Madison Underwood

On Tuesday, the creators of ‘This American Life’ and ‘Serial’ will launch their latest effort, a non-fiction podcast called ‘S-Town’ centered on a small town in Alabama.

But which murder? That’s unclear. The title of the podcast is ‘S-Town,’ so presumably it would be set in a town with a name that starts with S.

If only Wanda’s Desk could come to tell her stories.

The incident occurred Sunday, according to the Sumter County Record-Journal.

As college tuition costs rise, it’s natural for students to find ways to pay for their books, classes, or living expenses. And some of them have found it not through waiting tables or workstudy programs, but through, ahem, arrangements.

In the wake of a flap about the Confederate battle flag throughout the South, the City of Memphis is considering removing from a public park not just a monument dedicated to Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, but also his grave.

Birmingham’s new schools superintendent Kelley Castlin-Gacutan will receive $202,000 a year in base pay, plus travel and in-town expenses, a technology allowance, and an automobile allowance, according to her contract.

Which creepy, crawly, slithery, stingy Alabama creature scares you the most?

After 21-year-old Dylann Storm Roof, who frequently posed with the Confederate flag, attacked a black church in Charleston, S.C. last week and killed nine African Americans, the flying of the Confederate flag on government property has become the issue du jour.

The Sept. 15, 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, carried out by Ku Klux Klan members, left four little girls dead: Addie Mae Collins, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson and Carol Denise McNair.