copes with $25K budget cut
• Mark Ingram, Marcell Dareus and Julio Jones opt to go pro
• Fluoride blamed for splotchy teeth in U.S.
• Choir, local bands to perform at ceremony
• Area may see up to 7 inches of snow
• 60-room hotel coming to Marion
• Feds say Gilley tried to bribe lobbyist in bingo case
• Agency hopes I-22 improves corridor
• Gov.-elect names 3 more appointees
• Feds: Gilley tried to bribe Massey in bingo case
• West Alabama bands to perform for inauguration
• Sugarland tickets to go on sale February 26
• Riley declares day for Auburn's Newton
• On-site registration and advising today from 8:30 a.m. - noon on the Martin Campus. Classes begin Monday!
• New ethics law stops AEA polling efforts
• Megamoney comes from megadonors at Auburn, Oregon
• Obama chooses Daley as new chief of staff
• Chance of snow in Sunday forecast
• Multi-platinum country duo Sugarland booked at Tuscaloosas newest venue
• Oil findings boost chance of criminal charges
• Death penalty sought in Ala. child shooting
• Police say thieves target mailboxes
• Housing program benefits from grant
• Flu cases rising
• TOWN HALL: Dr. Don Noble
• Flu season picks up, but not as bad as H1N1 epidemic
• Country duo Sugarland schedules Tuscaloosa show
• The National Council of Instructional Administrators (NCIA) has selected the winners in its 2010 Exemplary Initiatives Competition naming Shelton State Community College’s “Biggest Loser Competition” the winning entry in the Professiona
• McCalla man sentenced in child porn case
• 1 killed when plane crashes in Birmingham
• Coach indicted in Monroe County
• Shortfall afflicts countys health plan
• Food bank completes move to Northport, new building
• Obama spokesman and adviser Robert Gibbs quitting
• Report: U.S. added 300K jobs in Dec.
• State gambling probe growing
• Battle lines drawn as Sunday alcohol vote nears
• Court papers indicate state gambling probe growing
• The Shelton State Community College Division of Visual and Performing Arts has announced the schedule of performances slated for the spring 2011 “Terrific Tuesday Concerts” as well as several special concert and performance events. See news r
• Gibbs says he's leaving White House
• Bentley plans low-key function for inauguration
• News honored again for online sports coverage
• Artur Davis joins D.C. law firm
• Local attorney to join AGs staff
• New restaurants theme focuses on five
• UA falls again in rankings
• City Council OKs more speed tables
• Flurry of capital projects set to begin soon in Northport
• House GOP challenges Obama to join them
• Retail store planned for Culver Road
• Brookwood shooting death likely accidental, police say
• Navy commander loses job over lewd videos
• Power Balance admits theres no science behind wristbands
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Power Balance admits no science behind wristbands
• Additional sections of Math 090, 098, and 100 have been added to the Spring 2011 Schedule. Register Now!
• Board of Trustees to address salaries for Smart, Cochran
• Despite drop in rankings, UA remains on best values list
• Brookwood man dies after accidental shooting
• Brain can sabotage New Year's resolutions
• Cash infusion values Facebook at $50B
• Judge: All who invested in PACT covered by suit
• Northport passes trimmed budget
• Van crashes into Northport business
• Man killed in industrial accident identified
• West Blocton man killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Bentley taps former speaker to lead ADO
• Obama administration allows some drilling to resume
• 2010 ended with a bang for Tuscaloosa area merchants
• Judge throws out Dining Dollars suit
• County investigated 14 homicides in 2010
• Judge: All Alabama PACT participants covered by suit
• Judge dismisses lawsuits over university food fees
• Latest investment pushes Facebook value to $50B
• New Year's resolutions? Brain can sabotage success
• Troopers say Alabama highway fatalities down again
• Check out the new Shelton State video and let us know what you think about it:
• Officials share plans for 2011
• Fuller was a familiar presence around Tuscaloosa
• Test utilized in spotting cancer gets closer to wide release
• Outlawed, cell phone use thrives in prisons
• GOP sticks target signs on health care law
• Agencies may have to do without Northport funding
• Win inspires fans after a season some call disappointing'
• Temporary Oregon fans populate Bama Nation
• Capital Punishment
• West Alabama Food Bank benefiting from food drive
• Ala. loses control over phone line costs
• Bentley, state officials begin Jan. 17
• Signs of hope for 2011
• Tornadoes kill six on New Years Eve
• Wishing you a safe and Happy New Year!
• First on Water' evolves into charity event
• Man killed in industrial accident
• Police seek suspects in six business robberies
• Jobless aid applications drop sharply
• Schools bound for bowls put millions into programs
• Tide fans show pride in Orlando
• West Alabama's top 10 stories of 2010
• Former Fayette police chief dead at 50, cause unavailable
• AAA offers free ride, tow tonight
• High court orders new trial in Bibb homicide
• Local gatherings celebrate principles of Kwanzaa
• A solid, dependable man
• Tide teammates take some time to enjoy themselves in Orlando
• Tuscaloosa native earns Queen of Charmin title
• New Years Eve gala to be held at stadium
• City to pick red light camera system
• Report: Flawed data may hurt coal ash laws
• Poll: Boomers fear outliving Medicare plan
• AG to lead anti-bingo task force
• Alabama soaking in the Orlando attractions
• Deputys dog helps capture burglary suspect
• Ex-Perry County probate judge dies
• Attalla water service restored
• Many U.S. companies hiring abroad
• Snow has passengers stranded on N.Y. tarmac
• Exhibit, speakers focus on healthy living habits
• Newest members of Congress have comfortable incomes, forms show
• Lawmakers ready to pick new leaders
• Benison is new sheriff of Greene
• New speed tables planned for Tuscaloosa roadways
• Joe Benison to replace former Greene County Sheriff George Cook
• Judicial panel to recommend judge to replace Malone
• Trouble spots remain on Ala. roads after snowfall
• Alabama ready to repay federal jobless funds
• Governors office takes free Iron Bowl tickets
• Ala. gets $55M from Medicaid
• Meth-related crimes are just tip of the iceberg for family
• Residents concerned about students living near downtown historic district
• Scientists test tongue implant that could block sleep apnea
• Flights resume at N.Y. airports following East Coast blizzard
• Ala. public pension trails most of nation
• Bowl travel, tickets cheaper
• Northport finishing up $2.6M City Hall makeover
• Deadly year takes toll on 101st
• UA, MSU players visit kids at arcade
• Snowstorm coats Northeast, frustrating holiday travelers
• Family seeks treatment for 3-year-old
• Deputies uncover meth lab; 5 arrested
• Snow wont stick, but chill will linger
• Wildlife groups grants help schools with outdoors lessons
• Travelers dont welcome white Christmas
• Bentleys past helped pave path to office
• Mercedes goes green
• Riley to remain education advocate
• Resident proves that laughter is good medicine
• A warm meal and a jolly conversation
• Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!
• NORAD holds on tight to secret of tracking Santa
• Foundation provides gifts to needy kids
• District changes a hot-button issue
• Collection reflects Christmases past
• Snowstorm heading southeast
• First Egg-nog in Tuscaloosa
• Two tourist attractions to close for upkeep
• Northside student had gun, authorities say
• Anti-earmark mood costs Alabama $130 million
• Former educator basks in the glow of 101st birthday
• Pediatrician has vision to improve child abuse detection
• Rare snow flurries in the forecast for Christmas Day
• Bentley names three to serve in his Cabinet
• Shoppers, gifts plentiful but parking spaces? Not so much
• Tuscaloosa woman celebrates 101st birthday
• Tuscaloosa could experience a white Christmas
• Bentley fills three more Cabinet jobs
• UA Seeks Students to Attend Rural Healthcare Minority Summit
• Turner, Haskew Named Interim Department Heads in UA’s College of Engineering
• Austal ship contract to bring jobs to Mobile
• Senate ratifies nuke pact with Russia
• Alberta post office closing Feb. 26
• Official: Coal ash brings cash boon to Perry County
• Confederate leaders oath to be recreated in Ala.
• Garbage drop-off sites open Sunday
• Group calls citys new hotel fee unfair
• Many classes require fees
• Economy hotel managers, owners call new fee unfair
• Alberta post office closing
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Senate ratifies nuke pact, delivering win to Obama
• INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC: Population changes
• Bentley eyes business recruitment
• Trust binds judge, Bentley
• U.S. growth slowing, but still shifting to the South and West
• State population rose 7.5 percent
• Foundation seeks donations for families
• Obama secures votes for nuclear arms pact
• U.S. teen birth rate hit all-time low in 2009
• New restaurant/bar coming to Strip brings titillating name
• AEA plans fight over dues bill
• Renovated atrium becomes veterans
• Russell County sheriff, kidnap victim reunite after 20 years
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• TA's Brantley steps down as head football coach
• VA turns little used atrium into peaceful garden
• Census: Alabama won't gain or lose congressional seat
• U.S. demand for gas beginning slow decline
• Woman who shot husband claims self-defense
• System weighs school grade realignment
• Lobbyist pleads guilty in bingo case
• Residents oppose possible post office closure in Alberta
• Riley: Ethics laws spell change
• Applications being accepted for Magnet School
• Prisons benefiting from education stimulus funds
• 2 found shot to death in Birmingham
• Missing Andalusia girl may be coming through Tuscaloosa
• Boy shot Saturday still in hospital
• Northport approves funds for park work
• Gas demand should fall for good after 2006 peak
• Lobbyist pleads guilty in Alabama gambling probe
• Riley signs 7 bills passed during ethics session
• Clouds expected to block lunar eclipse in Tuscaloosa
• Graduation is tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the gymnasium. Congratulations to all of the Fall 2010 Shelton State graduates!
• Fall grades are now available @
• Woman claims self-defense in deadly shooting
• Sewell strives to aid Black Belt from D.C.
• Remembering the natural disasters of 2010
• Man shot, killed Sunday
• Legislators get 3 years to decide: job or Statehouse?
• Meeting called to discuss park
• After 42 years, 50-foot tree still decorated for Christmas
• Study shows rural areas lack enough kids doctors
• Jobless thankful for extension of benefits
• GOP leaders target budgets
• Potholes can pose a deadly danger
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• School lunchrooms boast clean inspection record
• Riley to create Alabama seafood marketing panel
• New law to end feasts for legislators
• Senate nixes
• Revenue boost raises questions
• Tradition of holiday lights dates back to 1960
• Checking up on online love interests getting easier
• Mobile device applications let you check in, give to needy
• Boy, 6, trooper injured in shooting
• Education rally lures strong turnout
• What does the new tax law mean for you?
• Two area post offices may close
• Northport planner quits in frustration
• Nativity scene survives church fire
• Court rejects states appeal
• High court upholds double-dipping ban
• Nettles & Partridge Named to 2010 AFCA Division II Coaches All-American Team
• Alabama unemployment rate rises slightly to 9 percent
• Tax law won't help people who used up jobless aid
• Web registration for Spring 2011 is ongoing through January 14, 2011.
• Bentley taps local judge as chief of staff
• Saggy pants raised by new Selma ban
• Kenny Chesney to open the Amphitheater
• 20 states ask judge to throw out health law
• Rise students run, jump with joy at holiday party
• Site chosen for new school
• Riley: Ethics bills are nations toughest
• Toys for Tots campaign nearsend; toy donations down
• Kenny Chesney set to open Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
• Riley: Approved ethics bills are nation's toughest
• Bentley chooses Tuscaloosa judge for chief of staff
• Police searching for suspect in Subway burglary
• Tornado altered one family's life forever
• Chasing the big story brings sobering moment
• Rileys ethics bills earn passage
• Activity center funding approved
• Documenting a path of chaos and destruction
• Technology accelerates weather information
• Go Nation' contestant dresses up like roll of toilet paper
• Federal workers donate to charities
• Scammers target elderly in Pickens County
• Cold weather, icy roads lead to rash of traffic accidents
• DEC. 17 2000 | The people will pull together and get through this
• DEC. 17 2000 | Braving the aftermath
• DEC. 17, 2000 | Search for survivors continues in the dark
• Alabama Republicans shifting power from teachers
• Icy conditions lead to more than 20 accidents
• Filibuster bogs down special ethics session
• Ariton teen charged in death of her newborn baby
• Police say Birmingham woman staged robbery
• Mobile police investigate woman found dead by son
• Man who helped U.S. get to the moon dies in Ala.
• Groups want ban on animal gas chambers
• Black segregation in U.S. drops to lowest in century
• Stepmom pleads not guilty to abuse
• Decorations herald amphitheater dedication
• Veteran school administrator retires
• Amphitheater parking plan outlined
• House Dems mull changes in tax bill
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Judge refuses to delay Alabama gambling trial
• Alabama Legislature nears historic shift in ethics
• Woman sought in theft from purse at Piggly Wiggly
• Big legal setback for health care overhaul
• Stepmother charged with child abuse
• Ethics bills designed to lessen influence of money on politics
• Sheriffs Office honors deputies, detention officers
• New Stillman football coach charged with DUI
• Holidays can renew grief for some
• Planned housing project looks dead
• County BOE approves school calendar
• Child poverty rising in Alabama
• Debate over new TCT site divides community
• Christmas Afloat winners
• New Stillman coach charged with DUI
• Judge in Virginia strikes down federal health care law
• Alabama House committee votes to limit lobbying
• Shelton State Buccaneers beat Alabama Southern by 1 with seconds left Thursday night. Denzel McDaniel's free throw led to the 81-80 victory. In the T-News
• The Lady Bucs won their ninth straight game Thursday night defeating Alabama Southern 79-58. Shelton State is currently ranked No. 21 in the NJCAA Division I poll. In the T-News:
• Police searching for suspect in purse theft
• Victim shot in chest, no suspects
• Woman said she was raped while on sleep medication
• Man faces gun, drug charges after two men accidently shot
• Our Lady of Guadalupe festivities grow each year
• Auction will help kids with cancer attend camp
• Woman extradited in child deaths case
• Pilot fudged resume, led training seminars for AMA as
• First terrorist bombing attack in 3 decades shocks Sweden
• ALDOT covets future complex property, too
• Weather service issues local hard freeze warning
• Four deaths reported in Midwest storm
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Madoffs son hangs himself in apartment
• Tight job market for law grads
• Ethics session may end quickly
• Class teaches seniors how to sharpen computer skills
• Tuscaloosa News puts on Holiday Sing-a-long
• Will lapse in tax cuts affect business owners?
