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HERNDON, Va. — Huntsville-based Pinnacle Solutions has been awarded a $369 million contract for the Air Force’s T-7A training program, the company announced today. Pinnacle Solutions is a subsidiary of […]

DEMOPOLIS — The Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences is broadening its statewide recruitment push for the first freshman class with an added opportunity for Alabama families: Live, virtual information (Zoom) […]

TUSCALOOSA — Citing his CPA background, the Alabama House Republican Caucus unanimously elected State Rep. Kerry “Bubba” Underwood to serve as treasurer. The action came during the group’s annual policy retreat […]

HUNTSVILLE — When temperatures in Huntsville are still hitting 80-plus degrees during the build, it might seem impossible for an outdoor ice skating rink to appear in the heart of […]

DECATUR – “We didn’t work this hard for it to end here.” Jamie Freeman, head coach of the Calhoun Community College volleyball team, isn’t resting on his laurels, nor will […]

HUNTSVILLE – To help a local business “Move Forward,” a Huntsville digital marketing agency is offering the opportunity and $15,000 in services. Move Digital Group has opened applications for its […]

HUNTSVILLE — To commemorate America Recycles Day, Gone For Good will host a shred event for the community this week in the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber parking lot. Items to recycle […]

GUNTERSVILLE — The Alabama Farmers Federation has endorsed Rep. Jeana Ross for House District 27 in Marshall County. “Rep. Ross is an outstanding public servant who is conservative, accessible and […]

HUNTSVILLE – What if your world contained no music? No “Sha-la-la-las.” No “Whoa, whoa-ohs.” No “bop da bops.” You’ve heard rumors of this thing called music, but it’s illegal, and […]

MADISON – Baseball season is just around the corner – Ok, maybe just down the road. Anyway, fans can now lock in their seats for the 2026 Rocket City Trash […]

Honoring the Past, Protecting Our Future

In honor of Native American Heritage Month this November, the Poarch Creek Indians will share weekly stories that celebrate key aspects of the Tribe’s culture, history, and a fresh look […]

RAINSVILLE — It’s a big week for high school playoff football in North Alabama. There will be a matchup of two 600-game winning programs and the AHSAA TV lights will […]

Governor shares Veterans Day message saluting Alabama’s heroes

MONTGOMERY – As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, Gov. Kay Ivey shared a video message Monday ahead of Veterans Day, honoring the generations of Americans, and […]

WASHINGTON – America’s oldest Marine resides in Cullman and was among two Alabama veterans saluted Monday by Sen. Tommy Tuberville on the Senate floor. Tuberville (R-Auburn) recognized 105-year-old Roy Drinkard of […]

FLORENCE – The Office of Military and Veterans’ Affairs at the University of North Alabama is hosting a number of events this week that will culminate with a Rucks for […]

HUNTSVILLE – Drivers should expect traffic delays and road closures in downtown Huntsville today, due to the annual Veterans Day Parade. Street closures along the parade route will occur in […]

BIRMINGHAM – A Huntsville “small pharma” company is the big winner in Alabama Launchpad’s Life Sciences Track competition. Kalm Therapeutics won $100,000 in non-dilutive funding, Alabama Launchpad, a program of […]

HUNTSVILLE – A pair of construction projects totaling more than $52 million at the University of Alabama in Huntsville will take major steps forward following approval from the University of […]

CULLMAN – A Cullman-based IV infusion clinic has been shut down and its owners sued by Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall for allegedly administering unsafe, research-grade weight loss drugs to […]

MONTGOMERY – On the eve of Veterans Day, a state lawmaker who served with the 101st Airborne has been appointed to serve on the Alabama Military Stability Commission, House Speaker […]

LEESBURG — Traffic on Alabama Highway 273/Blue Pond Road in Cherokee County will cross via a temporary bridge during replacement of the bridge over Daniels Branch, north of Leesburg. A […]

MONTGOMERY – Several North Alabama organizations that serve victims of domestic violence will share $700,000 in grants, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. “Domestic violence is a destructive force that tears apart […]

PITTSBURGH — A national tire recycler is opening two facilities in Alabama, including one in North Alabama, following the state’s decision to end the practice of landfilling whole tires. Liberty […]

HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville’s music ecosystem is resonating around the country … and the hits keep coming. The most recent accolade was a No. 1 ranking in Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative […]