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Today in TuscaloosaSun., Nov. 1
The forecast is on its wayIt updates every half hour.
- Sunrise 6:09 a.m.
- Sunset 4:58 p.m.
Things to do
220 events in Tuscaloosa this week, from the Tuscaloosa events calendar.
- Arts & Culture‘Pum vculvke enliketv tate’: “The Home of Our Ancestors” Exhibit$8Details
- Arts & CultureArt Exhibit: Jerry Siegel - Uncommon LensFreeDetails
- CommunityArt Sale Fundraising TableFamilyDetails
- CommunityTaco Mama % Night - Supporting Battle of the Bands 2026FamilyDetails
- Classes & TalksLarge GroupDetails
- SportsI Dream Big Charter School vs Empower Community School$7Details
- SportsQueens Royals at Alabama Crimson Tide Womens Basketball$6+Details
- SportsStillman Men's JV Basketball vs. Wallace State CCDetails
6 of 32 events tomorrowSee all 32
Around Tuscaloosa
From The Crimson White, WBMA and 6 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service.
The Crimson White1 hour ago
Saban Center secures state funding to expand STEM education, on The Crimson WhiteThe Saban Center received nearly $252,000 from the Alabama STEM Council to expand hands-on science, technology, engineering and mathematics education for students and educators across West Alabama. The Alabama STEM Council announced the $251,939.59 investment on Oct. 15. The council, which is part of the Alabama Department of Workforce, said the funding will support curriculum...
The Crimson White1 hour ago
University launches Project LIFT program for young readers, on The Crimson WhiteThe University of Alabama is launching Project LIFT, a five-year program to train teachers in 75 rural Alabama elementary schools to help struggling readers, including students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The U.S. Department of Education is funding the project with a $9.9 million grant, and the University is contributing faculty time as cost-share, bringing...
Also reported byWBMA
The Crimson White2 hours ago
Laylah Ali exhibit opens at Sarah Moody Art Gallery, on The Crimson WhiteThe Sarah Moody Art Gallery unveiled an exhibit by visual artist Laylah Ali titled “The Answers to Your Questions: Drawings and Paintings by Laylah Ali” on Oct. 14 that will remain in the gallery until Dec. 11. The exhibit displays works from Ali, whose art uses references from ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and the traditions of...
WBMA3 hours ago
Henry and Gibbs runs wild as Alabama alumni make NFL impact in Week 8, on WBMADerrick Henry scored Baltimore’s only touchdown, while Jahmyr Gibbs rushed for 153 yards in Week 8. Former Alabama players also faced off Thursday night.
thehomewoodstar.com3 hours ago
Developers move closer to releasing proposed plan for old Brookwood Village mall, on thehomewoodstar.comLocal developers are exploring a mixed-use project for the former Brookwood Village mall site, with details expected later this year as demolition continues.
Bama Hammer6 hours ago
Florida State firing Mike Norvell could have Alabama in the driver's seat for top flip target, on Bama HammerFlorida State fired Mike Norvell on Sunday, opening the door for Alabama to land a top flip target.
HooverSun.com8 hours ago
Moss Rock Festival returns for 21st year at Hoover Met Complex, Nov. 7-8, on HooverSun.comThe Moss Rock Festival returns to the Hoover Met Complex Nov. 7-8 for its 21st year of nature, art and design, and smart living.
HooverSun.com8 hours ago
Hoover business happenings: November 2026, on HooverSun.comSee what's happening in the Hoover business community in November.
Also reported byvillagelivingonline.com
Montgomery Independent9 hours ago
Catholic wins battle of 15-1 flag football teams, on Montgomery IndependentNORTHPORT -- Aria Martinez grabbed seven receptions for 66 yards and a pair of touchdowns as Catholic’s flag football team closed out the regular season with its 16th consecutive victory
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