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MOBILE – Alabama’s inland waterways deliver coal, steel, wood pellets, ag products, petroleum and chemical products to ports up and down the state. And, according to a study, the waterways […]

ATHENS — University of Alabama student Emma Prier of Ardmore, Tenn., summed up her victory tonight by saying, “The trash talking worked.” Prier was one of eight Celebrity Waiters who […]

HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville is going to the dogs. Or, rather, Huntsville Animal Services is hoping the dogs go to you. To help celebrate National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, the […]

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 […]

PRICEVILLE — The Alabama Department Department of Transportation is continuing to assess the integrity of an I-65 overpass that was damaged Monday. The department’s Emergency Bridge Inspection Team will perform […]

NORMAL — And the Emmy goes to … Officials at Alabama A&M are hoping to hear their favorite university at the end of that announcement in June. The university video […]

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 […]

HUNTSVILLE — For high school seniors, the race is almost over. The finish line is nearly in sight. All that remains are  those final steps to graduation day. Diplomas in hand, […]

HUNTSVILLE – Keel Point, an independent wealth advisory firm, has created the Keel Point Professorship in Family Wealth at the University of Alabama in Huntsville College of Business with a $100,000 commitment […]

ATHENS — A mother duck’s feathers were furiously ruffled this afternoon when she found herself frantic over her 10 ducklings trapped in a storm drain in downtown Athens. Athens Street […]

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 […]

DECATUR – Decatur native Katye Coats, an advocate for public education, is running for the District 3 seat on the Decatur City School Board. A product of Decatur City Schools, […]

SCOTTSBORO – It was a high-energy competition with a “relaxed” winner Wednesday for the Singing River Trail Launch Tank. Relax and Release Shampoo & Sleep Spa of Huntsville came out […]

HUNTSVILLE — Well, to those who say, “there’s nothing to do here,” you can’t complain this weekend. And, with the Panoply Arts Festival at Big Spring Park and multiple events at […]

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 […]

SHEFFIELD – A new scholarship partnership with the University of North Alabama will make higher education more accessible and affordable for Bank Independent customers, it was announced today. “This represents a […]

DECATUR –- The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation into all circumstances surrounding the death of John Daniel Scott Jr., the Decatur Police Department said today. According to a […]

ARAB — To meet an increased demand for recreational services from a growing population, the city of Arab broke ground Tuesday for a recreation center. In a partnership with Goodwyn […]

DECATUR — To underscore Limestone County’s emergence as a hub for advanced manufacturing, a $25 million aircraft maintenance hangar is planned for Pryor Field Regional Airport. Aleut Real Estate, a […]

HUNTSVILLE – CFD Research will help take radar jamming to the next generation, so to speak. The Huntsville-based provider of advanced engineering solutions was awarded a contract by L3Harris Technologies in […]

HUNTSVILLE – The annual Panoply Arts Festival returns to Big Spring Park in Huntsville and that means downtown traffic patterns will be affected, including road closures. The festival is Friday […]

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 […]

HUNTSVILLE — After a storied career as Alabama A&M University’s Director of Public Relations, Jerome Saintjones has turned the page – literally and figuratively – with the release of his […]

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 […]