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A California-based electrical contractor is bringing 160 jobs and a $45.3 million investment to Jackson County with a new manufacturing facility in Hollywood. Gov. Kay Ivey announced Tuesday that Helix […]
Huntsville Hospital Health System is asking North Alabama residents to help shape the future of healthcare in their communities through a survey open now through Nov. 13. The Community Health […]
Brian Lansing Martin was sentenced to death Monday for killing Sheffield Police Sgt. Nick Risner, whose death prompted Alabama lawmakers to restrict early-release credits for inmates convicted of killing someone […]
Huntsville-based cybersecurity company Sentar has secured a new Defense Logistics Agency task order to strengthen the technology infrastructure supporting critical military logistics operations in Richmond, Virginia. The award calls for […]
A Madison man was sentenced to 140 years in federal prison after an FBI investigation uncovered more than 500,000 images and videos of child sexual abuse material, including material he […]
Acting Secretary of the Army Adam Telle toured Anniston Army Depot on Monday alongside U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. Telle, a Northport native and former Richard Shelby staffer, was named acting secretary by President Donald Trump in September. Rogers has represented the depot in Congress since 2003 and […]
A federal grand jury has indicted a Courtland woman who posted on Facebook that she would “put a bullet through” President Donald Trump if he showed up for the Alabama-Georgia game in Tuscaloosa earlier this month, U.S. Attorney Phil Williams announced Thursday. Megan Lorraine Utz, 36, is charged with threats against the President of the […]
Come for the pasta, stay for the truffle garlic bread: North Italia opens Wednesday at Bridge Street
Fresh pasta, hand-tossed pizzas, a little Italian flair and some seriously good garlic bread are coming to Bridge Street Town Centre. North Italia officially opens Wednesday, Oct. 28, bringing its […]
A team of University of Alabama in Huntsville students is working on a problem that could become increasingly important as NASA prepares for longer stays on the moon: how to […]
A U.S. Army program based at Redstone Arsenal is taking aim at a growing battlefield threat, awarding L3Harris Technologies a contract worth up to $60 million to develop a longer-range […]
Huntsville-based Sigmatech Inc. has been awarded a $249.2 million U.S. Army contract to develop and maintain digital capabilities designed to improve decision-making across the Army’s operations. The cost-plus-fixed-fee contract covers […]
The City of Huntsville fired an employee Oct. 21, weeks after she pleaded guilty to stealing $73,225 from a youth sports league serving local children and families. Heather Ann Spier, […]
Alabama is among the strong contenders to become home to the proposed U.S. Space Academy, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman confirmed Saturday in an exclusive interview with 256 Today ahead of […]
A suspicious spot on a lung scan can leave patients with plenty of questions. New technology at Huntsville Hospital Lung Center is helping doctors reach small nodules deep within the […]
Two traffic stops in Huntsville led to charges involving devices that can convert firearms to automatic fire, part of a three-day police operation that resulted in nine arrests and the […]
Dayton T. Brown Inc. has opened a new 104,000-square-foot test and qualification center in north Madison County, expanding testing capacity for aerospace, defense and propulsion programs in the Huntsville region. […]
Athens State University’s ongoing transformation of Carter Hall is getting a $1 million federal boost aimed at expanding workforce development opportunities across North Alabama. U.S. Rep. Dale Strong announced Tuesday […]
Madison County will light up green in November to honor the more than 34,000 veterans who call the county home. The Madison County Commission will illuminate county buildings with green […]
Alabama voters will have a little something extra to show off after casting their ballots in November. Secretary of State Wes Allen has announced a special America 250 “I Voted” […]
Homegrown is best known as the company behind Crush Wine Festival, Dine and Dash, brewery experiences, workshops and more. Always looking for new ways to bring the community together, owners […]
State files third lawsuit against Muscle Shoals Music Foundation over workers’ compensation coverage
The nonprofit that owns Muscle Shoals Sound Studio is facing a third lawsuit from the state of Alabama over workers’ compensation coverage, with officials asking a judge to penalize the […]
North Alabama is full of festive fall fun as October comes to a close. There are still plenty of autumnal celebrations, community festivals and events for all ages. River Clay […]