• Missing girls remains believed found in woods
• Ties lure musician to holiday concert
• Capras classic film becomes a funny, savory novelty
• Calif. high school mourns 8 war deaths
• House, Senate pass bills in special session
• Five generations of Espys have engineering degrees
• Citys upkeep costs rise
• Father accused of killing kids to plead not guilty
• Eutaw police chief dies
• Duncanville couple earns farming honor
• Republicans win first real battle of special session
• Maintenance costs set to rise with added facilities
• Eutaw police chief dies after surgery complications
• Accreditation group extends Stillman College warning
• Today, December 10, 2010 is the last day to withdraw from full term and second split term classes. To withdraw visit:
• December Graduates Announced at UA
• Fayette expands Christmas at the Park light display
• Senate blocks repeal
• Tax cut package unveiled in Senate
• Northport budget to shrink by $750,000
• Gordo church presents outdoor Christmas play
• Warrants: Stepmother bound kids with duct tape
• Bondsman charged with impersonating an officer
• United Way exceeds its goal
• UA baseball team visits with Sprayberry students
• Bill to curb AEA, ASEA moves forward
• Lawmakers may cut staffs, salaries
• Bail bondsman accused of impersonating an officer
• Alabama governor's ethics bills getting first votes
• Alabama baseball players visit Sprayberry students
• Police: Man claims he's a vampire, burns V on teen
• Homecoming 2010 was held December 2 in the Umphrey Center. Shelton State hosted LBW in men's and women's basketball. The Lady Bucs defeated the LBW Saints 70-53, and the Bucs also had a victory of 68-50. Homecoming Queen, Ericia Hudson, was cro
• Projects to expand UWA student housing on schedule
• Plea ends capital murder trial
• Gasoline prices surge before holidays
• More cold weather on the way
• Remains found; father charged with murder
• Evidence for aliens mounting daily, but nothing is proven
• Visa latest target for Wikileaks backers
• Bentley asks lawmakers to cooperate
• Special session for ethics reform begins
• Evidence for ET is mounting daily, but not proven
• Governor-elect encourages lawmakers to work together
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2007 killing
• Northport holds Dickens Downtown celebration
• VA expansion begins with groundbreaking
• City plans sidewalk improvements
• ABC journalist shares recollections of past presidents
• Pedicabs now legal in parts of city
• Man, 41, charged in child pornography case
• Testimony begins in mans fatal shooting
• Parents dont back plan for tech school
• Goodyear protests signs use of logo
• Tax deal should help economy, analysts say
• Edwards shared her private pain with public
• Results mixed in graduate survey
• Experts paint grim budget outlook for lawmakers
• Author touts toughness of ethics bill
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Shelton State basketball to host AL Southern on Thursday, Dec. 9th. Lady Bucs at 5:30 p.m., and Bucs at 7:30 p.m. Come out and show your support for SSCC!
• Elizabeth Edwards dies at 61
• Goodyear takes issue with anti-Democrat billboards
• Accreditation Team Invites Public Comment Related to UA Police
• Tuscaloosa man arrested for child pornography
• Parade kicks off in the cold
• Obama, GOP reach tax cuts deal
• UA taking orders for bowl game tickets
• Bragg urges lawmakers to remember the working poor
• Legislators asked to try new way of budgeting to prevent proration
• Hoover mans body found a day after car crash
• Police say dad buried children in Miss., Ala.
• DCH inks Medicare deal with Humana
• Trial begins in 2007 capital murder case
• Author Rick Bragg addresses new Alabama Legislature
• Congratulations to Annette Cook, Mathematics Instructor at Shelton State, for being selected as the statewide Academic Faculty of the Year at the annual Alabama College Association Conference. See this news story and others at
• Trial to begin in 2007 Thanksgiving murder
• Christmas Miracles and Nostalgia Combine as Theatre Tuscaloosa Presents "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" by Joe Landry. News release:
• Authorities discover body day after crash
• Its not Pasadena, but Spartans will take matchup with Bama
• Bowling in Orlando
• Northport budget to be tighter in 2011
• Riley to try again with appointments
• Wildlife center hosts holiday fundraiser
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Downtown residents light up homes Sunday
• Amphitheater job a homecoming for new director
• Crimson Tide likely to play in Orlando for bowl game
• Newton leads Tigers to SEC title
• Area revs up for parade, Dickens Downtown
• Team effort raises money for families who are fire victims
• Breakfast with Santa
• Showdown clears path for tax deal
• Kennedy may be new Dem leader in Alabama
• Floodway in county grows drastically
• Father says his 2 missing children are dead, buried
• Subpoena power is linchpin of session
• Weekday New Orleans train service halted
• The Story of The Tuscaloosa News holiday float
• Snowflake Saturdays help raise holiday spirit
• offers oddities from Alabama
• Historic mansion decks its halls for holiday visitors
• Men defeat LBW Saints 68-50 during Homecoming Thursday night. Congratulations to the Bucs and Lady Bucs!
• Big Homecoming win for Lady Bucs, 70-53 over LBW Thursday night. In the T-News:
• Ala. health insurance exchange planned
• Food stamp use doubles in county
• Obama cheers on troops in Afghanistan
• Sign cards to thank military
• Mans truck pulled from Black Warrior River
• Prosthetics company buys oldest bookmobile
• Local man rejoins high-speed rail panel
• Saban foundation helps needy kids
• UA Ferguson Center Launches Al’s Pals Mentorship Program
• Stillman names Teddy Keaton as football coach
• Emergency personnel pull truck from river
• UA’s Safe State Provides Training for Contractors Renovating Lead-Based Paint Structures
• Tax hike bargain taking shape
• Congress works to stifle loud TV advertisements
• Feds set deadline to repay $283M
• Tips can thwart officer impersonators
• Riley says raise repeal should wait until March
• Fayette play offers twist on classic Dickens tale
• Stillman pays back wages to 13 workers
• Consultant warns of PACT shortfall
• Pet shelter near capacity in reversal of holiday trend
• Homecoming 2010 is tonight! Lady Bucs vs. LBW Saints at 5:30 p.m. in the Umphrey Center and Bucs follow at 7:30 p.m. against LBW. Crowning of the 2010 Homecoming Queen will be during halftime of the 7:30 p.m. game. Go Bucs!
• Negotiators work on tax deal as House passes bill
• We enjoyed a wonderful concert yesterday with the Shelton State Jazz Combo and Bach to Rock group at the Annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. Thanks to all that attended!
• Tuscaloosa animal shelter to host annual open house
• The deadline for the Respiratory Therapy Program applications has been extended to December 7th at noon. For more information and application packet visit
• Arrest made in Tuesday morning rape
• If you are planning on applying to the Respiratory Therapy Program for spring 2011, today is the last day to apply. For more information and application packet visit
• Salvation Army needs at least 100 volunteers
• Allen aide dies in traffic accident
• Commission wont hold night meeting
• Cyclist tours U.S. for book project
• Citing BP, Obama rejects drilling
• Special session on ethics called
• JVC plant to cut work force by 10%
• Corps of Engineers office gets renewed lease on life
• Stillman dismisses football coach after two seasons
• Cottondale JVC plant begins laying off workers
• Suspect remains unidentified in wreath theft
• Two killed in traffic accidents Tuesday
• BLOGS: You won't believe Dr. Witt's favorite movie
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for their big win over Faulkner State last night in Bay Minette, 96-55!
• The Tesla, an all-electric sports car that can go 0 - 60 in 3.6 seconds, was displayed in the Atrium of the Martin Campus on November 29, 2010. The Tesla was developed in California by an entrepreneur who wanted to be the first to design and develop an a
• Be sure and get your votes in for Homecoming Queen in the Student Organization Center. Today is the final day for voting! Crowing of the 2010 SSCC Homecoming Queen will take place at halftime of the 7:30 p.m. men's basketball game on Thursday, Decem
• SSCC will be sponsoring Here Comes Santa Claus, a project offering assistance to those in need. It will benefit several West Alabama organizations. Beginning Dec 1st, a display of “Santa’s bags” will be in the atrium of the Martin Campu
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Patti Steele Works to Make the Children's Center a Warm and Welcoming Environment
• Replicas of Columbus ships pay a visit to Demopolis
• Woman says she was raped
• Video shows theft of church wreaths
• UA staff helped choose songs
• Ward VFD earns federal grant
• Troop survey: Repeal of t hurt military
• Ex-cop guilty of 60s slaying fears jail attack
• Cold front prompts storms
• House Dems choose leaders
• Board approves Teach for America pact
• Jobless benefit cuts to affect 50,000 in state
• New tenants open at Midtown
• Let us know about your holiday lights
• Hale County man, 29, guilty in capital murder case
• Gov. Riley to discuss possible special session
• Video shows woman stealing wreaths from church
• The Respiratory Therapy Program is accepting applications November 18 - December 2 for Spring 2011. For application packet information visit:
• House Democrats choose Craig Ford as leader
• Join us at 1:00 p.m. today in the Martin Campus Atrium for the Christmas Tree Lighting! The Shelton State Jazz Ensemble and Bach to Rock will perform. Help us bring in the Christmas spirit at SSCC!
• Cold front brings tornado warnings, heavy rain
• U.S. says leaks a crime, threatens prosecution
• The future of automobiles looks bright and fast
• Shot fired during attempted robbery in Holt
• Four teens arrested for pizza delivery robbery
• State Democratic caucus meets today
• Developer sues over water service
• Board seeks input on school calendars
• Forum examines public signs of racism
• Local man given states top builder award
• Four rapes reported over the weekend
• Art exhibit for charity at Kentuck Thursday
• UA staffer fired for pregame songs
• Developer suing Northport, Sand Springs Water Authority
• Roy Johnson to keep $132,000 pension in prison
• Alabama racquetball player shines on national stage
• Leaked U.S. info uncloaks diplomacy
• Employer health plans may be targeted
• Gov.-elects wife Dianne Bentley looks back at campaign
• Earmarks ban could affect UA funding
• 2011 may bring changes to state benefits
• Advent season kicks off
• U.S., S. Korea set up for war games near N. Korea
• 50 years since the 60s: How will the decade be remembered?
• Amphitheater construction to be completed this week
• Are Common Core Standards a federal power grab?
• Love of scrap metal changes direction of womans life
• Girl Scouts expand into public housing
• Organizers hope rib-eating contest becomes annual event
• Teens bomb plot foiled after extensive undercover operation
• Military searching for ways to replace man with machines
• Blue Cross wont change rate hike plan
• WWII pilot earns commercial pilot's license
• Nominations sought for community honor
• Eagles Wings still in running for national $250,000 grant
• Ala. lawmaker supports Tennessee Valley Caucus
• 2 arrested in Valley woman's death
• UAH facing fine over environmental violations
• Fairhope gave state senators company BP money
• Local baker to compete on TV
• Thousands line up at retailers around the area
• City weighs hiring from Teach for America
• Backlash feared as GOP pushes social issues
• High-stakes game brings different mood to the Quad
• Students find spirituality at college
• Free feasts help feed the area's less fortunate
• S.Korean defense chief quits after attack
• 12 holiday money mistakes to avoid
• Prices on LCD TVs falling fast
• faces trial in Alabama
• Ron Sparks looks back at loss, toward future
• Unemployment claims remain lower in state
• Women
• Bedford elected minority leader in state Senate
• Group repurposes campaign signs
• Homegrown Christmas trees in short supply this year
• City presses on with school realignment
• Tech gifts likely to rule holiday season
• Northport to hold holiday luncheon today
• N. Korean shelling killed 4, gutted homes in S. Korea
• Iron Bowl features rare matchup of top 10 teams
• Airport protests never really take off
• Holiday shoppers cautious with credit
• UA athelete free of cancer
• Open houses set at historic buildings
• Public forum to focus on signs of racism
• Annual ballet unites parents and children
• Man, 26, charged with sexual assault
• Thanksgiving schedule
• Police honor man with Chief's Award'
• Shoppers ready to pounce on sales
• Bedford elected minority leader in Alabama Senate
• November is National Diabetes Month and Shelton State was the top fundraising team for the second consecutive year with a total of $6,465.25! Congratulations to all of the team members and those that made donations to help fight against diabetes!
• Shelton State supports our community with a huge turnout of faculty, staff, students, and administration for the 5k Diabetes Walk that was held in October.
• TCD's 'Nutcracker' features father, daughter pairings
• Coach Barry Mohun and his team are on a winning roll! Shelton State men defeated Wallace State-Selma last night 84-60 in the Southland International Classic.
• Auburn wins food drive battle
• City OKs change in EMS service
• Famous names included in write-in votes
• Bedbugs begin popping up in Tuscaloosa
• Holiday travelers in for rough ride
• Program to buy flooded homes adopted
• Tensions stay high after North, South Korea trade blows
• Flight attendants can now skip scanners
• TSA workers facing tough job due to new rules
• Rib-eating contest scheduled Saturday
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Lady Bucs win sixth game of the season beating Wallace State-Selma last night 93-56. Their next game will be Nov. 30 in Bay Minette as they take on Faulkner State. Go Bucs!
• Congratulations to the Shelton State men's basketball team for defeating No. 17 East MS Community College 75-67. Read more:
• Judge Saban and Sheriff Jones earn write-in votes
• Tuscaloosa home infested with bed bugs
• Future of automobiles to be on display
• Whats your favorite Black Friday memory?
