The US Airways pilot who won acclaim by guiding a stricken aircraft to a safe landing in the Hudson River will be honored by an organization that represents Medal of Honor recipients.
Mobile Alabama's Mardi Gras is the oldest annual carnival celebration in the United States, having begun in 1703. The city of New Orleans was not founded until 1718.
Jeffrey Paulk believes in downtown so much that he not only moved his business there, but also built a place for his wife's shop and will soon live there.
Visit the Soul Soldiers special exhibition at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute through the end of the year.
Come on out to the great town of Rockford for their annual Town and Country Holiday Market.
An Alabama Army National Guard unit that shipped out to Iraq last December is due back home in just a few days. Their homecoming is highly anticipated.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. worked tirelessly to help blacks gain full civil rights. Today, all citizens of Alabama have equal rights, regardless of color.
After debuting with a 7-6 record in 2007, Nick Saban led the Tide to a 12-0 start and No. 1 ranking last fall. This season, 'Bama is 6-0 and in search of a National Championship.
The annual Scarecrow Trail at Huntsville Botanical Garden includes over 100 creative, unusual, and ingenious scarecrows.
The State of Alabama is committed to helping encourage increased employment opportunities within the state for the entertainment industry.
Huntsville independent film director Jurian Isabelle’s hour-long drama, Veils of Color, has been selected as an Official Entry in the International Black Film Festival in Nashville, which runs today through October 4th.
Did you know that the rocket that first took humans to the moon was designed in Huntsville, Alabama?
The Montgomery Ballet is pleased announce its return to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival this fall with a double bill, Gloria and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.