5 Years Later

The National Weather Service in Huntsville shared a video tribute on the anniversary of April 27, 2011.

As we approach the fifth anniversary of April 27, 2011, we look back at that day and towards our future with our special video series, "Five Years Later."

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox joined us on the phone this morning to reflect and look forward as Tuscaloosa continues to rebuild following the devastating tornadoes of April 27, 2011

On April 27th, 2011 over 1,200 citizens were injured and treated at DCH Regional Medical Center.

If someone didn't know about the tornado that hit Tuscaloosa in 2011, they wouldn't think twice or even question if it happened driving around our city today.

The five-year anniversary of the April 27, 2011, tornado that hit Tuscaloosa and many more towns across the state of Alabama provides us a chance to appreciate how far the city has come in a short time.

People and businesses across West Alabama are taking time this week to remember the April 27, 2011, tornado, and the city of Tuscaloosa will also do its part to honor the anniversary. The city unveiled a new website aimed at showcasing the recovery process as the community continues to rebuild from that EF-4 tornado...

It doesn’t seem like it’s been five years but then, it seems like a lifetime ago. It may even feel like it happened in a dream, or rather, a nightmare.

As we approach the fifth anniversary of April 27, 2011, we look back at that day and towards our future with our special video series, "Five Years Later."

As we approach the fifth anniversary of April 27, 2011, we look back at that day and towards our future with our special video series, "Five Years Later."