Black History Month

Members of the Congressional Delegation descended upon Birmingham today for the Faith and Politics Civil Rights Pilgrimage. The annual event commemorates the ‘Bloody Sunday’ march of 1965 and the passage of the Voting Rights Act.

The influence of Black artists and musicians is present throughout all aspects of American Culture especially in music from Muscle Shoals

Towns says Decatur was home to the first of only two black regiments in Alabama in the Civil War.

Eddgra Fallin took WAFF 48 on a walk down memory lane, in a Huntsville community she knows well, known as Edmonton Heights.

“Coming Through The Fire,” is based on a book written by prominent scholar and writer, Dr. C. Eric Lincoln.

There are books, and movies documenting the lives of so many famous and influential black American figures. But there’s one woman -- turning their stories into quilts.

The UAH history department has established a committee to erect historical monuments to commemorate those who worked and lived on land

One Madison County woman's secrets have finally been unearthed and now her family is finding out how her courageous acts for the rights of Black people.

“Hidden Figures No Longer: Six Black Women Who Made History” will honor Huntsville’s first Black women voters.

Officials say this waiver program is one of several efforts the university is undertaking to strengthen its academic partnership with HBCUs.