Good morning, Tuscaloosa.

The Death by Chocolate fundraiser held yesterday at the Bryant Conference Center raised money for Family Counseling Service while showcasing an array of chocolate treats from local vendors — attendees savored offerings ranging from chocolate covered peanuts to custom desserts.

University students launched Selene Magazine at Druid City Brewing Company on Thursday night.

The new publication replaces the shuttered Alice Magazine and features a cover with Mi’kayla Burton as the Greek goddess Selene while being funded by MASTHEAD’s campaign.

Former editors of Nineteen Fifty-Six launched Sixty-Three at Monarch Espresso Bar Friday to honor early Black student pioneers by revealing its Good News edition to over 50 gathered locals.

The new, independent magazine aims to serve as a lasting legacy as the university cancelled its predecessor.

Residents in Tuscaloosa are reacting today to rising gas prices, noting that higher fuel costs affect their daily commutes and household budgets.

Their concerns continue to grow as discussions unfold locally (with many sharing firsthand experiences).

Dr. Rohan Sood, a professor at UA and director of the Astrodynamics and Space Research Laboratory, and his graduate students developed software used to calculate space trajectories for NASA's Artemis II and previous missions, showcasing Tuscaloosa’s impact on deep space exploration.

With tax day near, Alabama taxpayers will find only the auto loan deduction on their state forms — a rule that differs from other states offering tips or overtime wage deductions on federal returns.

Taxpayers using federal deductions for tips or overtime still may owe state taxes on those earnings.

West Alabama Women’s Center is hosting Black Maternal Health Week to spotlight health issues as experts appear on 105.1 The Block from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. today; sessions with Dr. Stephanie Mitchell, Crystina Huges, Shante Wolfe and Jamilah Channel will follow until Thursday, April 16 — highlighting local care.

Alabama Softball coach Patrick Murphy reached 500 conference wins—a first in SEC history—during a 4-0 win over Auburn on Saturday, Apr.

11. He has led the Crimson Tide (since 1999) to 13 Women’s College World Series appearances, marking a milestone in his long career.

On Saturday, April 11, thousands of fans gathered at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa for Alabama’s A-Day spring game.

Visitors from near and far enjoyed a day of college football traditions and local excitement.

Nate Oats added his first transfer portal player, Brandon Garrison (a 6-foot-10 forward from Kentucky), to the Crimson Tide roster; he will join the team after the 2025-26 season.

No. 8 Alabama lost 3-2 to Arkansas on Sunday in a game that saw strong pitching from Upchurch and Crowther (with the Tide missing key scoring chances) and the team will face UAB Tuesday in Birmingham.

Kentucky Wildcats vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Softball

6:59-10:59 p.m. — Rhoads Stadium — Check event host for latest details — Come cheer on the Alabama softball team as they face off against Kentucky in a thrilling SEC matchup.

Vanderbilt Commodores vs. Alabama Crimson Tide

6-7 p.m. — Sewell-Thomas Stadium — Watch college baseball as the Commodores take on the Crimson Tide in a thrilling match.