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The Huntsville City Schools Board of Education has voted unanimously to approve a new policy allowing cameras in self-contained resource classrooms, moving the district forward with implementation of Alabama’s Tyler’s […]
For high school athletes and families in Scottsboro, athletic classification isn’t just a number — it helps determine who teams compete against and the level of competition they face each […]
Officials with the University of Alabama System, and the University of Alabama in Huntsville, are praising U.S. Senator Katie Britt and U.S. Rep. Dale Strong for securing federal funding support […]
A public petition is calling on Huntsville city leaders to rename Mars Music Hall in honor of late blues musician Dave “Microwave Dave” Gallaher. Supporters say the move would create […]
When a vehicle breaks down, the repair bill can put jobs, appointments, and family responsibilities at risk. In Huntsville and across Madison County, veteran and mechanic Jon Smyly is working […]
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt announced his nominations of several students from Alabama’s Fourth Congressional District to attend U.S. Service Academies, recognizing their academic performance, leadership, and commitment to military service. […]
A northeast Alabama high school senior is earning national recognition as he prepares for a future in aerospace engineering. His interest in spaceflight was sparked by rocket launches and strengthened […]
Siemens Energy plans to add 120 advanced manufacturing jobs at its Fort Payne facility as part of a more than $1 billion U.S. investment initiative, according to a joint announcement […]
The University of North Alabama will pair a full 12-game football schedule with a historic first this fall — the Lions’ first season playing home games at their on-campus Bobby […]
Huntsville will remain one of just two locations nationwide selected for the U.S. Census Bureau’s scaled operational field test ahead of the 2030 Census, according to updated Census Bureau press […]
A fishing trip on Lake Guntersville turned into a heavyweight story when angler Forrest Winters landed a massive 84-pound blue catfish while fishing with SouthernCats Guide Service — a catch […]
A fatal police chase involving Priceville officer Garry Chapman — the son of reality TV star “Dog the Bounty Hunter” — is now at the center of both a federal […]
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt hosted the second annual AUKUS Defense Industry Forum at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center last week, convening defense and national security leaders from Australia, the […]
Alabama will play an even bigger role in America’s missile-defense industry after Lockheed Martin announced today they will quadruple production of THAAD interceptor missiles. Lockheed reports the company reached a […]
The City of Huntsville has approved development agreements for two major industrial projects that could bring more than 450 new jobs and nearly $200 million in capital investment to the […]
Madison’s dining scene is getting a new wine-forward addition next month, as Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants prepares to open its first Alabama location on February 9 along Highway 72. […]
With winter weather expected across the Tennessee Valley, the Tennessee Valley Authority is urging residents and businesses to prepare for possible power outages and reduce energy usage as colder temperatures […]
Visitors and residents alike are invited to explore the heart of Decatur through the Downtown Turtle Trail, a growing public art experience that blends local history, creativity and outdoor exploration. […]
NASA administrator Jared Isaacman, visited Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville last week as teams there continue work on some of NASA’s most critical human spaceflight programs, including preparations for […]
Alabama-based nonprofit organizations working to improve access to the state’s waterways can now apply for funding through the 2026 Waterway Enhancement Program, administered by the Alabama Scenic River Trail. The application […]
Three long-planned road and bridge projects in Northeast Alabama are moving into the bidding phase, marking another step forward under the state’s Rebuild Alabama infrastructure initiative, according to an announcement […]
U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) is continuing his push to hold the United States Postal Service accountable for mail delivery problems across North Alabama, securing new oversight language in a […]
Alabama has addressed a key offseason need on special teams, adding an experienced in-state punter through the NCAA transfer portal as the Crimson Tide reshapes its roster ahead of the […]
