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In 2011, 223 tornadoes touched ground in the US, with 62 in Alabama causing hundreds of deaths.
57 people died during the February 5, 2008 tornado outbreak, which caused over half a billion dollars in damage across several states.
321 people died during a four-day tornado outbreak in April 2011, which produced 362 tornadoes and caused over $11 billion in damages.
On April 27, 2011, 62 tornadoes touched down in Alabama, resulting in 252 fatalities and widespread destruction across the region.
Three brutal murders in Alabama are captured on surveillance video, leading the FBI on a manhunt for the suspects who fled with stolen weapons.
Viewers fly with the Apache Longbow and learn about the Blackhawk in Alabama.
Millions of belongings are misplaced at airports each year, with lost items traveling from Seattle to auction houses in Pittsburgh and sales in Alabama.
Deputy Leland Chandler transports prisoners in Fort Payne, Alabama, leading to a carjacking escape.
Two convicted felons escaped from a transport in Alabama on May 21, 1996, leading to a violent crime spree that included kidnappings and vehicle thefts.
On April 27, 2011, Alabama experienced its worst tornado outbreak on record, with 62 tornadoes touching down and 252 fatalities in less than 24 hours.
Twenty-two people named Phil, along with variations like Phyllis and Felipe, gather in Phil Campbell, Alabama, for a unique convention celebrating their shared name.
At 17, John Robert Lewis wrote a letter to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., which led to their first meeting in Montgomery in 1957.
Four bombs were sent through the mail in four days, resulting in the death of Federal Judge Robert Vance and injuries to his wife, Helen.
A cattle drive in Mississippi requires Bubba, Cody, and Booger to move a large herd while managing the risk of damaging valuable soybean crops.
Bubba, Cody, and Booger navigate the challenges of a high-stakes partnership with a wealthy rancher while balancing ranch life and family in Alabama.
In 1989, a group of young musicians from Alabama, known as Freaks of Nature, signed with a major record label while facing the challenges of the hip-hop industry.
Alabama pastor Tim Tillman faces scrutiny and arrest after his wife's suspicious death reveals a hidden lover and a web of deception within his congregation.
Pregnant women in Alabama's Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women face significant challenges that impact both their lives and the well-being of their newborns.
Shanté and Tori Wolfe-Sisson have been together for two years and discuss the fear of discrimination they face as a gay couple in Alabama.
Vicky Henderson, a pioneering Black singer from Alabama, became the first performer in a Black cabaret in Switzerland, overcoming racial segregation and personal challenges.
Since 2010, new state laws have contributed to the closure of about 70 abortion clinics across the United States.
Josh Adams from Auburn, Alabama, reveals his struggle with gambling addiction and daily fantasy sports.
Residents in Lowndes County, Alabama, face a hookworm crisis linked to sewage issues.
Alabama plans to execute Doyle Lee Hamm, a terminally ill man with cancer, by lethal injection.
Jeremiah Smith faces potential treatment bans as Alabama legislators target trans youth healthcare.
15 volunteers prepare to canvass neighborhoods in Alabama as the state approaches a contentious Senate election featuring Roy Moore.
Workers in Bessemer, Alabama, express disappointment after voting against unionizing.
Obama addresses the Republican House shutdown's impact on Americans and military families.
Bill Burr humorously reflects on his upcoming tour in flyover states like Boise and Deadwood, discussing the impact of meth and local eccentricities.
Brent Musburger comments on AJ McCarron's girlfriend, Miss Alabama, during a live segment.
In Alabama, local legends and reports raise questions about the existence of werewolves and their potential impact on the community.
85% of state judges in America are elected, a practice that began in the early 1800s as a reform measure aimed at increasing public accountability.
One in two gay black men in America will contract HIV, a statistic that reflects the ongoing crisis in cities like Atlanta, Georgia.
Quilts from Gee's Bend, Alabama, are displayed in museums around the world, reflecting the artistry and heritage of the women who created them.
Specialists in Alabama use fire to clear hundreds of acres for replanting in a controlled burn.
A train from New York City carrying sewage causes a foul smell in an Alabama town.
The Department of Justice investigates Alabama's prison strike involving 24,000 inmates nationwide.
Jim Gaffigan reflects on his comedic experiences with Hot Pockets, highlighting their appeal among teenagers and college students while performing at Caroline's in New York City.
Martin Luther King Jr. speaks to a crowd in Alabama in 1965, urging them to march together to the courthouse to demand voting rights.
On the day Roe v Wade was overturned, Alabama enacted the Human Life Protection Act, banning abortions and leaving only three clinics operating in the state.
In Texas, nearly 75% of prisons lack air conditioning, leading to heat indexes inside facilities that can exceed 150 degrees during summer months.
Republicans in Alabama express rising support for Vladimir Putin amid a Senate election.
A music radio station in Limestone County, Alabama warns of two F5 tornadoes approaching.
Helen Keller, who lost her sight and hearing at 19 months, became the first deafblind person to earn a college degree and authored over a dozen books.
On May 4, 1961, a bus carrying Freedom Riders in Alabama was violently attacked by KKK members, highlighting the civil rights struggle in America.
The Clotilde brings the last enslaved Africans to America in 1860, arriving in Mobile, Alabama.
Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy are arrested during a 1963 march in Birmingham, Alabama.
Connor Bennett's suicide at a Tuskegee facility raises serious abuse allegations in April.
