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The purpose was to have a space for all the resources in the community can come together to show expecting families who they can turn to for support

Two organizations are coming together to help give the Tuscaloosa more information and resources on suicide prevention.

With Thanksgiving slowly approaching, everyone is probably ready to stuff their faces. Many may be wondering what and where will they eat for the holiday.

D-Bat Sports, a baseball and softball training center with over 150 locations in the U.S., officially opened its Tuscaloosa location this week.

As the state and nation continues to feel the impact of blood shortages, DCH Health System is encouraging the community to give blood.

The Rotary Club of Tuscaloosa presented a $1,000 donation to the choir at Stillman College during their weekly meeting Tuesday afternoon.

As spikes rise during large tourism events, members of the West Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force are informing the public on the signs of sex trafficking.

A Northport family is thankful after a stranger returned a beloved golf club set that was found along Highway 43.

A Eutaw mother, who began a non-profit, Bottoms Up Diaper Bank, expanded the organization into Tuscaloosa, providing free diapers for babies and families in need.

The United Way of West Alabama hosted their annual kickoff luncheon Tuesday where this year's largest goal in history of $4,375,000 is expected to be raised.