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Governor Kay Ivey has signed the Alabama Work Zone Safety Act into law, establishing a new pilot program aimed at improving safety in highway construction zones as officials urge drivers […]
The U.S. Army has officially named its next-generation Future Long Range Assault Aircraft the MV-75 “Cheyenne II,” marking a major milestone for a program managed from Redstone Arsenal. The announcement […]
A new pickleball tournament aimed at combining competition with community impact is coming to Point Mallard Park later this month. The Daybreak Paddle Battle, hosted by the Rotary Club of […]
A new accessible playground is now open at Joe Wheeler State Park, marking a major upgrade for one of North Alabama’s most popular outdoor destinations. State and local leaders gathered […]
Radiance Technologies has been awarded a nearly $150 million federal contract to support modernization efforts at a key U.S. missile testing site. The Defense Logistics Agency announced Radiance received a […]
New accessibility resources are now available at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, thanks to a regional partnership aimed at making one of Alabama’s top tourist destinations more inclusive. The […]
The Nature Conservancy and Bank Independent are teaming up to support long-term restoration efforts in one of North Alabama’s most ecologically important waterways. Bank Independent announced a three-year funding pledge […]
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday signed House Bill 381, known as the Sarah Marsh Heaven’s 27 Camp Safety Act, establishing new safety and preparedness requirements for summer camps across Alabama. […]
Athens-Limestone Hospital has completed its first spine surgery using advanced robotic technology, marking a significant step forward in surgical capabilities for patients in Limestone County. The procedure was performed using […]
Huntsville-based defense technology firm Performance Drone Works LLC has been awarded a $15.2 million contract by the U.S. Army to supply advanced drone systems and support equipment, further solidifying the […]
Turner Construction Company is launching an eight-week training program aimed at helping North Alabama small businesses grow and compete for major construction projects across the region. The Turner School of […]
One of the region’s premier collegiate sporting events is set to return later this month as the Southern States Athletic Conference Softball Championship comes back to Decatur beginning April 30. […]
As Huntsville continues its rapid growth, financial and cybersecurity experts say that same momentum is drawing increased attention from fraudsters. Regions Bank hosted a fraud prevention seminar last week at […]
Crestwood Medical Center has named longtime healthcare leader Kyle Buchanan as its new president, officials announced Wednesday, marking a leadership transition at one of the region’s major hospitals. Buchanan, who […]
The Rocket City is inviting the community to come together and witness a historic moment in space exploration as the City of Huntsville and Downtown Huntsville Inc. host an Artemis […]
Huntsville-based content creator Shalae Morgan is bringing a new concept to the North Alabama wedding scene with the launch of Shalae Morgan Studio, a luxury bridal content studio and real-time […]
Athens Main Street has been recognized with an Award of Excellence from the Public Relations Council of Alabama for its communications efforts following a tornado that struck downtown in late […]
Four astronauts aboard Artemis II have set a new record for the farthest distance humans have traveled from Earth, marking a major milestone in NASA’s return to deep space exploration. […]
The U.S. Space & Rocket Center is remembering a pioneering figure in America’s space education efforts following the death of its founding executive director, Edward O. “Ed” Buckbee. In a […]
Bank Independent is once again rallying community support to fight food insecurity, launching its annual Food and Family Share drive with an expanded focus on helping local families in need. […]
Retired Army colonel and former Huntsville police sergeant Rick Pressnell is outlining his campaign for Alabama House District 2, citing a desire for stronger representation and a focus on healthcare, […]
A new directive from Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth allowing service members to request permission to carry privately owned firearms on military installations is not expected to significantly impact […]
The City of Madison has opened applications for its first-ever Mayor’s Youth Council, a year-long program giving high school students a hands-on look at how local government works. The program […]
