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The 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium opened Tuesday with a message that carried from the first military briefing of the morning to one of the most anticipated updates of […]
The Von Braun Center was buzzing Tuesday morning as the 29th annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium got underway, with giant missiles, drones, military vehicles and some of the defense […]
The conference room at the Embassy Suites in Huntsville isn’t exactly what you’d expect for headline-making defense news. But on Monday afternoon, it was packed with announcements from Lockheed Martin […]
Thousands of defense, military, space and technology leaders will descend on Huntsville this week as the 29th annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium gets underway at the Von Braun Center. […]
Limestone County Democratic Party Chairman Christopher Love has launched a new podcast aimed at providing a Democratic perspective on politics while creating space for conversations across party lines. Love, a […]
Huntsville-based aerospace and defense company Aurex plans to unveil a new secure communications concept during this week’s Space and Missile Defense Symposium, highlighting the firm’s continued expansion into advanced defense […]
When Ranae Bartlett talks about leadership, she rarely begins with herself. Instead, she talks about her father, a sharecropper’s son from Texas with only a seventh-grade education who taught himself […]
The sights, sounds and flavors of Native American culture will return to downtown Tuscumbia next month as the Oka Kapassa: Return to Coldwater Native American Festival celebrates its 24th year. […]
Just months after opening its massive defense manufacturing facility in the Shoals, Hadrian announced Thursday it has raised $1.37 billion in new financing to accelerate expansion of its highly automated […]
Alabama’s statewide network of food banks is urging Congress to give the state more time before new federal SNAP funding penalties take effect, warning that the current timeline could force […]
A dozen nonprofit organizations serving Limestone County received a combined $46,000 Wednesday through the TVA Cares program, with funding supporting projects ranging from STEM education and workforce development to food […]
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Monday that President Donald Trump has nominated Lt. Gen. Francisco J. Lozano to continue serving in one of the Army’s top acquisition leadership roles […]
L3Harris Technologies has completed the sale of a majority stake in its commercial space propulsion, power and electronics businesses, reviving the historic Rocketdyne name while retaining key defense programs and […]
Redwire officials, local leaders and elected officials gathered Tuesday to celebrate the start of construction on the company’s expanded Huntsville campus, a project expected to create about 150 new high-skilled […]
U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) said momentum is building behind his legislation to hold U.S. Postal Service leadership accountable, following the introduction of a Senate companion bill by Sens. Katie […]
Long-Lewis Automotive Group has expanded into North Alabama’s growing automotive market through the acquisition of the former Bramlett Kia and GMC dealerships in Decatur. The dealerships will now operate as […]
Huntsville City Council District 3 representative Dr. Jennie Robinson says she is seeking another term to ensure major projects underway in South Huntsville are completed and deliver on promises made […]
A Huntsville-based defense technology company is poised to significantly expand domestic drone manufacturing after receiving a conditional federal loan commitment worth up to $820 million from the U.S. Department of […]
The 13th annual School Share drive wrapped up this month with more than 6,400 school supply items and nearly $20,000 in total financial impact for children and families across North […]
As Alabama lawmakers begin preparing for the 2027 legislative session, House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter said discussions are already underway on several major issues, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), […]
After more than six decades with the Alabama Department of Transportation, Curtis Lowe is reaching another milestone. The Dutton District administrator, who oversees maintenance of state routes in Jackson and […]
U.S. Attorney Phillip W. Williams Jr. has announced a series of leadership promotions and organizational changes within the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Alabama, including the creation […]
Huntsville’s music industry has grown into a $278.2 million economic driver that supports more than 3,000 jobs, according to a new city-commissioned audit that highlights the rapid expansion of the […]
