Government — Page 17

FAIRVIEW – In a few months, Fairview residents will be able to “go back, back, back to Jack, Jack, Jack’s for more, more, more!” Thanks to a $144,500 grant, sewer […]

WASHINGTON — During a hearing on missile defense Wednesday before the House Armed Services Committee, a panel of senior Defense Department officials testified regarding their respective organizations’ progress in developing […]

HUNTSVILLE — To kick start an active and healthy lifestyle while exploring Madison County’s natural beauty, the Madison County Commission is inviting the public to the 100 Alabama Miles Challenge. […]

MONTGOMERY – A trio of North Alabama road projects will receive state funding, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Wednesday. The grants are part of more than $7.6 million in state funding awarded […]

MONTGOMERY – Gov. Kay Ivey set special election dates Tuesday for Alabama House District 12. The seat was held by Rep. Corey Harbison, who resigned April 15. The special primary […]

MONTGOMERY – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced today that the state has filed a lawsuit against social media company TikTok Inc., and its parent company, ByteDance Inc., for exploiting […]

MADISON — Monday night’s Madison City Council meeting saw more than 20 residents speak up after it was disclosed last week that Madison Utilities would discontinue adding fluoride to the […]

MONTGOMERY – Low-income residents in North Alabama will be able to reduce their home energy bills with help through the Weatherization Assistance Program. The four grants of more than $2.5 […]

HUNTSVILLE — As people drive through neighborhoods in Huntsville, apartment buildings seem to be springing up like cotton in days gone by. The multifamily housing can threaten the character and […]

RED BAY — Girder installation is underway on the new Alabama Highway 247 bridge over Little Bear Creek near Red Bay in Franklin County. The $3.3 million project with contractor […]

HUNTSVILLE — What began as a modest transfer of engineers and scientists to Alabama in 1950 has quietly transformed the Tennessee Valley region into one of the most prolific centers […]

HUNTSVILLE — After hearing some boosterism for Redstone Arsenal from Alabama’s U.S. senators, FBI Director Kash Patel decided to pay a visit himself. After all, some 500 personnel will be […]

MONTGOMERY — The city of Scottsboro has received help to alleviate a downtown flooding problem, thanks to a federal grant. A $600,000 Community Development Block Grant Urgent Need grant will […]

HUNTSVILLE – Navy Week has officially set sail in the Rocket City, bringing a wave of sailors to the U.S. Space & Rocket Center on Monday night.  This year’s Navy […]

ATHENS — Mayor Ronnie Marks has launched his reelection bid in the city of Athens.  In office since 2010, Marks was appointed mayor when former Mayor Dan Williams left for […]

MCLEAN, Va. — Boasting a holistic, end-to-end approach to operational technology software supply chain security, RunSafe Security has been named a finalist in this year’s SC Awards in the Best […]

MONTGOMERY — To increase shipping on the Tennessee River, particularly in northwest Alabama, a nearly $1 million federal grant will be used to renovate part of the Florence-Lauderdale Port Authority […]

WASHINGTON — A pair of North Alabama residents are heading to Capitol Hill to serve with U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt. Lucy Allen will join as press assistant and Sam Chance […]

HUNTSVILLE — In February 2007, Sgt. John McCulloch of Huntsville was on patrol in northern Iraq when an improvised explosive device detonated, wounding him. Today, McCulloch, who has long-term health […]

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Valley Corridor will convene in Oak Ridge next month to celebrate its 30th anniversary, bringing together hundreds of science, technology, and policy leaders from […]

WASHINGTON — A report by the Inspector General of the Department of Defense confirms the decision to move U.S. Space Command to Colorado over Redstone Arsenal was “driven by politics, […]

ATHENS – In recognition of National Safe Digging Month in April, Athens Mayor Ronnie Marks has declared April as the city’s Safe Digging Month. At Monday’s City Council meeting, Marks […]

MONTGOMERY – Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded eight grants totaling just over $320,000 to agencies that provide services to domestic violence and sexual assault victims in 14 North Alabama counties. […]

ATHENS — Limestone County’s population is growing fast and exploding like cotton. In fact, Limestone County has the second highest county growth rate in the state of Alabama. Oh, not […]