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Newly elected Alabama Democratic Party Chairman Sen. Bobby Singleton brought his push to rebuild and broaden the state party to North Alabama on Wednesday, telling a Decatur crowd he plans […]

From music in the Shoals to college football’s return, North Alabama has plenty happening this week. Whether you’re looking for a night out in Huntsville or a weekend getaway in […]

Cindy Myrex’s path to the Alabama State House didn’t begin in politics. For 18 years, she was a stay-at-home wife and mother. She later drove a school bus before building […]

Ninety years after Jesse Owens stunned the world at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, his North Alabama hometown will celebrate the four gold medals that made him a legend and the […]

After five consecutive years of declining enrollment, The University of Alabama in Huntsville is projecting its first increase since reaching a record 10,000 students in 2020. UAH expects total enrollment […]

The Tennessee Valley Authority is raising what data centers pay for electricity as demand from the industry continues to grow across the region. TVA’s board approved a separate rate class […]

State Sen. Arthur Orr laid out several potential guardrails for Flock cameras in Alabama during a conversation with Yellowhammer News, including warrant requirements for some searches, limits on data retention […]

A Madison aerospace and defense contractor has secured a nearly $133 million U.S. Army contract for its Outlaw unmanned aircraft systems. Griffon Aerospace Inc. was awarded a $132,978,776 firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity […]

Students at the University of Alabama in Huntsville will step beyond the classroom this fall to tackle real challenges facing Drake State Community and Technical College, including how to grow […]

Huntsville Hospital Health System and Marshall Medical Centers have opened a new 32,000-square-foot operations center in Arab that could eventually bring up to 250 jobs to Marshall County. The facility, […]

Madison County returned from the Association of County Commissions of Alabama’s 98th Annual Convention with multiple honors recognizing everything from an innovative community farm to decades of public service. County […]

The USA Patriots Amputee Softball Team will return to Toyota Field next month for an annual Rocket City tradition that puts service, resilience and some serious softball talent on the […]

Behind the gates of Redstone Arsenal, past multiple checkpoints and tightly controlled access, a new intelligence facility has been built around work the public will largely never see. On Tuesday, […]

Nearly 13,000 votes were cast in Huntsville’s municipal election Tuesday, sending City Council President Jennie Robinson and challenger Liliana Peinder to a September runoff in District 3, while incumbents David […]

Family, fellow officers and community leaders gathered Tuesday on Chapman Mountain to dedicate a stretch of U.S. 72 in honor of fallen Huntsville Police Department Agent Billy Clardy III. The […]

Former Auburn and NFL wide receiver Sammie Coates coached Columbia High School to its first football win in more than a decade on Saturday night, a 41-14 victory over Greensboro […]

One of North Alabama’s biggest fall traditions is getting even bigger this year, with Cullman Oktoberfest expanding to four days of German food, music and festivities in the heart of […]

Learn more about Huntsville Utilities Solar Connect Program

As interest in solar energy continues to grow across the Tennessee Valley, Huntsville Utilities is offering customers a new option through its Solar Connect program. Designed for residential and small […]

Allison Ross has reinvented her career a few different times now. Economic development. Media entrepreneurship. Now, healthcare communications. And each time, she’s found the throughline connecting it all. “For whatever […]

Huntsville Hospital Health System and three of its North Alabama hospitals will receive more than $6.5 million through Alabama’s new Rural Health Transformation Program, including $2.8 million to build a […]

More Tomahawk missile production is headed to Alabama under a $41.6 million expansion of an existing U.S. Navy contract. General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems Defense Research Institute Inc. in […]

Polls are open in Huntsville as voters in three City Council districts and two Board of Education districts head to the ballot box today. Voting in the Aug. 25 municipal […]

It’s the close of a chapter in American history that connects 2026 to World War II. Cullman businessman Roy Drinkard died Sunday night in Cullman at age 106. Among his […]

President Donald Trump has put $951 million in the fiscal 2027 budget request to move U.S. Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs to Redstone Arsenal. The money would cover design, […]