Tuscaloosa, United States (Local)
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By: Bryan Henry
) - Westbound lanes on the new Gordo bypass are set to open Tuesday, July 28, by midday, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT). Officials gathered Monday, July 27, to resolve a naming conflict between the new bypass and the existing road before the opening.
) - ALDOT officially opened the westbound lanes on Highway 82 in Pickens County on Tuesday, July 28.
By: Bryan Henry
) - As high school football teams prepare for fall camp, Northridge High School's football team hit the practice field Tuesday, July 28, a First Alert Weather Day, with helmets but no pads, running basic drills and stretches with a trainer nearby.
By: Bryan Henry
) - A new machine at DCH Regional Medical Center is receiving praise from one patient who could benefit from the new technology while fighting breast cancer.
By: Bryan Henry
Congresswoman Sewell said she hasn't forgotten about those 1,200 employees impacted by the coming closure.
DCH leaders said they scan on average about 150 patients per week across all of their campuses in west Alabama.
By: Bryan Henry
As you know, it's hot during those first few weeks of school in Alabama, so we wanted to share tips to help keep your children safe during those days.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - Congresswoman Terri Sewell spoke about the upcoming closure of the BF Goodrich plant in Tuscaloosa County.
A new development planned for the area is a team effort led by a military veteran turned real estate developer with big dreams for Cordova. Developers are targeting the 35-55 age group.
By: Bryan Henry
Tuscaloosa Police have blocked off parts of McFarland Boulevard in that area until further notice.
