Posts by Zachary Austin
Alabama and Auburn will return to Toyota Field next spring for a two-night series that brings four college softball programs to Madison ahead of the SEC tournament’s arrival at the […]
Huntsville is preparing to bring several of its planning, zoning and permitting operations into one digital system through a three-year agreement worth nearly $2 million. Rancho Cordova, California-based Visionary Integration […]
Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle used his annual State of the City address Monday to highlight the city’s continued growth, welcome the arrival of U.S. Space Command and make another push […]
DRY THROUGH TOMORROW: Alabama’s weather will be dry through tomorrow with warmer afternoons… expect highs in the low to mid 70s, which is about ten degrees above average for this […]
Redstone Federal Credit Union and food-relief nonprofit One Generation Away will distribute 750 Thanksgiving meal boxes in Huntsville next weekend, giving local households a chance to put part of their […]
Drake State Community & Technical College is teaming up with a Houston-based nonprofit to help veterans leaving military service find training and career opportunities in North Alabama. The college and […]
A new dental clinic planned for Decatur will give UAB students and residents another place to train while expanding access to care for patients across North Alabama. The University of […]
A million vehicles have now rolled off the production line at Mazda Toyota Manufacturing in Huntsville, marking a major milestone for one of North Alabama’s largest manufacturing operations. The company […]
An Athens wine expert is preparing to take her knowledge of food and wine to an international stage, earning a spot on the judging panels for two major European competitions. […]
Members of the Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will take part in Veterans Day celebrations in Hartselle and Huntsville next month, honoring those who have […]
Two Huntsville research institutions will receive a combined $4.1 million in state grants for projects ranging from cancer research and crop production to aerospace engineering and human performance. Gov. Kay […]
A team of University of Alabama in Huntsville students is working on a problem that could become increasingly important as NASA prepares for longer stays on the moon: how to […]
Two traffic stops in Huntsville led to charges involving devices that can convert firearms to automatic fire, part of a three-day police operation that resulted in nine arrests and the […]
State files third lawsuit against Muscle Shoals Music Foundation over workers’ compensation coverage
The nonprofit that owns Muscle Shoals Sound Studio is facing a third lawsuit from the state of Alabama over workers’ compensation coverage, with officials asking a judge to penalize the […]
Meta’s data center campus in north Huntsville has become one of the company’s favorite locations, according to community engagement lead Henry Thornton, who hosted local media for a tour and […]
Concertgoers heading to The Orion Amphitheater for Billy Strings’ two-night run this weekend will have another option for getting to and from the venue. Strings grew up playing bluegrass with […]
A Madison County judge sentenced Sara Brianne Oleson to 25 years in prison Thursday for the reckless murder of 13-year-old Kallel “Kal” Fox, who was struck and killed while riding […]
Veterans and service members preparing to leave the military will have an opportunity to connect with employers during a career fair next week in Huntsville. The Huntsville Veterans Career Fair […]
The Land Trust of North Alabama is teaming up with Australian-born contemporary artist Charlotte Marie Isbell for CANOPY, a multi-day art experience that places her oil paintings in conversation with […]
Paint Rock Forest Research Center has rolled out a fresh brand identity designed in collaboration with Jacksonville State University’s Department of Art + Design, giving the North Alabama nonprofit a […]
FBI’s Operation Summer Heat nets 228 arrests across Central, North Alabama as violent crime declines
A three-month FBI-led effort targeting violent crime resulted in 228 arrests across Central and North Alabama, along with dozens of seized guns and large quantities of fentanyl and cocaine, federal […]
The University of Alabama in Huntsville welcomed 1,276 new freshmen this fall, marking the third straight year its first-year class has grown. The incoming class includes students from 38 states […]
On Monday, leaders from Huntsville and Colorado Springs sat down together to talk about the future of Space Command. More than 90 people from Colorado Springs — including elected officials, […]
