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With just under two months to go until college football is supposed to kick off, conference commissioners face difficult choices over how to handle the upcoming fall season during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Just one day after the Ivy League announced the decision to cancel all fall sports, three Power 5 conferences make decisions on their own football seasons. First reported by Nicole Auerbach of The Athletic, the Big 10 and the Pac-12 have announced that if a fall season does happen, its schools will …

Keep an eye on your favorite community spots around town because the City of Tuscaloosa's first-ever Pop-Up Farmer's Market is bringing fresh produce right to your neighborhood.

Coming off of the new city-wide mask ordinance, here's a way to obtain a mask for free.

Townsquare Media is excited to partner with the City of Tuscaloosa to provide the firework show patriotic soundtrack on Saturday evening on July 4, 2020, at 9 p.m.

Alabama's Athletic Director Greg Byrne shared photos of the Bryant-Denny construction project today on Twitter, but AL.com's Joseph Goodman paints a different picture of the $92.5 million renovation project. With the prospects of a less than capacity crowd at games this season, it begs the…

According to Andrew Ivins of 247Sports, Dallas Turner will announce his college commitment next Wednesday, July 1. Turner is a four-star defensive end out of St. Thomas Aquinas in Fort Lauderdale, FL. The 247Sports Composite ranks him as the number two weak-side defensive end in the nation, the 10th…

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox is making headlines. Maddox indicated to CBS 42 that should there be no football season this year, the city of Tuscaloosa stands to lose $2 billion. While the economic impact on a a city that depends on football would be enormous, there have been questions about the vali…

College athletes are using their influence to spark changes on their college campuses.