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UAH expands intelligence and security studies programs to meet Huntsville's evolving workforce needs
As emerging technologies reshape the nation’s security landscape, The University of Alabama in Huntsville announced it is expanding its Intelligence and Security Studies offerings to prepare the next generation of […]
Huntsville is creating more opportunities for local musicians to build careers beyond North Alabama through a series of programs that connect artists with audiences around the country and the world. […]
An Irish couple, known as Amy Jane and Scott, expected a good meal when they stopped at Liberty Restaurant in Scottsboro during a road trip across the United States, but […]
Four Bank Independent employees who have helped support the organization’s operations for years have been promoted to officer positions, recognizing their leadership, expertise and institutional knowledge in key internal banking […]
Five months after North Alabama lost one of its most beloved musicians, Microwave Dave Gallaher’s legacy is finding a permanent home in Alabama music history. The Alabama Music Hall of […]
Alabama A&M University will honor nine former student-athletes and coaches this fall as the school’s 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame class, recognizing Bulldogs whose accomplishments span five sports and more […]
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson met with defense industry leaders during a Birmingham event hosted by Alabama’s Republican congressional delegation, with Huntsville-based Radiance Technologies among the companies represented. Radiance said […]
The Tennessee Valley Authority is rethinking how it will power one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions after concluding electricity demand is rising faster than expected. In its Preliminary Final 2026 […]
Across Alabama, residents aren’t necessarily saying “no” to data centers. They’re asking questions. How much water will they use? Will they be noisy? Where should they be built? And perhaps […]
As Aviation & Missile Solutions continues to grow, the Huntsville defense contractor is promoting one of the executives who helped build the company from the ground up. The company announced […]
Governor Kay Ivey announced Wednesday that Alabama will add 64 new First Class Pre-K classrooms for the 2026-27 school year, expanding access to the state’s nationally recognized early childhood education […]
A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for vandalizing the historic Logan Junior High School. Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry […]
Helping patients recover from chronic and hard-to-heal wounds has earned Huntsville Hospital‘s Wound Care Center national recognition. The center recently received a 2025 Center of Distinction award from Healogics, the […]
A federal appeals court has revived a former Piedmont High School football player’s Title IX lawsuit, ruling that allegations involving a football hazing ritual known as “keying” could constitute sexual […]
A Huntsville nonprofit founder’s request to bring children from his community service program to help mow the White House lawn during America’s 250th anniversary celebration is gaining national attention after […]
A goose management plan to reduce the Canada goose population at Lady Ann Lake has sparked debate in Madison, with the Edgewater Homeowners Association saying years of non-lethal management efforts […]
Inside the FBI’s Huntsville campus sits what appears to be a small town complete with houses, a hotel, a hospital, a gas station and convenience store, and even traffic lights. […]
Two suspects charged earlier this year in a Madison County murder-for-hire case have been found dead in Cullman County after authorities spent several days searching for the pair following new […]
The saying goes, “It takes a village to raise a child.” On a recent afternoon in Athens, it took a village to rescue four ducklings. What began as a routine […]
A Walker County man with multiple prior felony convictions has been indicted on federal charges after prosecutors say he stole 16 firearms from a licensed firearms dealer in Decatur and […]
Fourteen people stranded in two separate cave incidents during Sunday’s flooding in Jackson County were brought to safety without injury, thanks to a coordinated rescue effort involving local and regional […]
A new national survey suggests residents in Madison feel especially optimistic about growing older and living long, healthy lives. The survey named Madison among Alabama’s top “longevity mindset” communities alongside […]
Commercial construction is helping build more than Alabama’s skylines. According to a new study released by Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama, the industry has become a major force behind the state’s economy, […]
