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New Northport City Council President named as beach resort advocate resigns

Rachel Seale, Staff Writer March 8, 2024

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to reflect the fact that Sandra Barnidge is a resident of District 1, not District 5. District 1 councilperson Christy Bobo was named the new president of...

Students demonstrate against SB 129 on Wednesday outside the Alabama State House in Montgomery.

“I see hatred in this”: SB 129 passes in state House

Jacob Ritondo and Ethan Henry March 7, 2024

A controversial bill that threatens to upend diversity, equity and inclusion programs in Alabama schools, Senate Bill 129, passed the state House Thursday, inching the bill closer to the governor’s desk.  If...

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Students rally against SB 129 at Montgomery State House

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer March 7, 2024

Students from across Alabama came together in front of the Montgomery State House to rally against SB 129 and show their support for diversity, equity and inclusion on Wednesday.  The rally was attended...

City Council recognizes Red Cross Month, Stillman College cheerleaders

City Council recognizes Red Cross Month, Stillman College cheerleaders

Ethan Henry, News Editor March 6, 2024

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox proclaimed March 2024 to be “Red Cross Month” at the Tuscaloosa City Council meeting Tuesday.  This aligns with the national Red Cross Month, proclaimed annually by...

A “Vote Here” sign found outside of the UA Recreation Center.

Students take to the polls on Super Tuesday

Elijah Doomes and Jacob Ritondo March 6, 2024

Many University of Alabama students cast a ballot in one of the presidential primary elections on Super Tuesday at the UA Recreation Center, even though Tuscaloosa County turnout this year was considerably...

City Council approves project funds and hears from UA Environmental Council

City Council approves project funds and hears from UA Environmental Council

Emma Brandenburg, Contributing Writer March 3, 2024

The Tuscaloosa City Council approved beverage licenses, approved funding for local projects and heard from the UA Environmental Council at its meeting on Tuesday.  Druid City Arts Festival was granted...

Aerial rendering of the Northport water park.

Northport residents say city leaders pushed beach resort plans through despite concerns over the residential area

Rachel Seale, Staff Writer March 3, 2024

Northport residents are shocked after new plans were revealed by the City Council during its Feb. 19 meeting to enter a public-private partnership with developers to create an almost 80-acre water park...

The Tuscaloosa Heart Walk held at the Government Plaza.

Heart Walk celebrates 100th anniversary

Josie Wahl, Contributing Writer March 3, 2024

The American Heart Association hosted its 100th annual Heart Walk at Government Plaza on Saturday.  The walk was held from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and was sponsored by DCH Health System, Harrison Construction...

North Korean defector Yeonmi Park spoke at a UA YAF event.

Conservative student organization hosts North Korean defector Yeonmi Park

Courtney Stringer, Staff Writer March 3, 2024

The UA chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, a conservative student organization, hosted speaker Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector and conservative activist, on Tuesday. Park was at the Student...

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Police respond to vehicle break-ins at Here apartment complex

Maven Navarro, Assistant News Editor March 1, 2024

Witnesses said multiple cars were broken into at the Here Tuscaloosa apartment complex early last Saturday morning. The suspects targeted unlocked cars in the parking garage.  Emerson Robinson, a resident...

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First Year Council seeking to add naloxone trainings in resident halls

Josie Wahl, Contributing Writer February 29, 2024

The First Year Council recently passed an act that will allow naloxone kits to be placed within automated external defibrillator kits in residence halls.   The act is called Project Zero, and the...

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UA students and faculty demonstrate in support of diversity, equity and inclusion

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer February 29, 2024

Editor's note (03/03/2024): This story was updated to include the number of people in attendance at the demonstration organized by the Queer Student Association, Hispanic-Latino Association and the Black...