Selma

The number of people killed during yesterday’s massive tornado strike in south central Alabama went up. The devastation in historic Selma led off yesterday’s White House press briefing.

A giant, swirling storm system billowing across the South has killed at least six people in central Alabama and one in Georgia and spawned a tornado that shredded the walls of homes, toppled roofs and uprooted trees in Selma.

Four people were killed and massive damage is being reported in Autauga County and in the civil rights community of Selma by a massive tornado.

The Alabama city perhaps most linked to the state’s fight for civil rights is dealing with the aftermath of a different challenge---a dangerous tornado.

Burst water pipes following the arctic cold over Christmas weekend is making life difficult in several Alabama communities

Alabama’s largest fraternal organization is celebrating its 200th birthday this weekend. The Freemasons of Alabama have nearly 300 lodges and more than…

A Confederate monument stolen in Alabama has been recovered in New Orleans after a ransome note mentioned threats of turning it into a toilet. Two people…

A local civil rights leader is being celebrated in Selma today. Caravans are driving throughout the neighborhoods where pastor and educator Dr. F.D. Reese…

“At that time, we’d been singing songs, we shall overcome, and before I’d be a slave…be dead and buried in my grave,” says Bennie Lee Tucker. He’s seventy…

The Selma City Council is declaring March 15th to be "F.D. Reese Day" in the community. Frederick Douglas Reese was 88 when he died in 2018. He had been…