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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 […]
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 […]
Dale Strong earns praise as House committee advances record $1.072 trillion defense spending package
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 […]
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 […]