• Pilot transplant project aims to spur kidney swaps
• Grants awarded to traffic safety offices
• Mobile robbery suspects arrested in Tuscaloosa
• Arrest made in attempted murder of teenager
• Oysters hit Thanksgiving tables despite spill
• Four confirm switch to GOP
• Three school calendar options considered
• Murder, rape suspect held in local jail
• Suspect indicted in fatal wreck
• Local teacher honored as one of best in state
• Area food banks gear up for season of need
• Four lawmakers jump from Democratic Party to GOP
• Black College Association and Alabama Firm Team Up on Fundraising Program
• Driver charged in Langston's death
• Men's basketball Southland International Classic starts tonight in the Umphrey Center. The Bucs will play East MS CC tonight at 7:30 p.m., and Wallace-Selma tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. Come out and support the Bucs!
• Congratulations to the Lady Bucs for their big win over LBW on Thursday, 78-39, and a victory over Southern Union 98-57 on Saturday! They will play Wallace State in Selma tonight at 5:30 p.m. Go Bucs!
• Murder suspect extradited to Tuscaloosa from Ohio
• Kids removal
• A grope too far: Fliers anger at TSA boils over
• Ireland swallows bitter pill, asks EU for loan
• Suit against Hall-Taylor Construction dismissed
• Vote may usher in era of pedicabs
• What happens to Clyde after hes pardoned?
• EMTs get tool to assist obese
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Pope: Condoms may signal
• Obama14
• Romney leaning on Ala. PACs in runup to primaries
• Blind minister, musician entertains young and old
• First-time homebuyers class holds graduation
• McElroy not chosen as Rhodes Scholar
• New lawmakers prepare for orientation
• City gathers to celebrate national honor
• Iron Bowl may derail shoppers on Black Friday
• West Alabama Christmas Parade
• TSA says pilots can bypass body scans and pat-downs
• GOP super majority expected in House
• Alabama's McElroy chases Rhodes honor
• Next Riverwalk phase set for June finish
• Post office will sell Iron Bowl logo envelopes
• Feds will continue civil rights probes
• Englewood Elementary cafeteria fails health inspections
• State, county jobless rates remain steady
• Stillmans Dr. Westgate Working to Provide Community a Christmas Concert to Remember
• Postal Service to offer Iron Bowl collectible envelopes
• Some House Democrats expected to switch to GOP
• Electronic Crash Data from UA Gives New Insights into Holiday Driving Dangers
• MSNBC suspends host Scarborough for GOP donations
• Golf Tournament Nets $10,000 for Stillman Scholarships
• As expected, Alabama dominates in rout; rolls up big numbers
• Task force calls for sharing 911 data
• Johnson sentenced to prison
• County schools recommended for full system accreditation
• County celebrates award Saturday
• Crafts sale to support Books for Prisons
• Presley leaves BOE after 12 years
• Homeless shelters prepare for holiday
• Catholic torch runners pass through county
• The Shelton State Respiratory Therapy Program is accepting applications November 18 - December 2 for Spring 2011. For more information and application packet, visit
• Alabama school board OKs national core standards
• Iraq war veteran convicted in Auburn student killing
• Board of Education eyes next steps for tech school
• THEATER REVIEW: Resurrected Rose' blossoms with a few key changes
• MSU booster details payment plan for Newton
• County Commission rejects loan request to buy textbooks
• Senator says hell revoke pay raise
• Ala. Fire College wants AGs opinion clarified
• Ambulance policy closer to changing
• Rural water system acquired
• County tries litter ordinance again
• Tuscaloosa moves to deal with todays game traffic
• Sessions yes, Shelby a no vote on GOP earmarks ban
• Coach Danzy Chosen as Grand Marshal for Tuscaloosa Christmas Parade
• Library debuts new home
• UA student documentaries screen tonight
• VA provides free painting classes for veterans
• Special session choice expected soon
• City weighs plan to buy flooded homes
• Holt students watch and learn at show
• NCAA speaks to UA grad assistant about Newton
• Nunnally named acting city attorney
• VA sponsoring caregiver fair Thursday
• Some city offices to close before UA game
• Bentley to attend governors meetings
• Photo of credit card theft suspects released
• Prince William engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Ruling guts former Taylor Harden directors lawsuit
• Staff sgt. awarded Medal of Honor
• Book recalls writers youth in Tuscaloosa
• Grand marshals chosen for citys Christmas parade
• DCH affiliates with top-notch cancer center
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• The Shelton Singers will be presenting their first collaborative concert with the University of Alabama University Chorus on Friday, November 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Moody Music Building on the UA campus. There is no admission fee.
• Theatre Tuscaloosa presents "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play," December 10-19. Get your tickets now by calling 391.2277 or visit Theatre Tuscaloosa @
• The Lady Bucs play LBW this Thursday, Nov 18, at 5:30 p.m. in Andalusia, AL. Men's basketball game follows at 7:30 p.m. against LBW. Go Bucs!
• The deadline for submitting Homecoming Queen applications is November 18. For application and more details visit
• New Weaver Bolden Library branch opens its doors
• Police searching for suspects in credit card theft
• TPD releases identity of man killed in crash
• Hillcrest cafeteria briefly closed for health violations
• Testimony heard about night of AU student slaying
• Northport to absorb rural water authority
• UA students warn of boycott over mine
• UA accounting students watch mock trial
• U.S.: Gangs buy jets for trans-Atlantic cocaine flights
• Ex-state trooper takes plea deal in 1965 slaying
• Council wants answers from Blue Cross
• TCHS alumni look on as their former school is demolished
• Ex-trooper pleads in civil rights-era slaying
• Police identify victim in deadly crash
• Hillcrest High cafeteria temporarily closed for health violation
• TCHS alumni solemn as demolition begins at school
• Heritage or Hate Forum to be Held on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m.
• Locals gather to celebrate spirit of diversity
• Man shot in hand in robbery attempt
• Book recalls late Ala. senators era, family
• Police respond to shooting of 16-year-old in Holt
• Telecom service expands in area
• Plan ends Afghan combat by 2014
• Women with job stress face higher heart risks
• Couple freed by Somali pirates
• Quidditch draws 1,000 to UA Quad
• Tobacco industry fights global regulations
• Judge to hear suit over mayors residency
• Papers show U.S. protected ex-Nazis
• Pooles political dynasty ends
• Boy Scouts adapt to modern technology
• Man, 20, dies in one-vehicle wreck
• College scandal cases remain unresolved
• Churchs 5K walk to raise awareness of sickle cell anemia
• Democrats criticize GOPs pay raise
• Tennessee brings snow to Alabama
• Foul odor leads to chase, then crash
• U.S. 82 work may see 8-week delay
• Newtons dad admits scheme, report says
• UA to honor WWII veterans who played for the Tide
• Auburn student shot trying to escape, says D.A.
• Banks residents say road paving is long overdue
• Father pleads guilty in sons death
• Pastor believes church fire was arson
• Lady Bucs come from behind Thursday night to beat Alabama Southern 70-67! Go Bucs!
• Shelton State men's basketball season-opener ends in a 84-75 victory over Faulkner State on Thursday night. Read more on this story in the T-News:
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• Pastor believes arsonists responsible for church fire
• Police searching for robbery suspects
• Stillman's Own, Lt. General Willie J. Williams, Speaks at Founders Day
• Vehicular homicide arrest made
• New gallery displays local works of art
• Veterans praised for role in society
• Favorite son returns to Stillman for Founders Day
• Big ideas for cutting deficit, but theyd hurt
• Preservation group gives out awards
• Gov. Riley attends Veterans Day events
• Nominations sought for Pillars award
• UA pre-game will feature snow slide
• Hinton named county school board chairman
• YMCA to honor four leaders
• City mulls single ambulance provider
• Many veterans emotional about being honored
• POWs tag seeking approval for public
• Students start smart phone repair business
• Langston fighting four of his convictions
• Former fighter pilot recalls life filled with adventure
• Union Chapel may feature speed tables
• UWA's Wallace retiring as head football coach
• Zhou Named an Associate Dean at UA’s C&IS
• UA Recycles More Than 1,200 Tons During Past Year
• Northport apartment plan OK'd over objections
• Longtime city attorney to retire
• Holt, Davis-Emerson hold after-school grant party
• Contractor not guilty of bribery
• Man enters guilty plea in double killing
• Tuscaloosa man's military career spans three wars
• Taylor found not guilty in federal corruption case
• Hillcrest forward commits to Northeastern
• Sawyerville man pleads guilty to 2005 murders
• Brawlers beat random stranger to death at party in Ga.
• Govt panel: No evidence BP cut corners to save money
• Taylor trial jury resumes today
• Northport to repave Blackberry Lane, again
• Central, Westlawn strive to help students with AYP
• Jury in Taylor trial will begin deliberations today
• SGA President 2010-2011: Mr. Jeremy Thompson
• Journalism Exhibit VII Measures on Display
• Obama says he was surprised by political cost of health law
• TSO opens new season
• Miss Tuscaloosa takes home the crown
• LSU crushes Tide's BCS chances
• Pets of the Week
• Group spreads message: Its never too late to learn to read
• Merrill: Cash didnt come from TV host
• Tuscaloosa County delegation switches to GOP
• States political sands shift
• Hurricane adds to Haiti 4 dead in floods
• Richard Bates the first black man to lead Marengo sheriffs office
• Corals found dead and dying in Gulf
• Old Tuscaloosa County High records left unsecured
• New Book Recounts Experiences of UA Football Players in World War II; Veterans to be Honored at Alabama-Mississippi State game Nov. 13
• Bates becomes Marengo County's first black sheriff
• From screen to stage
• Bentley promises ethics reform
• Former secretary of state recalls childhood segregation
• UA boosts enrollment goal to 35,000
• Contractor Roger Taylor testifies in his own defense
• Former secretary of state visits Tuscaloosa
• Woodwork with whimsy
• Bentley says GOP can make things happen
• UA dedicates restored Foster Auditorium
• ESPN crew visits Tuscaloosa to film moments
• Republican Robert Bentley wins Alabama governor
• Newcomer will fill Bentleys seat
• Merrill takes race by wide margin
• Incumbent Harper re-elected easily
• Smith re-elected county DA after bitter campaign
• Allen edges Poole for state Senate
• Bentley thanks Tuscaloosa County for win
• Republican Bentley wins Alabama governor
• Ex-professor's furniture to be featured at Art Night
• Clock tower, plaza honor UA's first black students
• With strong poll numbers, Bentley campaign confident
• Despite rain, voter turnout strong in Tuscaloosa
• Regions Bank Donates Bicycles to UA’s BamaBikes Program
• Printed versions of the Spring 2011 Schedule of Classes are now available within the Counseling Center. Classes may also be viewed online by clicking on any “Schedule of Classes” link throughout the website and at http://www.sheltonstate.edu/
• For more detailed information concerning registration dates, payment due dates, refund policies, etc. you should refer to the Registration Guide, which can be obtained within the Office of Admissions or the Counseling Center, as well as online at http://
• UA Center Sponsors ‘Letters About Literature’ Contest for Kids
• Join us this Thursday, October 21, for the Big Read. Mark Twain will reminisce a little about his 70th Birthday (although long ago) and will announce the winners of our graphic arts competition and the apple pie throw-down. See attached for event times
• Tennis team finishes third
• Need some new cooking recipes? Help support the Shelton State Alumni Association by purchasing their new cookbook. The cost is $15 per book and proceeds go toward endowing an alumni scholarship. See one of the following Alumni Council members for purchas
• McKinnis excels at two sports, academics
• For the Big Read winner information in the Apple Pie Throw-Down and the Graphic Arts Competition, see the linked image below:
• Hightower, Stokes take regional crowns
• UA strives to increase transfer enrollment
• Stillman To Host 2nd Annual L.C. Cole Golf Tournament
• Nine place at Crimson Tide Masters Swimming meet
• Stillman Coach to attend NCAA Academy
• Sparks, Bentley make final pleas in governors race
• Volleyball team poised for title run
• UA Enrollment Continues to Grow with Quality
• Mercedes hosts winners of German driving contest
• Cross Country Teams Finish Strong
• UA’s Manderson Graduate School of Business Welcomes Another Record Class
• Demolition delayed at old Tuscaloosa County High School
• Stillman's Chestina Anderson Headline SIAC Cross Country Weekly Honors
• UA’s Restaurant, Hotel Management Program Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Lectures, Inductions
• Sparks, Bentley deliver final campaign messages
• Anderson Leads SIAC Cross Country Weekly Honors Again
• UA Doctoral Programs Rank High in Student Support, Outcomes
• Introducing Miss Stillman: Adora Ihediwa
• UA Students Select Five Seniors for Homecoming Court
• Journalism Exhibit VII Measures on Display this Thursday
• UA Awarded OSHA Grant to Improve Workplace Safety
• BB&T Bank Bus plans stop at Stillman College to promote financial education
• Regions Bank Donates Bikes to UA’s BamaBikes Program
• Phi Theta Kappa is sponsoring a Fall Food Drive to help the West Alabama Food Bank. Bring nonperishable food items and drop them off in the food barrels around campus or call Julia Speights at 391.2948 to have someone pick up your donations.
• UA’s Official Tartan Announced
• The Athletic Department Golf Tournament is this Friday, October 15th, at the Country Club of Tuscaloosa. Registration/Lunch from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. Contact Barry Mohun for details at 205.391.2918.
• Top Kennedy speechwriter, aide dies
• GOP poised to make gains
• Families gather in Northport for games, trick-or-treating
• Bentleys run may boost turnout
• Yemeni arrested in bomb mail plot
• Banquet organizers seek to raise awareness of hunger
• Northport road likely to be moved for hotel
• 24 bands perform in annual Gordo competition
• Sparks, Bentley prepare to inherit state's problems
• Pets of the Week
• Road Crew: Hanging with lions and tigers and bears
• Caring Days works to help adults with dementia
• Judge urged to disqualify GOP gubernatorial candidate
• Candidates differ on DA's efficiency
• U.S.-bound explosives seized; plot thwarted
• Alabama Power, local program helps residents with heating, insulation
• National spotlight to shine on Caring Days, clients artwork
• Cahaba wildlife refuge expansion plan faces review
• Police release photos of robbery suspects
• Ex-chancellor testifies in Taylor's corruption trial
• Bentley, Sparks both plan to call special session
• Race matches two experienced, heavyweight politicians
• Man accused of using BB gun to punish son
• Police seek info on men sought in store robbery
• Johnson admits scheme was illegal
• Tuscaloosa woos auto suppliers
• 1st Annual Worship & Arts Conference
• Suspect sought in rapes, death
• Candidates say people should vote on gambling
• Part of Lake Avenue to close starting Friday
• Alabama man suspected of anthrax hoax indicted
• Folsom endorsed by Alabama CEOs for lt. gov.
