Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 10th of February.
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🚧 Accidents
A woman died after being attacked by a pack of dogs in Tuscaloosa County while attempting to feed them.
🚨 Crime
Luther Bernard Watkins, Jr., accused of killing TPD investigator Dornell Cousette in 2019, will argue his actions were in self-defense in a hearing scheduled for February 24.
A Sipsey Valley High School employee was arrested for having an illegal relationship with a student, facing charges including second-degree rape.
A person was fatally shot outside the McDonald Hughes Activity Center in Tuscaloosa on a Saturday afternoon, according to police.
🎓 Education
The University of Alabama System trustees promoted Sid Trant to chancellor, overseeing a $7 billion budget and furthering the system's mission and stability.
🏛️ Government
The City of Tuscaloosa received the 2025 Audrey Nelson Award for its effective development of affordable housing in West Tuscaloosa, showcasing exemplary use of funds to support low- to moderate-income residents.
🏈 Sports
'College GameDay' will broadcast from Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa for the first time for the Alabama-Auburn basketball game, with a series of events planned for fans.
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Bradley Braves vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball Game
The Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball team competes against the Bradley Braves at Sewell-Thomas Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Safe Spring Break Health Fair 2025
The Safe Spring Break Health Fair offers students educational resources on health and wellness services available on campus and in the community, including free testing and giveaways.
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