All News — Page 25

Faces wrapped in boggans line the dark streets, frosty puffs of breath dissolve into the black sky. It’s late November, nineteen eighty something, and volunteers with the Moulton Business and […]

Nighttime resurfacing work along the Research Park Boulevard service roads is scheduled to begin Sunday evening, weather permitting, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation. The project will focus on […]

Arts Huntsville is inviting the community to help name a new kitten sculpture recently installed at Jim Marek Park. The sculpture, titled “Fat Ruby,” depicts a mother cat and her […]

The Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association has launched a new digital golf challenge aimed at encouraging golfers to explore courses across North Alabama while earning prizes along the way. The […]

Off the Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama New acronyms. Same Arsenal. The Pentagon dropped 162 new UFO files on their website this morning ranging from Apollo-era photographs, […]

For the first time in school history, the Bob Jones High School boys soccer team is headed to the state championship. The Patriots secured their spot in the Class 7A […]

High school students interested in pursuing a career in medicine will soon have an opportunity to explore the field firsthand through a program at Huntsville Hospital. The Medical Career Explorer […]

Alabama A&M University is preparing to launch what university officials say will be Alabama’s first Bachelor of Science degree program in artificial intelligence, expanding North Alabama’s growing role in advanced […]

The murder trial of a Madison County man accused of killing a North Alabama tow company owner during a 2023 repossession attempt continued this week as jurors viewed police interrogation […]

Students in the Fall 2025 Bachelor of Science in Nursing cohort at the University of North Alabama achieved a milestone for the school’s nursing program, recording a 100% first-time pass […]

Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle announced his endorsement of State Rep. James Lomax (R-Huntsville) in the House District 20 Republican primary, crediting the House Majority Whip with delivering results for Alabama’s […]

Blue Origin is expanding its Alabama operations again, announcing plans to add more than 100 jobs in the Huntsville area to support growing thruster production operations. The aerospace company said […]

The Rocket City Trash Pandas are bringing back a popular spring tradition, announcing the return of the Big Ol’ Ballpark Fair for its seventh year at Toyota Field. The fair, […]

A growing community festival that blends music, art and local culture is set to return to Huntsville later this month. The fifth annual Camp to Amp Festival will take place […]

UNA Athletics

The University of North Alabama will host a one-day summit for coaches and athletic leaders from across the state later this month. The 2026 Sport Leadership Summit is scheduled for […]

The City of Huntsville has approved more than $400,000 in funding to support local nonprofits serving individuals and families experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing housing. City officials announced […]

A major industrial property in North Alabama has changed hands, emphasizing continued investment in the Huntsville-area logistics corridor. According to commercial real estate data firm CoStar, Cleveland, Ohio-based Weston has […]

A Huntsville-based defense contractor has been selected to compete for work under a new U.S. Army pilot program designed to help small defense contractors meet increasingly complex cybersecurity requirements. Summit […]

The University of Alabama in Huntsville has selected aerospace engineer and veteran higher education administrator Donald J. Leo as its next president, according to an announcement Tuesday from the University […]

A Huntsville Police Department investigation into alleged child sexual abuse has resulted in the arrest of a Huntsville man facing multiple felony charges. According to HPD, the department’s Special Victims […]

A new public kayak and canoe launch is now open at Coosa Landing, marking an expansion of recreational access along Neely Henry Lake. Community members, local leaders and paddling enthusiasts […]

As Alabama barrels toward the May 19 Republican primary, one race in Huntsville has become a flashpoint—not just for the district, but for what kind of Republican Party Alabama wants […]

Strong sales alone are not enough to sustain a business. Managing cash flow, the timing of money moving in and out, is often what determines whether a company can operate […]

What began with a single birth on June 11, 1926, is now a century-long milestone in North Alabama health care, as Huntsville Hospital Health System prepares to celebrate 100 years […]