• Governors Mansion open for tours Sunday
• Task force searching for 17 narcotics suspects
• Political newcomers offer fresh perspectives
• Merrill, Kneussle compete for House
• Bentley returns improper donations
• Shelby favored to earn fifth term
• Witness testifies chancellor chose builder
• For Obama, politics is no laughing matter
• Sparks, Bentley discuss scholarships, salaries at final debate
• Suspect sought in rapes, killing
• Public gets fresh look at bypass plan
• Evidence of meth lab found at apartment fire scene
• Ground broken for new Bryce Hospital facility
• Candidates talk about tax issues, immigration
• Dozens displaced after fire at Graceland Apartments
• Police identify suspect in Tuesday morning murder
• Around town 10/27
• As bedbugs creep out New Yorkers, tourists keep away
• ALDOT meeting on bypass set for tonight
• Teenager charged with attempted murder
• Woman, 32, killed in single-car wreck
• Harper faces Chandler in re-election bid
• Garrison to pitch redesigned River Market
• Candidates vie for vacated seat
• Flu shots available via county health department
• Jury selected in contractor trial
• Bus seat belts deemed too costly
• Candidates in final stretch of campaigning
• Police investigating Tuesday morning homicide
• School News
• Honor Roll Lists
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 26
• College News
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Looking Back
• Immigrant veterans face deportation despite service
• Dems can no longer count on gay voters
• Trucks may have to boost efficiency
• Health care law end of employer plans?
• 20-year-old killed in wreck near Nucor Steel
• Two newcomers vying for Bentleys vacated seat
• Candidates to appear at voter forum
• Veterans group has new home
• Schools plot strategies to improve achievement
• Teenager charged with attempted murder after shooting
• Couple could face charges after men found living behind their house
• Jury selection begins in Taylor bribery trial
• Health department works to head off flu season
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 25
• Production fails to dig deeper into darkness
• WikiLeaks files show weak Iraq
• Gov. candidates split over health care
• Walk-n-Roll event helps fight spinal muscular atrophy
• Poole claims Allen voted against local road
• Spences legal fees become campaign issue
• One-third of Supreme Court is on the ballot
• City expects Halloween to be 2-day event
• Little GOP opposition in West Ala. races
• Boy Scouts celebrate 100 years with weekend retreat
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 24
• Pets of the Week
• Military News
• Hamilton man charged with porn on city computer
• Candidates for governor propose ethics sessions
• Democratic challenger faces long odds in Republican stronghold
• 11 men charged in sting operation
• Riley praises ruling against double-dipping
• Local stores take different approach to Halloween
• Charge dropped against Coffee
• Ex-UA students recall anti-war protest
• Jury to decide dispute between Poole, Tuscaloosa attorneys
• Around town 10/23
• Fire hydrants to be tested
• Decorative traffic signals to be installed
• Part of Queen City Avenue to close Monday
• Arboretum to host fall plant sale Sunday
• Domestic abuse shelter will re-open
• New downtown Tuscaloosa store caters to hikers, backpackers
• Infrastructure construction sees drop as budgets plunge
• NPR analyst axed after Muslim remarks on Fox
• Board debates tech center location
• Council readies economic incentives
• Riley wants feds to stop Indian casino bingo
• Around town
• Voter registration deadline is today
• Event will help homeless veterans
• Stillman Blvd. to close
• BOARD OF EDUCATION ACTION
• A few lumps in the mix don't mar big pot of Moliere
• Newcomer tries to unseat 16-year veteran
• Summit focuses on childhood programs
• AG hopefuls at odds on health care lawsuit
• UA to induct three into its CIS Hall of Fame
• Building in foreclosure; piano bar looks to stay open
• Lawmaker warned camera crew
• Tuscaloosa in U.S. top 10 in jobless decline
• Levey seeks county loan for books
• Hand-crafting a haunted house
• NPR fires news analyst after remarks about Muslims
• Riley opposes road building amendment
• Ex-Alabama Outdoors owner opens new downtown store
• Around town 10/20
• Fire college leader to face job evaluation
• Victim in hit and run dies
• 75-year-old man found, reunited with family
• Northport resident loses bid
• Train derailment closes streets
• Thanksgiving drive to benefit local food bank
• Police searching for missing 75-year-old man
• Child porn case results in 10-year sentence
• Parole denied for convicted killer serving life sentence
• Cottondale man pleads guilty to murder
• Bids may alter plans for River Market
• Panel grants permit for strip mine
• Days of Rage' conference revisits unrest of May 1970
• Northport hotel closer to approval
• Northport resident turns yard into haunted cemetery
• DA candidates debate cause of case backlog
• Roads closed after train derailment
• Bentley campaign says AEA money wont be accepted
• Mississippi man dies after Saturday night hit-and-run
• Bentley, Sparks jab at each others integrity
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 20
• Railroad repair will close BFGoodrich Boulevard
• Decorative traffic signal being installed
• City to flush fire hydrants in several areas
• Improvement project will close 25th Avenue East
• School News
• Lincoln-Reagan Dinner slated for Wednesday
• Tennessee River closed for scheduled maintenance
• Faction that lost control over SCLC plans appeal
• Police make arrest in hit-and-run probe
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Scientists lower Gulf Coasts health grade
• Proposed settlement offers Alabama state employees $16M
• Bibb, Pickens measures on ballot
• Croquet teams focused on wickets
• Billionaire presents energy plan at UA
• Hotel opinions mixed at forum
• Sound Off
• AEA gave $150,000 for Bentley
• Around town: Oct. 19
• Judge eases restrictions on 11 in bingo case
• UA conference to focus on campus unrest in 1970
• Live blogging of tonight's gubernatorial debate
• College News
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 18
• Looking Back
• Lawrence County officials arrest 4 in drug stings
• Police: Friend refused to drive suspect from robbery
• Public forum on Northport riverfront development
• Pinson man dies when his pickup rolls on him
• New spy game: Trade secrets sold to China
• Straight-talking engineer behind mine rescue
• Huckabee freed killer despite prison record
• Alternative service welcomes all kids
• DCH to remodel its well baby nursery, NICU
• City Council president considered a groundbreaker
• Alabama again stops payroll deductions going to PACs
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Focus on Senior Citizens to host croquet tournament
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 17
• Discovery of GPS tracker sparks privacy debate
• West Alabama group formed to help dyslexic students
• Allen claims Poole backed federal health care reform
• Poole claims Allen didnt support keeping Bryce
• Black voter turnout crucial for Democrats
• Sparks says his accomplishments give him a leg up
• School policies are not foolproof
• Tide fans regroup in time for homecoming parade
• Annual arts festival draws thousands from across U.S.
• Pet of the Week
• Hydrants to be tested
• Bernankes bond plan brings long-term risks
• Swiss break through Alps, create worlds longest tunnel
• First federal oil spill trial may be held in June 2011
• Student wins contest to design UAs official tartan
• Former Sulligent coachs court date moved to Jan. 3
• Bryant High program aims to curb cultural biases
• All 11 plead not guilty in bingo bribery case
• UA luminaries rally the faithful for tonight's game
• Around Town
• Riley appoints 3 members to environmental board
• More federal waters reopen to fishing
• All of Alabama under drought conditions
• Part of Rice Mine Road to be closed
• Victims name released in Thursday fatality
• to replace Col. Reb
• Drywall company to fix 300 homes
• Pate claims he tossed Bentley from HQ
• Kicking off Kentuck
• From Tuscaloosa to L.A. - UA grads with Comedy Central
• All 11 plead not guilty in Alabama bingo bribery case
• Around Town: Oct. 15
• Police: Cleaning fluid suspected in childs death
• Poll shows oil spills disruptive impact
• GOP hopes to gain seat in U.S. House
• Third-grader's green thumb produces cabbage for college
• Drug sweep nets 24 suspects
• Sparks, Bentley spar over gambling
• Merchants unhappy with hotel plans
• Police: Boy died from ingesting cleaner
• Rescuers respond to deadly crash at University, McFarland intersection
• 24 nabbed in drug sweep; more arrests expected
• Around town 10/14
• Stage coach, horses bring Wells Fargo brand to state
• Business, community leader dies at 82
• AG candidate releases his 2009 tax returns
• Group shares the pain of losing a child
• Shelby says economy remains weak
• Crowds line up for stores reopening celebration
• Banks ignored calls to improve mortgage services
• GOP seeks to seize control of Legislature
• Business wins appeal for downtown sign
• Mother speaks to woman who rescued 6-year-old
• Report: Raby, Windom worked to help casino
• AP-mtvU Poll: College students' Obamamania wanes
• Former hacker warns UA audience of Internet risks
• Customers line up early for reopening of Belk store
• Ex-teacher sues Fayette Board of Education
• GOP seeks to seize control of Alabama Legislature
• Candidates differ on ways to fund education
• Shelby brings little good news, but remains optimistic
• City schools to dismiss early on UA game day
• 15 Chilean miners emerge in problem-free rescue
• Tuscaloosa Public Library looks to sell vehicle
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• $4.2M Belk makeover debuts today with grand reopening
• Obama administration lifts deepwater drilling moratorium
• AROUND TOWN: Oct. 13
• DCH to buy $1.9M information system
• First Chilean miner rescued
• Judge
• Audience praises Sparks, Bentley
• Bama Theatre seeks assistant manager
• Tuscaloosa police unit wins top honors
• Business group endorses Rep. Gerald Allen
• Kappa Sigmas appeal rejected
• City to flush hydrants
• School News
• 4 men to join Ala. Business Hall of Fame
• Mom seeks details on how child left school
• Bama Theatre to host pageants
• Reed, Wadsworth agree on some issues at Senate District 5 debate
• Stem cell treatment tested on first human
• Good enough for a Nobel Prize, but not for the Fed?
• Major acts coming to Bama Theatre Friday for Southbound Showdown
• Gambling charges dont shock ex-Gov.
• Alabama governor visiting German auto suppliers
• Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive kicks off at UA
• Tuscaloosa Public Library selling oldest Bookmobile
• Around town 10/12
• Woman says three men raped her Saturday
• Woman tells police she was kidnapped, raped
• Three nabbed in prostitution sting
• Columbus Day closings
• GADGETRON: Battle lines drawn for your TV set
• Classes help reinforce healthy habits
• Confident miners fuss over order of rescue
• Sparks kicks off UAs Cuba Week
• Social Security to stay flat in 2011
• s nurturing environment
• Undercover sting leads to three prostitution arrests in Alberta
• Around town 10/11
• Looking Back
• Montgomery Dreamland evacuated by chimney fire
• Frugal efforts help build a leaner, more efficient art center
• Around town 10/10
• Community events
• Lend A Hand: Versatile group helps needy make repairs to their homes
• Birmingham police try to solve 2004 killing
• Bentley's, Sparks' claims kept in check
• Some students allege racial bias at clubs
• Dogs, owners wag and walk to raise money for pet rescue
• After cap, residents on Gulf feel abandoned
• Expiring tax cuts could mean $154M less for ed
• Around town 10/8
• Last man sentenced in UAB students death
• Stomach virus strikes Daphne Elementary School
• Sewer line to be installed Sunday
• Events celebrate UAs Cuba Week
• Witness: suspect targeted Hispanics
• Field named for John Mark Stallings
• Ex-Tide player arrested on firearm charge
• Northport man fatally shot on job
• BCBS costs rising for area seniors
• Haleyville High gym packed for UA graduates memorial service
• Haleyville residents honor fallen soldier
• Nominations needed for Civic Hall of Fame
• Man, 95, fends off would-be robbers
• Two charged in robbery of Bank of Tuscaloosa
• Sparks ad jabs at name change
• VA plans cottages for long-term care
• A stage for kids to learn
• As elections near, candidates go on mudslinging sprees
• Freed killer says hes sorry
• Ex-UA players arrested for drugs
• Firefighters, civilians honored for heroic deeds
• One killed in Centreville shooting
• Ex-UA running back Glen Coffee arrested
• Around town 10/7
• Clues still sought in 2000 slaying
• School program seeks disabled children
• Prothro to be 2010 grand marshal at UA parade
• Alabama Citizens for Life endorses Bentley
• Part of Lake Avenue re-opened to traffic
• Suspended Spain Park coach leaves post
• Gadsden mayor, councilman warn city could go bankrupt
• Groups merge to create Visit Tuscaloosa
• Budget gives pay raises to county workers
• New fiscal year should be brighter, state official says
• Warrant issued for arrest of agent
• PACs in bribery case once run by Raby
• No plans to track freed killer
• Police investigating robbery of Bank of Tuscaloosa
• A cultural lesson with fun and games
• VA shuffling land to build veterans' cottages
• Vance homeowner thwarts would-be robbers
• Former Bama players arrested on drug charges
• Around town 10/7
• Agent accused of contacting Prothro misses court date
• TPD helicopter unit turns 40
• Around Town
• Witt predicts raises for University of Alabama faculty
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Indictments may harm gambling legislation in state
• Part of Lake Avenue to close for traffic study
• Fitness workout benefits cancer group
• UA student accused of sexually abusing girl
• Funeral scheduled for Alabama soldier
• Two wrecks leave four injured on I-20/59
• Wreck in Bibb County kills Tuscaloosa woman
• Police crack down on yard parking
• Letter from patient leads governor to honor nurse
• Nobel Prize honors super-strong, ultra-thin graphene
• Ghana group seeks status
• Thousands expected for annual Moundville festival
• Northport resident competes on
• Power of Pink initiative kicks off this weekend
• Retired Northport teacher honored
• Voting begins on 3 mascot choices for Ole Miss
• Man who dismembered stepfather is set free
• Gene test may supersede angiogram
• Oil industry has yet to incorporate lessons of BP spill
• Forkland council last met in Feb.
