On June 18, 1964, a group of Black and white protesters fighting for integration went swimming in the whites-only pool at the ...

Birmingham native and retired police chief and military leader A.C. Roper received a special honor Monday evening. Folks ...

Is sports still the escape we desperately need, so we can keep our sanity? If so, that answer says more about our life than ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he is replacing the top lawyers for the military services because he doesn't think they ...

Anna Mae Robertson was part of the 6888th, the battalion responsible for sorting and distributing two years of backlogged mail.

Approximately a year-and-a-half ago, the Dixonville-Lincoln Memorial Task Force placed memorial monuments at the Dixonville ...

As the nineteenth-century British liberal philosopher John Stuart Mill wrote, “the sacred duties which civilized nations owed ...

Reid said on Sunday she was "not sorry" for going hard on issues like Black Lives Matter, Asian hate, book bans, The 1619 Project and "yes, Gaza and the fact that we as the American people have a ...

Comedian Terrence K. Williams discusses a preacher’s rant about Black Americans being at the White House for a Black History ...

Looney spent the majority of his school years at Lakeview School, the only black school in Marshall County. That’s where he found his knack for sports like football and basketball, his true love.

Sixth graders took the hardwood standing tall and strong as some of history’s most influential African Americans including music industry legends, world-class athletes, and civil rights leaders on ...

The Nashville Zoo at Grassmere is one of the most popular attractions in Music City. But the story of its property is more than just a zoo — a past shaped by generations of families and individuals.