$6M on the line for Tuscaloosa City Schools as voters gear up to decide on property tax increase
Tuscaloosa voters will decide whether to raise property taxes to fund improvements in the Tuscaloosa City Schools system. If approved, the referendum would increase the millage rate the schools receive.
By Media Reporter Nicole Griffin Crowded events such as concerts and game days can be overwhelming, and Rooted Tuscaloosa is ...
After a public hearing, the Tuscaloosa City Council will consider adoption of the main municipal budgets tonight.
A property tax hike will be used to expand school security, increase teacher pay and provide pre-kindergarten and summer ...
By Reporter Ariyanna Harris Tuscaloosa Oktoberfest will take place this weekend and feature live music, performances, food, ...
An update on former President Donald Trump’s plan to attend the Alabama-Georgia game. A school spokesperson told WBRC the ...
All sports are considered when picking nominees, as long as the athlete was on The Tuscaloosa News' top performer list from ...
All sports are considered when picking nominees, as long as the athlete was on The Tuscaloosa News' top performer list from ...
Sean of the South Live at the Bama; pizza eating-contest to benefit the United Way of West Alabama; Oktoberfest at Druid City ...
Brant. Each week, The Tuscaloosa News' Anna Snyder will be picking and previewing three games each week. Last week, Anna ...
The Tuscaloosa News' Alabama football beat reporter Colin Gay introduces himself to Crimson Tide fans, and to SEC country.
However, the Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa weather team is closely watching an area of interest that could "form this weekend ...
The Alabama Association of Resource Conservation and Development Councils met Thursday morning in Tuscaloosa. Legislative ...
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