• Tailgate Friday gets mixed results
• Alabama GOP seeks to capitalize on bingo charges
• UA professor leads federal earthquake research project
• TPD helicopter unit turns 40
• City targets game-day parking violations that affect public safety
• Tuscaloosa nurse honored by Governor Riley
• Sparks questions timing of charges
• Officials seek cause of two morning wrecks on I-20/59
• Feds arrest 11 in bingo investigation
• Fatal accident in Tuscaloosa under investigation
• AROUND TOWN: October 5
• Northport transfers community center to church
• Artur Davis leaving Alabama for Virginia
• Lane closure on I-20/59
• Street sweepings planned for this week
• Bomb threat closes Fayette County High
• SUV pins man to tree in fatal accident
• Candidates dig up dirt on opponents as elections near
• Health plan centerpiece has growing pains
• UWA commemorates Choctaw treaty signing
• New Internet provider available
• Church holds annual pet blessing ceremony
• Demand is up at Salvation Army
• Northport man killed by car
• VictoryLand owner, state senators arrested
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• College News
• Around Town, 10/4
• Looking Back
• Living without a bank leads to fees and confusion
• Terror warning for Americans could hurt Europes economy
• City toughens enforcement of RV rules
• Group teams up with University Place schools to plant garden
• Governors race leader is Bentley, polls show
• Fans voice feelings of rivalry, respect
• Around Town, 10/3
• Military News
• Pets of the Week
• Hydrant testing
• NAMI to hold seminar on mental illnesses
• 5K walk to raise money to fight diabetes
• Democrats, GOP shift strategies
• In latest tape, bin Laden seeks aid for Pakistani flood victims
• Marine detachment readies for Toys for Tots campaign
• Simulated test teaches lesson about texting
• Local driver wins skills contest
• TCHS football team dons pink for breast cancer awareness
• Around Town
• Facebook posting leads to Jefferson County arrest
• Grant will help schools energy efficiency
• Photos show troops with dead Afghan civilians
• Bentley turns down Romney endorsement
• U.S. apologizes for syphilis study
• Ex-Bevill State worker pleads guilty
• Gulf Shores aims to block Southern version of MTV
• Stores offer extras on Tailgate Friday
• On the menu: grilled gator and a message to Florida fans
• Fans flock to UA player turned author
• City creates jobs for ex-principals
• UA graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Race forum zeroes in on education
• YouTube UF fan calls video a farce, staying home in FL
• Allen hands out
• Around town 10/01
• Lamar County man sentenced for child porn
• Four accused of stealing copper from well site
• Merchants offer first Tailgate Friday
• UA alumni to host riverboat cruises
• Bibb commissioner to lead Regional Commission
• Drainage improvements made at Hargrove Road
• Business leaders grow pessimistic on economy
• Festival honors Fayettes roots
• Tuscaloosa girl missing since Sunday found, reunited with mother
• Two sisters, 2 children killed in crash
• A hub for local artists
• Gator fans video attracts police
• Former UAH professor cleared in 1993 mail bomb case
• Fraternity lends a hand, cleans up elementary school
• Congress punts tough choice until after midterm election
• Tuscaloosa woman loses reality show bid
• Budget outlook still gloomy
• State GOP officials rip AG candidate's faith comment
• Buzz builds for librarys move
• Police take notice of Florida fan's Youtube video
• Officials hope drainage work will prevent flooding
• Four killed in crash near Highway 82
• Around town 9/29
• Northport teen accused in thefts from cars
• Stillman College seeks parade participants
• Man jailed in shooting of Montgomery teacher
• Orange Beach voters reject property tax boost
• Bookings up on coast ahead of snapper season
• Strange calls federal health care bill an
• Police launch search for teen
• Coach pleads not guilty in sex case
• Waters chosen as chambers interim chief
• Walker Elementary evacuated for gas leak
• Tuscaloosa passes $111M budget
• Five charged in Aliceville home invasion robbery
• GOP legislative candidates, voters mingle during forum
• Haiti still waiting for pledged U.S. earthquake aid funds
• UA fraternity volunteers at Matthews Elementary
• Marriage rate at record low, census shows
• Coach pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Coach to be arraigned in federal court today
• Tuscaloosa Police launch search for missing girl
• Five UA doctoral programs rank high in national survey
• Luther Strange campaigns in Tuscaloosa
• Lawyer earns spot on reality finale
• AROUND TOWN: September 29
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• 2010 Alabama State Chess Championship
• No more smoke seen from landfill fire
• Investigators search for missing girl, 13
• Applications being taken for Toys for Tots families
• Tuscaloosa man pleads guilty to carjacking
• Man sought in connection with theft of a business
• Republican womens group hosts candidates forum
• Alabama rains help ease fire threat, dry conditions
• School News
• Oil spill contained, but anguish remains
• Forum on race relations meets Thursday
• Concert honors vocal teachers 25 years at school
• Are we raising a generation of nincompoops?
• Miners settle, avoid long trial
• Atheists, agnostics know religion
• Investigators search for missing girl
• W. Ala. lags behind in kids' health
• Chamber names Waters interim executive director
• Minding the books
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at University of Texas
• Walker Elementary evacuated due to gas leak
• AROUND TOWN: September 28
• Alcohol, speed said to be factors in fatal Coaling crash
• College News
• Around Town, 9/27
• Looking Back
• California conflicted when it comes to pot
• Survey shows baby snapper, trout survived Gulf oil spill
• $93,000 for a : Is it worth it?
• Pastor promises to fight claims
• Retailers hope game brings spenders
• 4 of 7 congressional races lack drama
• New Harvest Church of God celebrates new building
• City Council rejects bids for renovation
• Alabama county commission, treasurer battle over cash
• Report: no evidence Riley influenced bingo ruling
• Obama presses for longer school years
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Democrats pasts
• 'Hairspray' not perfect, but impossible to dislike
• Fourth annual Dog Splash adds Wag n Walk contest
• Will Sparks' gambling tax really stabilize Medicaid?
• Bentley claims he did not make $200,00 in 2009
• Oil spill-related health visits grow
• Forestry Field Day helps landowners
• New hotel design criticized
• UA grad student earns honor for playing euphonium
• Triathletes praise Tuscaloosa course
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Pets of the Week
• Military News
• Around Town, 9/26
• Racist messages pose quandary for popular sites
• Court rules AG can stop pharmacy lawsuit
• Drought conditions return to county
• Best bouquets
• Obama calls 9/11 remarks by Iran
• Comic Colbert tries out politics on Capitol Hill
• Imax theater coming to city in early 2011
• Triathlon to close area roads
• AROUND TOWN: September 25
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with car
• Police seek third suspect in burglary
• Saban documentary coming to DVD
• State fair continues today at Sokol Park
• Northport firefighters join fight against cancer
• Sulligent prep coach indicted for abuse
• ABC wont stop charity golf tournament
• Freshmen seek job advice
• Top athletes preparing for weekend races
• Alabama school officials see severe budget problems ahead
• Number of unwed, live-in couples jumps
• Mourners gather to keep miners' memory alive; focus on prevention
• Theater Review: Flawed script proves to be an evil show can't overcome
• Around town 9/23
• Police: Neighbor shot man on lawn mower
• Florence man convicted of sex trafficking 15-year-old
• Silver-Haired Legislature seeks grandparents bill
• Bentley says he spent savings to run for governor
• Tuscaloosa Christian 3, Victory Christian 1
• UA launches program to help student veterans
• Fire alert issued for entire state
• Brookwood to remember miners lost in 2001 explosion
• Opinions vary on plan to extend I-85
• State fair begins Friday with new family-friendly features
• Tax status of bowl games challenged
• Levey says plan will reach goals
• Coach, accuser talked on tape
• Honor Flight takes veterans to D.C. memorials
• Number of unmarried, live-in couples jumps in 2010
• More college freshmen take advantage of career centers
• Man shot by neighbor in target shooting accident
• Around town 9/23
• The News coverage of Berry is lacking
• Two pay $8.5M to buy property
• Ex-pastor pleads guilty to raping teenage girl
• New city BOE member sworn into office
• Free sign language class
• AEA fully funded anti-Byrne ads in GOP runoff, according to report
• E-Cycling Day
• County is one of nation’s best communities for young
• Candidates file campaign finance reports
• City expects $1M surplus in General Fund
• Health care law baffles Americans
• Study: Bonuses don’t boost test scores
• Triathlon to bring economic benefit to city
• Proposed I-85 extension draws mixed feelings
• ABC reviews private club rules
• West Alabama State Fair kicks off Friday
• Tide players pay surprise visit to hospice resident
• Gulf Coast eyes tourism boost from fall fishing
• Survey shows parents support school uniforms
• AROUND TOWN: September 22
• Holder sees no tension between security, liberty
• Two accused of abuse in Birmingham toddler’s death
• Landfill fire’s smoke dissipates Tuesday
• Public urged to honor veterans’ return tonight
• Tyson says he can raid Country Crossing any time
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Police search for stabbing suspect
• Deputies nab treatment center escapee
• Streets to be swept
• Fire hydrant flushing
• AROUND TOWN: September 21
• Man drowns in mower accident
• City to host state legislators in Dec.
• Stimulus funds help Northport pave two roads
• Survey gauges parents’ views on school uniforms
• E-Cycling Day provides drop spot for electronics
• Plane lands on busy Atlanta interstate at rush hour
• Bentley’s campaign nets millions in donations
• Sulligent coach faces sex crime charges
• Republicans block bill to end 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Ex-judge says 2002 Cottrell suit little more than a ‘hoax'
• Holder: Lee's book helped redefined legal profession
• Copper scavengers may have caused landfill fire
• Alabama's Greg McElroy and Luther Davis visit Hospice
• BP fund czar waives deduction for cleanup
• Tuscaloosa City Council Agenda
• Retired judge denies Alabama football conspiracy
• Fourth annual E-Cycling Day on Wednesday
• Prep coach faces sexual battery charges
• College News
• Around Town, 9/20
• Looking Back
• Ahmadinejad says ‘future belongs to Iran’
• For deaf, wireless devices offer a new portal to the world
• Birmingham youth coach killed in Saturday shooting
• Woman says man she met on Internet assaulted, raped her
• UWA acquires land around Fort Tombecbe
• Officials: Dove shoot field in line with laws
• Gas line accidents possible, not likely
• Oil spill nightmare is far from over for Gulf Coast
• Police Blotter
• Work continues on city amphitheater
• Landfill fire sends black smoke over city
• Around Town, 9/19
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• BP’s oil well disaster not over for Gulf
• Workshop addresses childhood bullying
• Few positive economic signs emerge
• Sexton, Smithat odds over duties of DA
• Pets of the Week
• Amid attacks, Afghan poll turnout low
• Automotive parts supplier plans to help local food banks
• Tournament gives chess players a chance to sharpen skills
• City works to expand free Wi-Fi
• Pope undeterred after terror arrests
• Obama picks consumer adviser, avoids Senate fight
• Teenager charged with robbery, kidnapping
• Eight students earn National Merit honor
• Continental, United plan to join, become biggest airline
• Two convicted murderers from Tuscaloosa denied parole this week
• Northport discontinues recycling site
• West Alabama's jobless rate improves
• VFW recognizes those still missing in action
• ABC ruling puzzles Country Club officials
• Father, 19, charged in torture of infant girl
• UA students make up loss in state funds
• Fayette County’s Tucker becomes state’s all-time winningest coach
• Tide puts up 62 points in win over Duke
• Alcohol issues preclude charity golf event
• Fayette County's Tucker breaks record with 303 wins
• Former Tennessean editor, UA grad Whitt dies
• Lincoln-Reagan dinner set for Oct. 20
• Ala. gets $1.5M in federal incentives for adoptions
• Expiring tax cuts hit taxpayers at every level
• New UA police station closer to approval
• Coker man sentenced in fatal wreck
• Central accounts for parking proceeds
• Protesters voice opposition to strip mine proposal
• BP declines state claim; Riley cuts school funds
• Plant growth will add 112 jobs
• New plan to prevent bullying examined
• Debate shows sharp division
• Around town 9/17
• Bevill State gets grant for mine safety training
• U.S. attorney general to speak at UA event
• Program looks back at Hurricane Katrina
• TVA bills to rise as much as $8.50 a month
• Plan would move UAPD headquarters
• County predicts no agency cuts in ’11
• Tornado activity may pick up in fall
• Alabama QB participates in vision screening milestone
• Poll: Climate for Republicans keeps getting better
• Smoking bans help curb kids’ asthma attacks
• UA enrollment tops 30,000
• Crime continues downward trend, baffles national experts
• Final well sealing small comfort to Gulf residents
• Companies say government bungled spill evidence
• Around Town: Sept. 16
• Sound Off
• Fund will help children of wreck victim
• City BOE passes 2011 $113.5M budget
• Document charts Cuba’s economic reform plan
• Big night for tea party: O’Donnell wins Delaware
• No dramatic changes in DCH’s $441.2M budget
• Separate arrests of UA students yield drugs, weapons, cash
• Sparks, Bentley to debate Thursday
• City may change sewer policy
• Fraternity at UA loses its charter
• Fayette police mum regarding arrest
• Cutbacks lead to uncut lawns at county schools
• Fayette coach quietly closes in on state record
• UA's fall enrollment tops 30,000 mark
• Alabama quarterback aids in FocusFirst initiative
• Convoys to travel through state this week
• Correction
• Around Town, 9/15
• Tuscaloosa City Council action
• Roads to be closed
• PARA Calendar
• School News
• Around town 9/14
• Woman found hours after fatal wreck
• Men accused of selling counterfeit Tide tickets
• UWA to borrow $31M to build housing
• Republican senators stay firm on tax cuts
• BOE mulls high school location
• Ala. tops nation in gains on AP tests
• UWA president says he expects another year of record enrollment
• Where’s the oil? On Gulf floor, scientists say
• Bentley, Sparks to square off in Thursday night debate
• Three-time bank robber may have tried again
• UA chapter of Kappa Sigma fraternity shut down
• Fayette murder suspect charged
• Police seize guns, drugs, cash in separate arrests
• Mercedes' temporary jobs are in high demand
• Tuscaloosa businessman, 4 others go to prison camps
• Power knocked out to many in Mountain Brook
• Northport woman marks 100th birthday with family
• Older golfers enjoy competition of senior opens
• Final stretch of Highway 82 four-lane project nearly done
• Suspect who attempted to rob bank may have struck before
• Nearly 4,000 apply for temporary Mercedes jobs
• Woman killed in car crash
• College News
• Police Blotter
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Around Town, 9/13
