As the civil rights protests of the 1960s spread across America, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. joined Meet the Press to urge his supporters to commit to nonviolent resistance.

With Martin Luther King Jr. Day right around the corner, several cities in the Tri-State are celebrating this important day. Here are some listed events scheduled for Monday. Building a Community Where Everyone Belongs: The Henderson County Human Rights Commission alongside First United Methodist Church is have a keynote speaker for

At St. Joseph AME Church in Durham, a special Sunday service focused on social justice, a cause the church has long championed.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Sigma Upsilon Omega Chapter, NAACP Summerville Branch and other community partners joined together to host a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. town hall called “The Dream in Action: Education,

Parades in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day are expected to impact the daily commute in Beaufort County. Below you can find information on the parades happening in Beaufort County and road closures scheduled for Monday,

With cold wind chills forecast for Cincinnati, the city is opening a daytime warming shelter in Over-the-Rhine for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Gala in Atlanta honors social justice leaders and inspires audience to carry forward King's mission to build community, unite and seek nonviolent ways.

Blen T. from Preston Hollow Elementary wins 1st place at MLK Jr. Oratory Competition, inspiring students to honor Dr. King's legacy.