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A new shooting facility in West Alabama is bringing nighttime clay shooting to the region this weekend. No registration needed, just show up and play.

Church pews hold more than you'd think. Behind the smiles sit people wrestling with real pain, past mistakes, and the weight of secrets they carry alone.

Mayor Maddox just landed a couple of significant roles with the U.S. Conference of Mayors, putting Tuscaloosa on the national stage.

Hospital beds are filling up fast across Birmingham and the region, leaving some patients waiting days just to find a room.

Brother Scott McCown walked around town with a backpack full of bricks to show how we all carry invisible weight from our past mistakes and regrets.

A Tuscaloosa County judge quickly shut down a last-minute delay request in the wrongful death case tied to the shooting death of nurse Ada Doss.

The West Alabama Food & Wine Festival has raised $356,000 for local nonprofits since it started, and now one more organization could benefit from that generosity.

Alabama's franchise laws mean residents can't buy a Tesla in-state. One Tuscaloosa man drove to Tennessee just to pick up his new Cybertruck.

Someone's walking away with a brand new SeaDoo Spark this weekend, and all it takes is showing up to Bama Buggies on Skyland Boulevard between noon and 2 PM Saturday.

Microbursts have brought down passenger aircraft. Seeing one move across the Alabama sky puts that danger into sharp perspective.