• Looking Back
• Heart bypass surgery is underused, study says
• Doomed W.Va. miners’ notes warned of dust
• Congress to tread carefully in run-up to elections
• AG hopefuls to work with new governor on oil spill
• Writers to read from works, talk with students at UA
• UA junior enters texting competition
• Woman reports rape after UA game
• One man recovering, another jailed after Cottondale shooting
• Thousands turn out for GameDay
• Mourners remember victims as mosque sparks protests
• Around Town, 9/12
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Military News
• Boy Scouts to mark 100th anniversary
• U.S. Highway 82 to have guardrail repair
• Tuscaloosa to flush fire hydrants
• Northport to test fire hydrants
• Tuscaloosa streets to be swept
• Pets of the Week
• As elections near, U.S. poverty rate rises
• Morning Pointe helps mark National Assisted Living week
• Ex-chancellor now with same law firm he hired in 2009
• Football fans blast AT&T’s network
• Hubbert neutral in governor’s race
• Fayette County's Tucker ties state record with 302 wins
• Parade grand marshal nominations sought
• Gov. Riley wants half-staff flags today for Sept. 11
• Around Town
• IRS issues warning about new e-mail scam
• Rain likely around kickoff of Alabama-Penn State game
• Alabama Supreme Court sides with Worley
• California homes searched after gas line blast kills 4
• University Boulevard will be repaved
• Audit: County is in good fiscal shape
• Islam debates overshadow 9/11 events
• Schools in Greene seeing less bingo cash
• Breaking the ‘GameDay jinx'
• Around town 9/10
• Car driver remains in intensive care
• Gadsden man charged in string of house fires
• Meth labs found on Lookout Mountain
• 3 cases of encephalitis in horses in SW Alabama
• 4 municipalities sue BP
• Board may alter discipline options
• Bentley, Sparks exchange remarks over business plans
• Regional airport awarded $1M grant
• Salvation Army marks 100 years in Tuscaloosa with expanded role
• Copy of Quran only book saved from Union’s 1865 burning of UA
• Ad shows Bentley’s remarks on lottery
• Parents back K-5 change
• Now retired in Tuscaloosa, Joab Thomas once held the title of president at UA and Penn State
• NWS expects humid day, rainy game night
• Wikipedia’s co-founder speaks at UA
• Minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Around town 9/9
• Official proposes anti-double dipping policy
• Guardrail repair set for Alabama Highway 69
• Electronic recycling day set for Sept. 22
• Warning issued about counterfeit UA tickets
• Tuscaloosa plans Sister Cities sculpture
• Northport to hold 9/11 prayer service
• New Literacy Council leader has goal of fully literate community
• Fayette official’s new job opposed
• Bus bomb threat turns out to be fake
• Two-year college chancellor apologizes
• General supports Sparks’ lottery, job creation plans
• Concerns preceded Gulf blast
• Neighbors say man wanted explosion to kill all
• Bentley, Sparks trade remarks over business plans
• Co-workers recall kindness of doctor killed in bike wreck
• Tuscaloosa Salvation Army celebrates 100 years
• Statehouse gains would give GOP edge on redistricting
• Fla. pastor says he will burn Quran
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• City may expand Wi-Fi network
• Greyhound bus cleared after bomb scare
• Amphitheater director brings enthusiasm to job
• General supports Sparks’ lottery, job creation plans
• Downtown plaza lures visitors
• Local doctor killed in early morning bicycle accident
• Judge lifts order protecting VictoryLand
• AROUND TOWN: September 8
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Dixons Mills man dies in one-car crash
• Northport experiences budget shortfall
• Four juveniles charged after gun fired near UA
• Public library names interim director
• Correction
• U.S. 82 addition will create Centreville bypass
• Guilty clerk avoids jail
• City schools in strong financial position
• Colleges grab land in down economy
• Van der Sloot concedes extortion
• Obama attacks GOP, pushes jobs program
• Labor of love
• New amphitheater director has Tuscaloosa roots
• Florida church to go ahead with Sept. 11 Quran burning
• Bradt name library's interim director
• AROUND TOWN: September 7
• Ex-commissioner remains free on bond in sewer case
• Governor candidates spread their messages
• ’70s rock giant Kansas to join UA symphony
• Maxwell center works to prevent nuclear disaster
• Wikipedia founder to speak on campus
• Christmas Eve slaying weighs heavily on family
• Report finds money can buy happiness
• Voters choose governor in 2 months
• Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
• Around Town, 9/6
• College News
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Looking Back
• Future hiring will mainly benefit those with specialized skills
• 16-year-old hurt in attempted drive-by shooting
• Bought something online? Ala. wants the tax
• ESPN GameDay coming to UA
• Group urges increase in tenure
• Northport eyes new city vehicle policy
• Gorgas House being renovated; new curator may be sought
• No. 1 Tide opens season with easy win
• Around Town, 9/5
• Military News
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Pets of the Week
• Streets to be swept
• Parents often dread college sendoff more than kids
• Blowout preventer reaches Gulf surface
• Eagles’ Wings competes for $250,000 in online contest
• Program aims to curb teen driving deaths
• Some experts say textbooks obsolete
• Local agencies learn from Katrina
• Hunting season ignites economic engine
• Students bear heavy loads
• Fans in mid-season form for opener
• Lakeside home sites to be auctioned Sept. 10
• Around Town
• Report: 2,400 jobs for needy in Alabama at stake
• State House candidate faces uphill battle
• Golf cart business offers transportation
• Rig fire complicates Gulf drilling debate
• Architect picked for new Bryce project
• Court opens door for raid of VictoryLand
• Shelby letter questions Cahaba River area expansion
• Park’s land sold for Eastern Bypass
• Tide, San Jose supporters descend on city for opener
• Mercedes-Benz hires staffing service
• Labor Day schedule
• Street to be closed for sewer work
• Trestle to be repaired
• Reception honors growth of UA’s real estate program
• Two-year college system weighs computer bids
• Sparks touts gambling as revenue source
• Ax used to detain burglary suspect
• Comic book chronicles astronomy discovery
• Moundville man charged in robbery
• Enrollment at Shelton spikes
• PARA sells land for Eastern Bypass
• Illegal immigrant numbers up in Alabama
• Tuscaloosa man to introduce golf cart shuttle service
• Wildlife refuge expansion opposed
• Getting around on gameday
• No leak found after oil rig explosion
• Earl still powerful as it smacks N.C.
• Around town 9/3
• Game means city will be Labor Day destination
• Telephone scammers target Tuscaloosa
• Tuscaloosa man freed after terror scare
• Meeting to address expansion of wildlife refuge
• SCLC faction loses fight in court
• Tuscaloosa Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Hundreds screened for jury in miner trial
• Telephone scammers targeting Tuscaloosa
• Local Muslims find tolerance
• Gulf oil platform explodes off Louisiana coast
• Around town 9/2
• Alabama holds events to prepare for disasters
• ACRE to hold Tuscaloosa networking event today
• Guardrail repair scheduled for I-359
• Roadwork to affect U.S. Highway 82 today
• County expects revenue to rise in 2011
• Wreck slows traffic on U.S. Highway 82
• Barnes says he gives voters an alternative to Sen. Shelby
• Care trend puts focus on patients
• County delays textbook allotment
• Deputies seize 403 pounds of marijuana
• UA professor to study oil’s effects on anemones
• Mayor says city may be liable for flood damage claims
• ‘Bed Intruder' songster turning fame into future
• Local man held, but bomb plot fears ease
• Ingram's chances for Heisman repeat injured?
• BP spent $93M on advertising after Gulf spill
• Dutch prosecutors say terror suspects freed
• Deputies seize more than 400 pounds of marijuana
• Colbert County woman convicted in husband's death
• Riley makes Friday College Colors Day
• Roadwork to affect U.S. 82
• AROUND TOWN: September 1
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• County school system avoids job cuts
• Ex-clerk guilty in voter fraud case
• Chess master teaches game to veterans
• 15 jobs cut at Stillman College
• GOP judge gives $5,000 to Democratic candidate
• Hale voter fraud trial under way
• Pair caught carting off bridge parts
• Public defender ‘hit the ground running’ before official swearing-in
• Are kids old enough to be playing adult games?
• Siegelman asks appeals court to dismiss charges
• Area students' ACT scores lower than last year
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: Time to turn page
• Flu shot urged for everyone this season
• International chess master instructs at Tuscaloosa VA
• More money for textbooks?
• Tinker pleads guilty to voting violations
• Terrorism suspect recently lived in Tuscaloosa
• AROUND TOWN: August 31
• Streets to be swept
• Guardrail repair on U.S. Highway 82 East
• McFarland intersection work may cause delays
• Annual Labor Day Parade reservations begin
• Alabama man dies after confrontation with deputies
• UA sophomore killed in auto wreck in Opp
• Westover man faces murder charge in father’s death
• Concussions send more child athletes to ERs
• Obama: Post-Katrina rebuilding efforts will not be abandoned
• Sex offenders’ home rules to be re-evaluated
• Fund manager says most oil spill claims lack documentation
• BP says it is staying to help Gulf recover
• Church added to Register of Landmarks and Heritage
• Dining Dollars lawsuit comes years after controversy began
• Southern governors push for more Gulf oil revenue
• Obama: GOP should let small business bill through
• Van Heest sworn in as public defender for Tuscaloosa
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• College News
• Around Town, 8/30
• Looking Back
• Florida man ruled unfit for trial in Ala. stalking case
• San Jose State fans plan to travel coast-to-coast
• Festival helps build a sense of community
• Katrina changed the lives of local residents
• Military News
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Around Town, 8/29
• Dismissed Afghan prosecutor says he fought corruption
• Hwy. 90 shows signs of mixed recovery
• Good Samaritan Clinic to hire new executive director
• Performers, fans honor memory of late blues musician
• Rally focuses on jobs, voting
• Around Town
• Lane closure
• Citizen of the Year
• Auburn may not be able to operate pilot school
• Builder puts emphasis on energy efficiency
• Low birth rate tied to economy
• Cuba adopts free-market laws
• Invasion of caterpillars linked to climate factors
• Kentucky man gets 32 years in prison
• Riley: VictoryLand certificate is ‘fake'
• Bentley, Sparks trade barbs in governor’s race
• Churches help curb criminal hotbeds
• Waldon Tucker earns 300th victory
• Man sentenced to 32 years after multi-state crime spree
• Obama to commemorate Katrina on 5th anniversary
• Tuscaloosa builder builds energy efficient home
• Father, son face each other tonight on football field
• Around Town
• AT A GLANCE: Money available to local nonprofits
• Northport man shot, but stories differ
• Pickens hospital to hold fundraiser Oct. 9
• Agencies can apply for grants
• Police seek to ID man allegedly using stolen card
• Saturday’s pro-bingo rally to include voter drive
• Meeting to discuss fire college chief canceled
• Bill opposed by legislators seen as lifeline
• UA football fans guided to neglected parking spots
• Baumhower’s Wings U to open at Midtown
• Mercedes plans to hire 400-500 workers
• Details unclear in Wednesday afternoon shooting
• New licensing rules aimed at counterfeiters
• Mercedes opens expanded body shop at Vance plant
• Alabama Fire College director will not be removed
• Tuscaloosa in the running for GE jet engine plant
• Tropical Storm Earl forms in the open Atlantic
• Around town 8/25
• Sentencing for former 2-year chancellor delayed
• Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway pact signed
• OSHA eyes 45-minute time lag in ammonia leak warning
• Phoenix man sentenced to 22 years for crime spree
• Council targets pushy beggars
• Alberta post office gets a reprieve
• As GOP war rages, Dems look to profit
• New kind of barbershop has opened downtown
• Tuscaloosa vies for GE plant
• Saban movie premieres in Tuscaloosa Friday morning
• City plans for slight growth
• Red carpet rolled out for Saban premiere
• Downtown barbershop offers more than just haircuts
• City school board chooses Stewart as newest member
• 'Nick Saban: Gamechanger' to open in Tuscaloosa Friday
• Alabama educators fear more budget cuts
• Tuscaloosa man dies in apparent drowning
• School board bids farewell to Duke, elects Sena Stewart
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• AROUND TOWN: August 25
• Three men charged in rape of 16-year-old
• Three men sought in home-invasion robbery
• Alabama educators fear more budget cuts
• Police say officer shot family's dog in self-defense
• Houston selected for bingo probe
• Friends, relatives baffled by slaying
• Northport to open lot to football fans’ RVs
• Sherrod rejects return to Ag agency
• Road resurfacing
• Installing signals
• Streets to be swept
• Details emerge in 2007 Mayfield killing
• Transocean official recalls 'confusion' about test
• Riley celebrates efforts in Black Belt
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Ag agency
• Tuscaloosa eggs safe to eat
• Northport to use downtown lot for RV parking
• Board delays Woodlands decision
• Three charged in weekend rape
• Supplies reach Chilean miners; now, the wait
• Police: Officer shot dog in self-defense
• Pack leaves Tuscaloosa library
• Two shot in robbery, police search for suspects
• Federal court ruling halts caregiver choices based on race
• AROUND TOWN: August 24
• 8 apply for seat on school board
• VA hosting free job fair for veterans, their family
• Former students sue UA over Dining Dollars
• Energy-savings loans to begin in December
• Limestone police find body of missing woman
• Hurricane Danielle swirls far out over Atlantic
• Road work on U.S. Highway 82
• Guardrail repair on Interstate 20/59
• Egg recall doesn't appear to affect Tuscaloosa
• Around Town, 8/23
• College News
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Looking Back
• 33 trapped miners are still alive
• AG Troy King’s son injured in church van crash
• UAH president encouraged by enrollment numbers
• U.S. troops in Iraq unlikely to resume combat duties
• Educators expect more cuts in budget
• Lt. governor candidates face off over gambling
• Consignment shop to offer baking tools
• Maddox wrestles with city budget
• Oil spill investigators focus on communication
• Jewish student center gets new location, new start
• Hurricane Danielle forms in Atlantic
• Campaign raising funds to honor past Bryce patients
• Eight people vie District 3 school board post
• Library director resigns after more than a decade
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Around Town, 8/22
• Country clubs struggling to stay afloat
• Doctor uses voter drives to influence politics
• Iran opens first nuclear power plant
• Tailgating event to benefit Sprayberry
• City examines flooding claims
• Project designed to help fifth-graders
• Rural junk law has flaw: no policing
• Sherrod, NAACP chief publicly reconcile in Epes
• Military News
• Crimsonettes to celebrate 40th year
• School janitor charged with sexual abuse
• Dying victim points out assailant
• Spence qualifies for DA ballot in Nov.
