Ryan Phillips
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Alabama AG Announces Historic TikTok Settlement Worth At Least $100M (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, AL — Alabama will receive at least $100 million from TikTok as part of a settlement resolving the state's claims that the social media company harmed young users through addictive platform features. Click here to subscribe to our free daily newsletter and breaking news alerts. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said under the agreement that TikTok Inc. must pay Alabama at least $100 million within 45 days. He also said the state's total recovery could increase to as much as $300
Tuscaloosa Starbucks Location Closing Amid Wider Downsizing By Company (opens the original)
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TUSCALOOSA, AL — The Starbucks location on 15th Street at 4th Avenue in Tuscaloosa is closing, according to a notice posted on the door and menu of the coffee shop. Click here to subscribe to our free Tuscaloosa Daily newsletter and breaking news alerts The notice, signed by the Starbucks Coffee Company, informed customers that the company made the decision this week to close the location. An employee confirmed the news to Tuscaloosa Patch when contacted at the 15th Street location and said Satu
TCEDA: $3.2B Brookwood Data Center To Generate $131.5M For Area Schools (opens the original)
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TUSCALOOSA, AL — Area leaders announced Thursday that a planned $3.2 billion data center development in Brookwood is expected to generate more than $440 million in tax revenue and community benefit payments over the next two decades, including an estimated $131.5 million for local schools. Click here to subscribe to our free Tuscaloosa Daily newsletter and breaking news alerts The Tuscaloosa County Economic Development Authority (TCEDA) officially unveiled Project Highlands on Thursday, which co
New Alabama Vaping Restrictions Take Effect Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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TUSCALOOSA, AL — A new Alabama law that puts vaping under the same indoor restrictions as traditional smoking will take effect Oct. 1, expanding the state's Clean Indoor Air Act to cover electronic cigarettes and other vaping devices. The law, passed during the 2026 legislative session as Senate Bill 9, amends Alabama's definition of "smoking" to include the use of an electronic nicotine delivery system. That means vaping will be prohibited anywhere smoking is already banned under state law. The
Special Election To Fill Kip Tyner’s Tuscaloosa Council Seat Expected By Year’s End (opens the original)
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TUSCALOOSA, AL — The Tuscaloosa City Council is expected to call a special election in the coming weeks to fill the District 5 seat left vacant following the death of longtime councilor and City Council President Kip Tyner. Click here to subscribe to our free daily newsletter and breaking news alerts. City of Tuscaloosa Executive Director of Strategic Communications Sarah Bridger Gilmore told Patch the council plans to formally call for the special election on Oct. 6. No timetable has been given
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