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New Tennessee Valley classrooms funded by state P-3 approach to early learning

Bud McLaughlin - May 16, 2024

MONTGOMERY – As the school year winds down and classrooms are empty, several north Alabama schools will have new Pre-K to third-grade classrooms for...

Ivey announces $500,000 grant to improve Red Bay water lines

Bud McLaughlin - May 14, 2024

RED BAY – Out with the old and in with the new. That mantra was echoed Monday for Red Bay. The city was awarded a $500,000...

Huntsville meets six-month fiscal expectations, extends general fund

Mike Easterling - May 10, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville City Council was given a mid-year update at its regular meeting Thursday night and the report was "fiscal stability.'' City Finance...

Ivey signs landmark ‘Working for Alabama’ legislative package into law

Bud McLaughlin - May 9, 2024

MONTGOMERY – With the stroke of a pen and a unified Legislature, Gov. Kay Ivey signed the “Working for Alabama” legislative package into law...

Ivey ready to sign record $3.4B General Fund budget

Bud McLaughlin - May 8, 2024

MONTGOMERY -- With an emphasis on public safety and mental health care, Alabama lawmakers sent a record $3.4 billion General Fund budget to Gov....

Grant to help increase water capacity in western Jackson County

Bud McLaughlin - May 8, 2024

MONTGOMERY – Jackson County and northeast Alabama are feeling the benefits of the rapid growth of Huntsville. So much, though, that it is causing a...

‘Running on a record of success,’ Meredith kicks off reelection campaign

Mecca Musick - May 7, 2024

HUNTSVILLE - Surrounded by supporters in front of the new Huntsville City Hall, City Councilman John Meredith officially launched his reelection campaign Tuesday for the...

Jackson County to return to Huntsville TV market

Bud McLaughlin - May 7, 2024

WASHINGTON — Welcome back, Jackson County. After being assigned to the Chattanooga Designated Market Area by the FCC nearly five months ago, Jackson County will...

Fort Payne awarded $1M grant to help replace water lines

Bud McLaughlin - May 6, 2024

FORT PAYNE — Low water pressure and leaks may be a thing of the past for Fort Payne businesses and residents. The city has received...

UAH researcher’s paper cited in FTC ban on noncompete agreements

Russ Nelson - May 3, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – When the Federal Trade Commission announced a ban last week on most noncompete agreements, the University of Alabama in Huntsville was cited...

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