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Editor's note: This story relies on archives, interviews, and the book "Scapegoat" by Peggy Allen Towns to trace the Tommy Lee Hines movement against the backdrop of the Justice for
Decatur was rocked to its core by the police killing of Steve Perkins on Sept. 29. Three months later, with a new year on the horizon and a still-grieving community,
A civil rights activist who spent 15 days in the Morgan County Jail after being arrested while protesting remains in north Alabama seeking justice for Steve Perkins and Sterling Arnold.
Thirty people met in an industrial parking lot off First Avenue Southwest at noon on Tuesday and stood in a circle. Many of their faces were familiar to anyone who’s