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After largely disappearing from the official agenda last year, the Pentagon’s “Golden Dome for America” missile defense initiative is expected to be front and center at this year’s Space and […]

Gray Media has finalized its acquisition of a group of local television stations previously owned by Allen Media Group, including Huntsville’s WAAY-TV, after receiving federal regulatory approval. The company announced […]

Food, music and community celebration will take center stage in downtown Madison later this month as Main Street Madison hosts its “Taste of Downtown” block party. The free event is […]

According to a report from the Alabama Department of Examiners of Public Accounts, a new state audit is offering a detailed look at internal breakdowns within the organizations that oversees […]

A Madison City Schools art teacher is offering a series of summer camps aimed at helping older students sharpen technical skills and grow as artists beyond the classroom. Mason Overcash, […]

As the first residential building at Front Row nears completion, developers are offering a closer look at what they say will redefine downtown living. During an exclusive tour, co-developer Dan […]

Another edition of the Regions Tradition has come and gone at Greystone Golf & Country Club in Birmingham, and the champion was a popular one among the crowds in the Yellowhammer State. Huntsville […]

Alabama will move forward with its May 19, 2026 primary election as planned despite ongoing legal challenges tied to redistricting, Secretary of State Wes Allen announced Monday. Allen said the […]

HH Ambulance

Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children added a new ambulance to its Kids Care transport program, expanding how critically ill infants and children are moved to advanced medical care across […]

Terri Collins

Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter has formally appointed outgoing State Rep. Terri Collins (R-Decatur) to the Alabama Charter School Commission. Ledbetter announced the appointment Friday, which will continue […]

The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees will meet Wednesday to consider the appointment of the next president of The University of Alabama in Huntsville, marking a leadership transition […]

A $1.9 million road improvement project along U.S. 31 in Morgan County is set to begin today, bringing temporary closures and detours as crews complete safety upgrades and resurfacing work. […]

The Alabama Retail Association is now accepting nominations for its 2026 Alabama Retailer of the Year awards, with submissions open through May 29. Now in its 26th year, the annual […]

State Rep. James Lomax (R-Huntsville) is highlighting tax cuts, education funding and conservative policy wins as he seeks reelection in a closely watched Republican primary for Alabama House District 20 […]

In a region where community still means showing up for one another, the annual Food and Family Share Drive once again turned generosity into tangible support for families in need. […]

Huntsville Animal Services will celebrate May the 4th with a themed adoption event offering free pet adoptions for one day only. The “May the 4-Pawed Be With You” adoption day […]

A weeklong series of yoga classes and wellness events will return to Huntsville next month, offering residents a mix of free outdoor sessions, discounted specialty classes and community-focused programming. Huntsville […]

Britt presses NASA Chief on SLS, commitment 

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) pressed NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on maintaining Space Launch System production and secured a commitment to fully implement $110 million in nuclear thermal propulsion funding […]

Off the Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama No more Mo? Apparently, as our former congressman, Mo Brooks, has reemerged and reintroduced himself on the turf he once […]

Alabama’s redistricting battle escalated Friday after Governor Kay Ivey announced a special session of the Alabama Legislature, signaling a new phase in the state’s response to recent U.S. Supreme Court […]

The 44th Annual Limestone County Sheriff’s Rodeo is back, and organizers are promising one of the biggest celebrations yet. Spanning nearly a week of events — from a downtown street dance to […]

The Alabama A&M Bulldogs are raising their season ticket prices. The cost for fans who want to see all six home games at Louis Crews Stadium is going to be […]

Alabama grocery tax cut

Alabama families always love a tax cut. Starting today, May 1, a two-month grocery tax holiday is now in effect. Governor Kay Ivey is highlighted the measure today as part […]

Tourism leaders across North Alabama are marking National Travel and Tourism Week with a focus on economic impact and new accessibility initiatives, including the rollout of emerging technology designed to […]