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Key Witness In Jamea Harris Murder Case Killed In Birmingham - Tuscaloosa, AL - A key witness in a case that saw a former Alabama basketball player and his friend charged with murder has been killed in Birmingham

Court Transcripts Bring Self-Defense Case For Darius Miles Into Focus - Tuscaloosa, AL - Here's an in-depth look at the last two and a half months in the self-defense hearings for former Alabama basketball player Darius Miles

The small court room in the Tuscaloosa County Jail was standing room only 30 minutes before the scheduled start of the hearing. It was one of those unseasonably warm and humid Alabama February days. The court room was sweltering; when someone turned on the air conditioning, someone sitting in the rows of benches broke the...

The suspect is facing felony charges, says the TPD.

Damage, Debris Left After Wild Championship Celebration Enter your number to get our free mobile app After a dynamite 18th National Championship win for the Alabama Crimson Tide, revelers flooded The Strip near the UA campus to commemorate the victory with a raucous celebration. The streets were packed out from Buffalo Phils to GloryBound Gyro Company as Tide fans danced, sang, drank and embraced in celebration. The Tuscaloosa Police Department and UAPD were both on the scene to monitor more...

Reply Tuscaloosa Police cars disperse the crowds celebrating Alabamas national championship win on The Strip Monday night. (ALDOT Traffic Camera Screenshot) TUSCALOOSA, AL — Scenes showing thousands of people celebrating on The Strip last night have gone viral and been seen by millions, resulting in the city of Tuscaloosa being placed on the receiving end of criticism for not enforcing more strict public health mandates as the coronavirus pandemic rages on locally. Click here to subscribe to...

TPD Sprayed One Can of Pepper Spray to Disperse Celebration Crowd Tuscaloosa Police officers used a single can of pepper spray to disperse the thousands of revelers who flooded The Strip to celebrate the Alabama Crimson Tides national championship win Monday night. In a virtual press conference Tuesday morning, mayor Walt Maddox and TPD Chief Brent Blankley said the department used as little force as possible to clear the streets after a raucous celebration devolved into fighting and widespre...