The Latest Breaking News from South

The coldest air of the season has the South in its sights and near-freezing temperatures could set new record lows.

The public work orchestrated by Chicago artist Amanda Williams aims to redefine redlining in Washington Park.

LOS ANGELES — Danielle Deadwyler vividly recalls what went through her mind when she learned that she had landed the lead role in "Till," a new film centered on civil rights advocate Mamie Till-Mobley and her fight for justice following the brutal slaying of her son Emmett Till in the…

As schools across the South grapple with teacher vacancies, many are turning to candidates without teaching certificates or formal training

Construction has begun to rehab a McKinley Park building, with 10 apartments and street-level space for businesses.

Tevita Uhatafe proudly wore a Texas union cap and shirt as he marched toward New York City’s Times Square in a rally on Labor Day. Lest people forget where he had traveled from, he periodically unfurled his Tarrant County labor flag to don as a cape.

Southwest Florida is looking ahead toward the long slog of recovering from its first direct hit from a major hurricane in a century

It comes days after North Korea warned the redeployment of a US aircraft carrier near the Korean peninsula was inflaming regional tensions

ATLANTA — After what feels like years in quarantine, many people are looking to take back their social lives — one road trip at a time. For those that live in the South, here are five great locations that are perfect for your next romantic getaway — and for snapping…

North Korea's recent missile tests involved "tactical nuclear" drills to simulate hitting the South, and were overseen by leader Kim Jong Un in response to US-led joint military exercises in the region, state media said Monday. Kim made acquiring tactical nukes -- smaller, lighter weapons designed for battlefield use --…

Kim Jong-un said his forces were ‘completely ready to hit and destroy targets at any time from any location’