The service honored those who marched on June 9, 1964, to protest segregation at the Tuscaloosa County Courthouse.

The key event in Tuscaloosa's civil rights history occurred June 9, 1964 when peaceful protesters were tear-gassed and beaten ...

On a sweltering hot Saturday morning in Fort Worth, boys and girls with broad smiles held up “free car wash” signs beckoning ...

WILLIAMSBURG — As part of its Juneteenth celebration, Colonial Williamsburg will be hosting the groundbreaking for the ...

This Sunday marks the 61st anniversary of Bloody Tuesday in Tuscaloosa.

Leaders of First African Baptist Church will be joined by members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Gamma Sigma Omega Chapter along with other churches as they walk from First African Baptist to Greenbriar ...

This Sunday, join us in Tuscaloosa to honor the legacy of Bloody Tuesday with a moving program of music and reflections.