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A recent U.S. Department of Justice settlement involving a Huntsville defense contractor is sending a clear message to companies across the Defense Industrial Base: cybersecurity compliance is no longer based […]

Nathaniel Ledbetter and Steve Livingston: Why Alabama's Fourth of July Breakfast still matters

Back in 2014, we had just gotten our starts in the State Legislature, both freshman members who barely knew how to get around the State House. Neither of us imagined […]

Huntsville-based aerospace and defense company Aurex has announced new advancements in two artificial intelligence platforms designed to improve hypersonic weapons guidance and battlefield decision-making. The company said enhancements to its […]

Team USA will bring a roster of 28 of the nation’s top para-cyclists to Huntsville this September as the city prepares to host the 2026 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships, […]

As Independence Day approaches, the Florence Police Department is reminding residents that consumer fireworks are only permitted during specific dates and hours under the city’s ordinance. The reminder comes as […]

Butler Snow LLP will relocate its Huntsville office to the Front Row mixed-use development in downtown Huntsville. The high-profile move marks the latest win for the $220 million project adjacent […]

After drawing a huge crowd for its first World Cup watch party, Timberlake, League & Brooks is inviting soccer fans back to downtown Huntsville this week for another chance to […]

The Huntsville Police Department has joined a regional partnership with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other local and state agencies aimed at improving coordination and response to explosive-related incidents […]

City of Madison officials and the Rocket City Trash Pandas cut the ribbon Monday on a new visiting clubhouse at Toyota Field, completing the latest round of facility upgrades designed […]

Across Alabama, residents aren’t necessarily saying “no” to data centers. They’re asking questions. How much water will they use? Will they be noisy? Where should they be built? And perhaps […]

Festival organizers on Monday unveiled the full lineup for the rescheduled 2026 festival, adding more than a dozen artists, expanding the event to four days and introducing a midway fair […]

For the 13th consecutive year, Bank Independent is partnering with communities across North Alabama to help ensure local students have the school supplies they need for a successful school year.  […]

JPMorganChase announced Wednesday that the Rocket City will be the latest site of a new Chase Community Center as part of a multi-year national expansion of the bank’s community banking […]

As Aviation & Missile Solutions continues to grow, the Huntsville defense contractor is promoting one of the executives who helped build the company from the ground up. The company announced […]

As a prolonged stretch of extreme heat settles over the Tennessee Valley, Huntsville Utilities is encouraging customers to take steps to reduce electricity use and help keep summer power bills […]

Liliana Peinder has officially entered the race for Huntsville City Council District 3, promising a campaign focused on managing growth, strengthening community services and expanding educational opportunities. Peinder announced her […]

Huntsville-based cybersecurity and compliance firm Summit 7 has been named one of the world’s top managed service providers, earning the No. 25 spot on the 2026 MSP 501 list. The […]

Huntsville is preparing for what city leaders are calling a once-in-a-lifetime celebration as residents gather downtown July 4 to commemorate America’s 250th birthday with an afternoon and evening of patriotic […]

The U.S. House Appropriations Committee passed its Fiscal Year 2027 Defense Appropriations Bill on Wednesday night – a $1.072 trillion funding measure that stacks up as the largest defense spending […]

Verus Research LLC has secured a nearly $95 million U.S. Air Force contract to support advanced laser research that will help improve the military’s testing and analysis capabilities.  A subsidiary […]

Students returning to Alabama A&M University this fall will find two longtime residence halls transformed after a nearly $21 million renovation designed to modernize campus housing while preserving the buildings’ […]

Motorists traveling across Alabama during the Fourth of July holiday should encounter fewer construction-related delays as the Alabama Department of Transportation suspends temporary lane closures on interstate highways for the […]

Help Burritt name its newest barnyard stars

Two fluffy newcomers have settled into Burritt on the Mountain, and now the public gets to decide what they’ll be called. The historic site has welcomed two female Gulf Coast […]

The leader of one of Alabama’s largest healthcare systems will help guide hospital policy statewide after being elected chair of the Alabama Hospital Association Board of Trustees. Jeff Samz, president […]