Alabama community colleges will begin offering free artificial intelligence training for manufacturing workers and students following a statewide agreement signed Monday at Calhoun Community College. The Manufacturing Institute and the […]

After Lawrence Medical Center ended inpatient care in 2025, work is beginning on a new facility designed to keep more health services close to home for Lawrence County residents. Huntsville […]

Less than two years after opening in the heart of historic Madison, Bellehouse Event Venue has been honored for the role it and its owners have played in supporting the […]

College students across North Alabama will soon be able to attend Tennessee Tech University at in-state tuition rates, saving more than $2,000 per semester. Beginning in fall 2027, students from […]

Belgreen High School football player Carter Raney remains in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital after a Wednesday evening car crash on his way home from practice, his mother said Saturday. […]

State Rep. Rex Reynolds has been recognized for his work supporting grandparents and other relatives raising children affected by the opioid crisis, an effort that helped turn a pilot assistance […]

Problem solving over problem spotting. Relationships over transactions. Purpose over comfort. And whatever you do, proofread your résumé. The Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Army Aviation Association of America brought […]

Demand at Alabama A&M University’s Bulldog Market keeps climbing. Monica Clarke, the market’s director, said the campus resource is seeing more than 250 students a day. Last week brought the […]

Local bookstore, The Snail on the Wall, is answering the call from Huntsville book-lovers in the form of their annual Books & Brews & Boos: A book fair for grown-ups. […]

For families across North Alabama who need a little help putting food on the table, getting donated food where it needs to go matters. A $350,000 investment from Publix Super […]

When the sun goes down in Athens this October, some of the city’s oldest stories will be coming out after dark. The Athens Haunt Walks and Haunt Wagon Tours are […]

September comes to a close this week and North Alabama is ending the month on a high note. From music goers to gardeners to festival lovers and more, there is something […]

A volcano erupting in an Alabama cattle pasture sounds like the stuff of local legend — but it’s actually the premise of The Volcano Keeper, the new novel from Huntsville […]

The University of North Alabama has landed among U.S. News & World Report’s Best Regional Universities in the South for the fifth consecutive year while adding two new distinctions to […]

Former Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl will be in Huntsville next week for a program focused on substance abuse, mental health and some of the challenges young people face. Game […]

Break out the lederhosen and bring your appetite. Oktoberfest is returning to Redstone Arsenal this weekend with German food, live music, carnival rides and a couple of new ways to […]

Huntsville engineer, entrepreneur and UAH alumnus Mike Wicks is giving $1.5 million to his alma mater, putting his family’s name on a prominent space inside the university’s new engineering building. […]

U.S. Rep. Dale Strong announced that the Department of War has awarded $10.8 million to the City of Huntsville for the Resolute Way interchange, the roadway project that will provide […]

Most Merciful Jesus Catholic Parish started with Mass in a garage, then moved Sunday services to a school cafeteria. Ten years later, the Madison parish is getting ready to build […]

Come hungry and help bring baseball to more Madison athletes. More than 20 area restaurants will take over Toyota Field on Thursday for the inaugural Taste of Madison, a community […]

Alabama A&M Bulldog Bards present the 5th annual Bard in the Yard theatrical performance at The Orion on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. This year, the performers present “Shakespeare in Love […]

The Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama is expanding its education work with a new research center dedicated to studying some of the biggest questions facing Alabama schools, from funding […]

More than six decades after Wendell Gunn walked onto the campus of what was then Florence State College and made history, a new documentary will tell the story of the […]

The “biggest party in the south” is ready to rock on Oct. 1- 4, 2026. For original ticket holders, the festival has been an extra four months in the making […]