• Sugar Bowl halftime show will feature Tuscaloosa County High School marching band
• Woodlands developer to seek variance
• State jobless rates down; Greene County’s rises
• More partiers, more police
• Sherrod plans meeting with ag secretary
• Around town 8/21
• Church Programs
• Police searching for credit card thief
• Groundbreaking set for Jewish student center
• Parasite sickens visitors to Alabama Adventure
• Strip mine proposal criticized at hearing
• Former UA leader praises reform effort
• Students’ transfer options limited
• Stolen elephants will return to owners
• FBI tracked suit against Bryant, UA
• UA’s new nursing building opens doors to students
• Closeness to oil spill key to many claims against BP
• TCHS band to play in Sugar Bowl halftime show
• Middle school janitor charged with sexual abuse
• Around town 8/20
• Man sentenced to 17 years in co-worker’s death
• Northside student alleges improper touching
• Riley borrows $124 million from rainy day fund
• Aug. 28 rally planned to protest bingo raids
• Dooley to speak at women’s awards event
• Parents say collaboration needed to boost schools
• City school system begins holding open houses
• Dems seek new candidate for Nov. 2
• Shooting victim says he wasn’t aggressor
• Candidate duped by fake Saban approval
• Elephant statue thefts leave owners frustrated
• Northport unhappy with hotel design
• Middle school employee on leave after allegedly touching student
• County's infant mortality rate lags
• FBI tracked desegration suit against Bryant, Alabama
• Mosque stirs up complicated emotions
• Roy Johnson sentencing to be delayed
• Around town 8/19
• Commission approves water authority swap
• Food assistance clinic scheduled for Tuesday
• Schools to hold summer graduations
• Literacy Council sets date of awards luncheon
• Funding offered for community agencies
• County Commission meetings relocated
• Hearing date set in Forkland road tax case
• Bridge repair work scheduled on I-20/59
• AROUND TOWN: August 18
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• City Council leaves laws on texting, pseudoephedrine up to the state
• Man guilty in fatal DUI crash
• Akron man pleads guilty in 2008 beating death
• Committee approves drainage projects
• Northport deeds community center to First Baptist Church
• Northport leaders unhappy with proposed hotel design
• Blagojevich convicted on 1 of 24 charges
• Democratic candidate drops out of District 62 race
• Gulf surface looks clean, but oil lurks below
• Candidate says she was duped into Saban claim
• Sheriff won't serve himself summons
• Longtime educator dies at age 87
• Developer asks to alter landscape, sign rules
• Governor hopefuls tout a Gulf Coast convention center
• Magazine ranks UA 79th best
• Texas man dies in Bibb County wreck
• Police identify woman killed in Fayette
• Students sweat it out on buses
• Gubernatorial candidates eye new Gulf state park
• Federal funds for schools lacking
• County Commission moves meetings to Courthouse Annex
• Woman found slain in Fayette
• Akron man pleads guilty to 2008 murder
• Northport OKs water rate increases
• Man pleads guilty in 2007 drunk driving death
• UA students arrive on campus from all over the country in record numbers
• Authorities search for the killer of a woman found dead in Fayette
• Nicaraguan man sentenced on prostitution charges
• Train trestle fire's cause still undetermined
• State Supreme Court says gov. didn't interfere in cases
• New TV ad to promote tourism in Alabama
• Correction
• AROUND TOWN: August 17
• Electrical problem caused house fire
• Five arrested for robberies in Gordo over the weekend
• Man sentenced for human trafficking
• Pugh ordered to enter prison by Sept. 13
• Police on lookout for drunken drivers
• Alabama climbs 17 spots in annual magazine rankings
• Montgomery Zoo shows off birds of prey
• First day with a new family
• Research shows effect of teen sex on academics
• Bentley, Sparks eye taxes, benefits
• Fatal off-road crash horrifies fans
• Soldiers' misdiagnoses can have broad consequences
• Interior halts deepwater environmental exemptions
• Engineer lists plans to thwart flooding
• Alabama GOP agenda includes Arizona immigration law
• AROUND TOWN: August 16
• Tuscaloosa City Council Agenda
• College News
• GADGETRON: Challengers catch up with iPhone
• Suspect captured in Jasper car dealership shooting
• Streets to be swept
• Man stabbed at apartments on 37th Street on Friday
• BETTY SLOWE: City landmark was in the way of improvements
• LOOKING BACK
• Speaker tells youth to connect dreams with reality
• With school budgets falling, parents are picking up the bill
• Obama declares Gulf is ‘open for business’
• AG candidates ready to jump into bingo issue
• Hay Dayz fights rain
• Community jobs lost along with Greenetrack's electronic bingo
• A boat ride and ice cream cap Obama's trip to Gulf
• Funnel cloud spotted in Tuscaloosa
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Military News
• AROUND TOWN: August 15
• Pets of the Week
• Reform advocates will be honored
• Democrats confirm Smith’s nomination
• SOUTHERN LIGHTS: What’s so great about modern pop culture?
• Series teaching black history
• Democrats to certify Smith as DA pick
• Tuscaloosa attorney competing in ‘She’s Got the Look’ on TV Land
• Gulf official: Relief well still required
• Aliceville residents hope new prison will boost local economy
• Around town 8/13
• Church Programs
• Auditions for talent contest will be today
• Part of Fifth Street to be closed for repair
• I-20/59 guardrail repair scheduled
• 4 men ordered to prison in Birmingham bribery case
• Scottsboro man dies in logging accident
• Economy sees no easy fix ahead
• Riley honors trooper who stopped drug suspect
• Local event honors India’s independence from Britain
• Ala. AG sues BP, others over oil spill
• UA students' early arrival helps Hillcrest
• Duke resigns from city school board
• Home sales fell sharply in July
• Obama looks to boost Gulf tourism with family trip
• Aliceville to get an economic boost
• GM posts $1.3B profit, nears public stock sale
• Ala. reduces Guard presence at oil cleanup sites
• Around town 8/13
• I-20/59 reopens day after collision
• Rain may bring relief from record high temps
• Hay bale artist’s work inspires new festival
• Tuscaloosa man dies in one-vehicle crash
• Federal court reinstates Ala. sex offenders’ lawsuit
• United Way sets goal to raise $3 million
• Woman convicted of killing mother of 3
• Two hurt in wreck on I-20/59
• County schools' metal detector policy may change
• Foes of raid at Greenetrack have charges dropped
• Anti-government ‘sovereign citizens' numbers on the rise
• WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
• Partnership, volunteers to help clean up Holt Lake on Saturday
• United Way Sets 2010 Goal
• Gulf leaders wary over wavering on final plug
• I-20/59 reopens after head-on collision
• Officials investigate cause of one-vehicle crash
• Two people injured in head-on collision on Interstate 20/59
• Around town 8/11
• Federal bailout cuts food stamps
• Justices reject bingo raid
• Club to change name from The Jupiter to The Dixie
• Film shows architect’s outreach efforts
• Gov. turns down Ala. death row inmate’s clemency bid
• Medicaid budget cut under jobs bill
• Glacier breaks from Greenland; may pose threat to commerce
• Trials begin for bingo raid objectors
• Man sentenced for role in murder-for-hire plot
• Arrest made in 2-year-old homicide
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Tropical depression dissipates in the Gulf
• Council approves plan to revitalize downtown
• Charges dropped against 16 in Greenetrack case
• United Way to begin 2010 campaign at Thursday event
• School shooting suspect to be transferred to Bryce
• Alabama farmers markets suffer during heat wave
• Per capita income falls in cities across Alabama
• Tuition plan board looks for investment firms
• AROUND TOWN: August 11
• Students in Tuscaloosa city, county ready for new year
• Review shows drainage needs
• Poole, Allen make their cases
• Alabama taxes ranked among lowest in nation
• 39,000 Gulf oil spill claims unresolved
• City schools set new system priorities
• Per capita income falls in metro area
• New parking lot opens at UA
• ‘Good warrior’ served 23 years in state Legislature
• Wreck on Romulus Road injures 2 adults, 3 children
• New Orleans judge to handle most Gulf spill suits
• OK sales tax holiday sales
• Federal jobs bill includes $282 million for Alabama
• Lanes to close on I-20/59
• Second man sentenced in 2009 murder-for-hire plot
• Fifth Avenue to close
• VIDEO: Bryant-Denny Stadium expansion
• Trials of former Shelton president, business officer won't be until Dec.
• VIDEO: South endzone expansion
• Sipsey Valley students begin new year at new school
• Suspect arrested in two-year-old murder case
• AROUND TOWN: August 10
• VictoryLand shuts down as raid looms
• Tide supporters enjoy the 'Fan Day experience'
• Developer delays annex request to get resident input
• Forced to retire, some are taking Social Security early
• Looking Back
• Nonprofits could lose tax-exempt status
• Quadriplegic pushing to live independently
• State insures against storms
• Va. nun’s death rallies anti-immigration forces
• Around Town, 8/9
• College News
• Temple holds dedication ceremony for UA location
• Five hospitalized after Sunday afternoon wreck
• Gulf relief well down to final, tricky 100 feet
• Video: South endzone expansion
• Victoryland closes bingo operations
• Bentley pledges to unite Republicans
• Defining week for Gulf oil workers
• Eager shoppers feast on tax-free holiday sales
• Kagan becomes one of 3 women on top court
• Program secretly donates food to hungry schoolchildren
• University of Alabama summer commencement
• Around Town, 8/8
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Pets of the Week
• Stadium market to allow public access year-round
• Northport hotel may be built by late 2011
• 10 slain on Christian medical mission in Afghanistan
• Truck stalls on tracks in Chilton County, hit by train
• Alabama man gets life for 4.5-ounce crack sale
• YOUR FAN DAY GUIDE
• ‘Gamechanger’ chronicles the story and success of UA’s head football coach
• BP remove boom from Alabama coast
• Detainees were kept from U.S. court system
• Around town 8/6
• Five arrested in 6-month drug probe
• Nephew charged in uncle’s killing
• Tyson appeals ruling blocking bingo hall raid
• Bevill State employee resigns after buying golf cart, tires
• County school system hires new coordinator
• County offers online student meal payments
• Political forum to be held Monday night
• Drought prevails in nearly a quarter of Alabama
• Religious roundtable talk show to tape episode at Stillman College
• Motorcycle club’s ride to benefit hospice
• Site accepts donation of school supplies
• Free program offered to the sleep-deprived
• Drainage work affects part of Hargrove Road
• Delaware Jackson bought for $10M
• Streak of record highs over for now
• Police Blotter
• Medicare may last an extra 12 years; Social Security outlook not as good
• BP says it might drill again in spill reservoir
• 'Nick Saban: Gamechanger' documentary set for theaters
• Alabama No. 1 in coaches preseason poll
• Man charged after allegedly beating uncle to death
• Around town 8/6
• Group unites to fight MS
• Board hires new principal at Central
• Judge delays task force bingo raid
• UA student a finalist in vehicle safety video contest
• BikeLab aims to help Hale County community
• Victim loses suit against UA fraternity
• Suspect in two homicides detained
• Literacy Council hires director, will be independent
• Sheriff’s substation to open in Lake View
• Four teens arrested after break-in near Herman Ave.
• Authorities warn about bogus e-mail message
• Tuscaloosa sets fourth straight heat record
• Around town
• 18 states endure deadly stretch of steamy weather
• Judge delays task force from immediate casino raid
• BP pumping cement in well to finish 'static kill'
• Schools see positives in AYP results
• Woodlands, city reach agreement
• Ordinance outlines regulations for unincorporated areas
• Over protests, county votes to fine rural eyesores
• Nominees considered for panel vacancies
• City to host state chess competition
• Fire destroys Northport home
• Contractor’s trial delayed until October
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• City committee nixes study of river projects
• School board delays hiring of new Central High principal
• Saban proud of charitable foundation's growth
• Weather service extends excessive heat advisory
• Residents struggle with flood recovery
• City identifies 16 new flood-prone areas
• County Commission adopts limited home rule
• Alabama gubernatorial nominees woo union workers
• Police arrest suspect in two unsolved homicides
• Failing schools plan reforms
• As BP plugs leak, report says most of oil is gone
• Fishing on Ala. coast could reopen within days
• Four teenagers arrested after burglary
• AROUND TOWN: August 4
• Northport to consolidate bank accounts
• Halloween murderer denied parole
• Firefighters investigating blaze in Highland Park subdivision
• BP: Upcoming kill attempt might do the trick alone
• AROUND TOWN: August 3
• Northport residents' water bills may rise
• Intense heat continues, prompting warnings
• Tuscaloosa city, county schools have more failing to make AYP
• Perry County schools perform best in West Alabama
• Gulf seafood declared safe; fishermen not so sure
• Princeton Review ranks Capstone among top 20 party schools in U.S.
