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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 […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama The Britt-Tuberville housing spat Congress is headed into a recess on a low note. No housing bill. No SAVE Act. […]
As June winds down and Independence Day celebrations begin to ramp up, communities across North Alabama are filling their calendars with festivals, fireworks and family-friendly events. Whether you’re looking to […]
Governor Kay Ivey announced Wednesday that Alabama will add 64 new First Class Pre-K classrooms for the 2026-27 school year, expanding access to the state’s nationally recognized early childhood education […]
The Orion Amphitheater has reached a new milestone, earning its highest placement yet in Pollstar’s midyear rankings and securing a spot among the world’s top 10 amphitheaters for both revenue […]
The North Alabama Lions baseball team has received a couple of very special honors at the fourth Annual Rocket City Awards on Monday night in Huntsville. Senior left fielder Nash […]
U.S. Space Command leaders gathered in Huntsville this week for a two-day leadership planning event as the command continued to deepen its presence on Redstone Arsenal and advance plans for […]
Lockheed Martin has unveiled a new hypersonic glide body designed to provide the U.S. military with a more affordable, scalable and rapidly producible long-range strike capability, a program expected to […]
U.S. Representative Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) advanced the SAFEGUARDS Act and a second homeland security measure through the House Homeland Security Committee this week, targeting aviation security funding and the nation’s […]
Redstone Arsenal officials say the upcoming closure of Gate 3 is intended to be temporary as the installation works through unexpected security staffing shortages that have forced changes to gate […]
Gov. Kay Ivey has appointed Huntsville technology executive and entrepreneur Danny Windham to the board of directors of Innovate Alabama, adding one of North Alabama’s most prominent business and innovation […]
Growth in Alabama’s defense presence and a major pharmaceutical facility announcement helped the state earn a 2026 Silver Shovel Award from the business publication Area Development. The awards are presented annually […]
Social media has transformed how we connect, shop, and celebrate life’s milestones. Yet in 2026, these same platforms have become prime hunting grounds for scammers. According to the Federal Trade […]
After reaching more than 500 residents in five North Alabama communities during its first nine weeks of operation, The University of Alabama in Huntsville’s Neighborhood Nursing program is expanding into […]
Alabama A&M University’s 11th Annual Forestry Fair drew more than 300 students from local summer camps last week, turning The Quad into an outdoor classroom where young people explored forests, […]
The field is set for Huntsville’s Aug. 25 municipal election after candidate qualifying closed Tuesday at 5 p.m., with contested races emerging across both the City Council and Huntsville City […]
A new federal contract modification worth more than $83 million will bring additional work to Lockheed Martin‘s growing missile production operations in Courtland, further strengthening North Alabama’s role in next-generation […]
A defense contractor with more than 1,000 employees in Huntsville has been awarded a $35.98 million Army contract supporting weapon systems programs at Redstone Arsenal. The U.S. Army awarded KBR […]
A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for vandalizing the historic Logan Junior High School. Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry […]
After hours of discussion on Monday night, the Madison City Council voted to approve short-term rentals and establish regulations for properties listed on platforms such as Airbnb and VRBO. The […]
Governor Kay Ivey and Alabama Secretary of Workforce Greg Reed announced new appointments to the Alabama STEM Council, tapping leaders from medicine, aerospace, automotive manufacturing, finance, agriculture, and technology to […]
