Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 8th of June.
Good morning, Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa's free women's self-defense class filled quickly, with sessions scheduled on June 16, 23, and 30 at the Police headquarters and firing range.
City leaders plan another session this summer — details will be announced on social media.
The Tuscaloosa NAACP will honor Sarah Thompson as its 2026 Juneteenth Living Legend at a luncheon at Shelton State Community College on Friday, June 19 at noon.
The event celebrates Thompson’s lifelong work as an attorney and civil rights advocate who championed education and equal justice in the community.
Downtown Tuscaloosa's Greensboro Avenue project is underway at a $4.3 million cost with partial closures near University Blvd while local businesses remain open - work began on June 3.
Residents can visit the Tuscaloosa Area Career Center — at 202 Skyland Drive to explore daily updated job listings that include roles like plant operator, school bus driver, and construction laborer in the area.
Trip Advisor has ranked Tuscaloosa’s top 20 restaurants (ranging from Ave Pub to Nicks) to offer residents a clear guide to local dining favorites.
Alabama baseball will resume its Super Regional game against St. John's today at 11 a.m. after a four-and-a-half-hour weather delay; the Tide holds a 7-2 lead and is one win away from a College World Series bid.
QB Reese (redshirt sophomore) impressed coaches with a fumble-forcing play at the Louisiana Monroe game and will seek a bigger role on defense in 2026 for Crimson Tide as roster changes boost opportunities for new players.
Alabama football added its first special teams player in its 2027 recruiting class when kicker Luke Cody from Lumberton, Texas committed yesterday + he earned a top national ranking and joins a class that recently welcomed tight end Michael Nnabuife.
38 Special Concert
10:00 AM – 7:30 PM — Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater — Check event host for ticket prices — Rock out to classic hits from the legendary Southern rock band 38 Special.
The RNB Brunch Experience
1:30-5 p.m. — Bryant Conference Center — Admission tickets available — Indulge in a unique blend of food, drinks, and a nostalgic R&B music experience.
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