• Groups side with Daniel Moore
• Man could face additional charges in brother's death
• Funeral for Army soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Heat can hit lethal point fast in vehicles
• Roger Taylor trial postponed to October
• Tuscaloosa man drowns in Tennessee River
• Man sought in fatal Montgomery shooting
• Some Tuscaloosa residents struggle with flood recovery
• Prosecutor charged with domestic violence
• Nick's Kids funding handed out at annual luncheon
• Lloyd Hall redesign complete
• City, county school systems fail to make AYP goals
• Looking Back
• NWS issues excessive heat warning through Tuesday
• Around Town, 8/2
• Alabama returns to list of top party schools
• Gulf seafood declared safe; fishermen not so sure
• Around Town: Aug. 1
• Sound Off
• Pickens County man could face charges in brother's death
• Task force asks judge to allow Macon casino raid
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Stores prep for sales tax holiday
• Engineers plan to plug Gulf oil well for good
• Adult stem cell research ahead of embryonic
• GOP looks to erase Democrats’ House majority
• 1-year-old dies after she was left in car
• Charity group honors architect
• Kidnapped woman taken to Northport hospital
• Pets of the Week
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• ‘A new start’ to begin at Sipsey
• Clinton weds under high security
• Expanding York program looks for volunteers, donations
• Flurry of appeals linked to DNA law
• Gulf states worry about their image
• Ice cream used to promote reading
• More than 800 dead in Pakistan flooding
• National Night Out Against Crime is Tuesday
• Part of Hargrove to close
• VA center holds event to show support for veterans
• NORTHPORT CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• Federal budget will likely benefit region
• Northport removes bins for recycling
• Oil spill recovery entering new phase
• Surveillance cameras help catch robbery suspect
• Roadwork scheduled near Greene County
• Ala. lifts Gulf swim advisories
• Suicide rate may beat ’09 record
• Suit claims bingo raids thwart black voters
• State justices give OK for VictoryLand raid
• Around town 7/30
• Civic leader retires from Alabama Power Co.
• Film shows Sloss Furnaces’ transition
• Riley sued over gambling in Macon, Greene counties
• Canadian steel pipe facility to open in Alabama
• Some existing firms get money to train employees
• Part of Hargrove Road to close for drainage
• Lawyers spar over where oil cases will be heard
• As many as 6,600 graves mixed up
• Group criticizes Shelby's earmarks
• UA Fan Day set for Aug. 8
• Supreme Court clears way for raid of Victoryland
• Number of suicides poised to reach record high
• Police Blotter
• Around town
• Commissioner who took bribes in sewer scandal sentenced
• Burglar targets Moundville councilman
• Jobless rate in metro area up
• House votes for more equal drug sentences
• Some third-graders to switch schools
• School board wants consultant to help repair ‘broken' system
• 1 dead, 1 charged after chicken dispute
• Ala. girl dies swimming in Gulf off Fla. coast
• Goddaughter: Ala. woman on crashed Pakistani jet
• Jefferson County sits out sales tax holiday
• Opelika woman sentenced in murder-for-hire case
• Oldest garage band in the world’ call Ala. home
• Federal panel asked to consolidate oil spill suits
• Dozens arrested in protests of Arizona immigration law
• Around town 7/29
• Fire and Rescue honors heroes
• Hooper sues to regain job
• Plantation auction canceled
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Tuscaloosa man, 37, accused of rape, abuse
• 4,500 Ala. organizations could lose tax exemptions
• Picnic to be held Saturday for veterans
• Routine maintenance scheduled on I-20/59
• Alabama fails to make final list for ‘Race to the Top’ grant
• UA students create campus website
• Museum named in honor of arts patron
• Police plan to open western precinct
• Push America cyclists bring goodwill
• Police, protesters plan for immigration law
• Congress narrows gap in cocaine sentences
• House approves money for wars, but rift deepens
• Oil causes 2,200 Gulf beach closings, warnings
• Residents clean up after storm
• Federal judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
• City wants data before deciding on flood prevention tactics
• Some 3rd graders moved back to primary schools
• Board told to prioritize textbooks
• Alabama again fails to make 'Race to Top' finals
• AROUND TOWN: July 28
• Project connecting Corridor X to I-65 to cost $168.6M
• Police department to open western precinct
• Ala. near bottom in child wellness
• Cross-country cyclists visit UCP
• Heavy rains cause flooding around Tuscaloosa
• AROUND TOWN: July 27
• I-20/59 maintenance
• Road closing
• Suspect surrenders in engineer's killing
• 1 killed after Ono Island boating accident
• Women seek money lost in Alabama bingo games
• Teacher stops burglary at Sprayberry Center
• Oil spill cleanup brings strangers, tension to coastal towns
• Teenager shoots at, injures stepdad
• Group recruits aerospace industry
• Boys and Girls Club will hold a membership drive this weekend
• Leaks create new doubts about Afghan war, secrets
• National fingerprint initiative criticized by immigrant groups
• New chief says BP will stay committed to Gulf region
• Haunted by a Bible mystery
• BP chief executive to be replaced over oil spill
• Locke: More ads needed to boost coast tourism
• White House calls Wikileaks disclosure 'alarming'
• Teen allegedly fires at, injures step-father
• Around Town, 7/26
• College News
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Looking Back
• Man arrested after bait house burglary
• Four arrested in burglaries at the Links Apartments
• YouTube hits don’t equate to votes
• Northport recycling to begin, for a fee
• What to expect on a Gulf Coast vacation
• Local soldier killed in blast in Afghanistan
• Levey scores lower than in 2005
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• Military News
• Pets of the Week
• Event provides hundreds of children with school supplies
• Around Town, 7/25
• Lane closures expected
• Mass grave found in Mexico drug war
• Duncanville man faces sentencing in two rapes
• Man pleads guilty in 2008 apartment shooting
• Baby Steps 5K raises money for grief counseling center
• Book profiles agents of change
• Artist uses Gulf tar balls to ink editorial cartoons
• Candidates: Bingo giving must be public
• Work at Gulf spill site resumes
• Sound off
• Around town
• City staff declines to address flood issues
• Heat advisory for state as temperatures hit 100
• Coroner: Ala. teenager had enlarged heart
• Huntsville council OKs ban on texting while driving
• Ala. unemployed can file for benefits extension
• 2 killed in Anniston radio tower collapse
• BP oil well work halts as Bonnie hits area
• Suspensions drop in city school system
• Store returns to its roots
• Bayou La Batre gets most BP money for oil
• Golden retriever mix is VA medical center’s first resident therapy dog
• Heat advisory for Alabama as temperatures hit 100
• Woodland Forrest principal named
• Jefferson County schools to use grant money for study
• Huntsville school teachers go back to work
• Downtown paving project begins today
• Gordo High School band members plan reunion
• AEA admits role in Byrne attack ads
• AG plans lawsuit over Gulf oil spill
• State prepared for seismic snapshot
• Bridge project nearly set
• Sherrod gets biggest ‘I’m sorry’ — from Obama
• Hope for economy in strong reports
• Council wants answers after flood incidents
• BP, Biden confident in cap
• Alabama picked to repeat SEC title
• Guitar Gallery changes locations
• AROUND TOWN: July 23
• Around Town: July 22
• Sound Off
• VP visits Alabama coast to discuss oil spill
• Mark Ingram humbled by Heisman popularity
• Red Cross offers preparedness classes
• Uniforms would put focus on personality
• Charities got about 1 percent of VictoryLand bingo money
• Ex-worker to challenge dismissal
• Three earn National Merit Scholarships
• Heat advisory issued
• Son jailed in father’s killing
• Audit could benefit Northport
• Shelton State tech program helps teenagers explore career options
• Gathering storm halts Gulf oil well work
• Riley blamed for losing scholarships
• Ingram trip cleared by NCAA
• Fans bring buzz of excitement to SEC Media Days
• AEA admits role in runoff ads attacking Byrne
• City backs off stance on flooding
• Greenetrack supporters rally against governor
• Man arrested for killing his father
• Northport may have overpaid workers' compensation insurance
• AROUND TOWN: July 21
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Two teens charged in cycle shop break-in
• Tuscaloosa DA earns leadership post
• BOE details plans for school uniform policy
• Ken Wallis retires as legal adviser to governor
• UA extends plans for utility building
• Political parties consider rule changes
• Tuscaloosa singing group’s song on iTunes; reaches 1,000 downloads
• Re-roofing project will not move forward
• Psychiatric hospital planned for 2013
• Council addresses tree trimming
• Streets near stadium to be renamed to honor coaches
• University asked to oversee Bryce construction
• New complex on hold until flooding issue resolved
• The Woodlands officials: Flooding not our fault
• UA investigating Dareus over possible agent party trip
• City may rename streets after UA football coaches
• AROUND TOWN: July 20
• Northport OKs bid for Mitt Lary Road repaving
• Immunization clinic today
• First Avenue to close
• Director was known for helping those in need
• Northport attorney is first woman to head state bar
• Stillman gets grant for nursing students
• Bryant High welcomes new principal
• Greene County resident turns 101
• Gel proves helpful with AIDS prevention
• Oil, gas leaking from cap on well
• Dems set on jobless benefits extension
• 2 men arrested in alleged attempted rape
• Economy shouldn’t hurt amphitheater
• Local church introduces new chapel to pray in
• Well cap kept shut despite possible seeping nearby
• Remembering the trolley line
• 60 votes in place, Democrats ready to extend jobs money
• Sparks proposes gift ban for Ala. governor's staff
• Officials: Oil, gas leaking from cap on ruptured well
• Tuscaloosa City Council agenda
• Around Town 7/19
• College News
• Looking Back
• Patch could be used for vaccines
• Federal job training doesn’t necessarily lead to jobs
• Most Afghans lack services after years of work
• About 100 people gather to pray for Gulf region
• Man charged with kidnapping teen at gunpoint
• Woman says she was raped at vacant apartment
• Bentley: recount ‘was a blessing’
• Jobs a top issue for next governor
• Around Town 7/18
• Military News
• Marriage Licenses and Divorces
• UNA to end Alabama Public Radio contract
• Demand grows for adults to guide Girl Scout troops
• Mexican cartel executes terror attack
• Lack of limbs doesn't keep child from the pool
• Theatre Tuscaloosa does its very best with ‘Joseph’
• Scrushy seeks release on bond
• Oil well observed; no signs of leak yet
• Credit agency rated Stillman stable
• Gun buyback program is 'a huge success'
• UA plans to extend Moore’s contract
• 94 charged in Medicare scams totaling $251M
• W. Ala. jobless rate rises; state’s drops
• Video game cover has Tebow's tears
• Protesters blame Riley for loss of Greene County jobs
• Around town 7/17
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Two found dead at St. Clair County farm
• Dale County sheriff says drugs involved in shootout
• Gambling machines seized in Walker County
• Korean-based firm puts first U.S. plant in Alabama
• Tigers’ Deese named CPL All-Star
• TBS to air Steinbrenner episodes of ‘Seinfeld’
• Weapon may be tied to ’08 slaying
• Video game cover has Tebow’s tears
• A benevolent tradition
• Conference shows men how to deal with turmoil
• Capped Gulf oil well shows no signs of leak
• Senate approves financial reform
• McWane to pay $4M to resolve violations
• BP finally stops oil spewing from Gulf gusher —for now
• Board discusses uniforms, textbooks
• Greenetrack ex-workers to rally in Montgomery
• Bingo backers seek economic justice, support Sparks for governor
• Witt: University plans to extend Mal Moore's contract
• Witt: University plans to extend Mal Moore's contract
• Around town 7/15
• Brookwood-Sago mine safety grants offered
• Memorial proposed for deceased school teachers
• Walk to raise money for child with illness
• Hubbert stepping down as Ala. Democratic Party head
• Burglary suspect nabbed at bait house
• Program teaches tech skills to seniors
• Facility’s expansion to create 30 jobs
• Bicycle group praises city
• Matching roofs will cost $30K
• TA plans scholars program
• Unemployment aid sent to jobless in Greene County
• Panel votes for limit on drug for diabetes
• Some preventive care to have no out-of-pocket cost
• After delay, BP tests new cap
• AEA's Hubbert stepping down as Democratic officer
• Bentley triumphs over GOP establishment
• BP: No oil leaking into Gulf of Mexico from busted well
• A governor from Tuscaloosa could bring opportunities, prestige to the area
• Man charged with burglary after breaking into bait house
• AROUND TOWN: July 15
• Toddler found drowned in backyard pond
• Official tells about bill-writing process
• Rainbow City woman sentenced in fraud case
• Florala returning portion of federal sidewalk grant
• Ga., Ala. get federal funds for outsourced workers
• Maintenance set for I-359
• Surgeon general visits Alabama bayou as spill ills increase
• Linden woman sentenced in Hale Footwash killing
• Clark to succeed Hatter as Sumter sheriff
• 27 schools side with UA in sports artist lawsuit
• City leaders want to boost 15th Street
• Public defender retires after 17 years in office
• BP testing delayed on Gulf oil fix
• Bentley to face Sparks in November 2 general election
• Sewell one step closer to making history
• Bentley, supporters revel in hard-fought victory
• Tuscaloosa City Council Action
• Alabama GOP runoff turnout nearly equals primary
• AROUND TOWN: July 14
• BP will begin testing new cap over Gulf oil leak
• Convicted sex offender on probation accused of rape
• Unemployment aid sent to jobless in Greene County
• Job counselors to assist Greenetrack workers
• Bank ordered to turn over Scrushy confidant’s records
• BP unsure well will be capped after feds object
• Sumter, Coosa school systems eligible for state help
• City considers improving industrial park
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