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HUNTSVILLE — Former NASA executive Jonathan Pettus has been hired as executive director of the Auburn University Applied Research Institute in Huntsville. Pettus worked for 27 years at NASA, where […]

MONTGOMERY — Calling for lawmakers to “meet the moment and put the future and well-being of all of us ahead of tax cuts for the wealthy and well-connected,” 56 organizations […]

MONTGOMERY – Alabama’s fourth-grade students are leading the charge nationally in improving scores during the post-COVID academic recovery, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, commonly known as America’s […]

MADISON – Signs of spring are almost here in Rocket City, as baseball and, for the first time, softball are set to take place at Toyota Field in less than […]

ATHENS — It only takes a spark to light a fire and, for some downtown businesses in Athens, a new initiative is designed to light a fire and “illuminate” their […]

HUNTSVILLE – Following another year of growth, the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville announced its 2025 board of directors, chaired by Lynn Troy, president of Troy 7. As the leading […]

HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville’s housing inventory experienced record growth in 2024 amid a surge of multi-family complexes opening, city officials reported today. While housing construction is not expected to keep that […]

University of Alabama in Huntsville: A Thriving Hub of Innovation, Excellence, and Community Impact The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) is a premier institution of higher education, marked by […]

HUNTSVILLE – In less than two months, Huntsville City FC will hit the pitch for their third season. And, just a couple weeks later, the Boys in Blue will be […]

WASHINGTON – If at first you don’t succeed, try again. And that’s what Sens. Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville are doing in their fight to protect American fishermen. Britt (R-Montgomery) […]

HUNTSVILLE – Boasting a signature menu of nutritious and delicious offerings, it’s only fitting that a restaurant called Grain & Berry is opening on what was once fertile farmland in south […]

HUNTSVILLE – To further strengthen its management team, Torch Technologies said it has promoted four people with the promotions effective immediately. “We look forward to seeing the impact these leaders […]

WASHINGTON – Sen. Tommy Tuberville has been named chairman of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Personnel, his office announced. The subcommittee oversees staffing key Department of Defense military and […]

HUNTSVILLE –– The Tennessee Valley Authority and the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering have partnered to advance cybersecurity education and workforce development across Alabama. The collaboration aims to […]

HUNTSVILLE — Thanks to an agreement between Huntsville and Breeze Airways, travelers will have more opportunities to visit sunny Florida and the lights of Las Vegas. Also, the Big Apple […]

Mitchell appointed Jackson County circuit judge

MONTGOMERY — Matthew C. Mitchell has been appointed Circuit Judge for Jackson County, Gov. Kay Ivey announced.  A graduate of Samford University and the Mercer University School of Business and […]

ATHENS – In an effort to meet a educational and workforce development need while taking advantage of work experience, Athens State University is offerering a bachelor of science in applied management. […]

BIRMINGHAM — Each year, the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama uses data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s annual survey of state and local finances to compare Alabama’s tax collections […]

HUNTSVILLE– The Rocket City will once again be the site of an athletic event expected to draw top athletes from across the United States thanks to a collaboration between U.S. […]

Fraud EDU: Top 5 Fraud Predictions for 2025

Scammers like to repackage tried-and-true schemes with new twists to attack the innocent. Year after year, the descriptions and nuances change slightly, but many of the attack vectors look much […]

Senior from Lawrenceburg, Tenn., crowned 50th Miss UNA

FLORENCE – Thirteen young women shared their dreams, goals, talents, and community service on a stage lit with sparkling stars Saturday night as the University of North Alabama crowned its […]

MONTGOMERY – The “Fix Prior Authorization” campaign, launched in August by doctors with the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, is challenging these insurance requirements that can cause patients […]

HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville is buzzing these days, and with its growth as Alabama’s largest city, planners and public safety officials have their hands firmly on the wheel when it comes […]

NASHVILLE –What happens when you lose your freedom and the people who eventually get it back for you are no longer alive to thank? From No. 1 New York Times […]