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Voters in Alabama’s Fifth Congressional District will have an opportunity to hear directly from Democratic candidates ahead of the May primary during a public forum later this month. The Jackson […]

Schyler B. Burney, an associate with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP, has been recognized by the American Bar Association with a national award highlighting emerging leaders in healthcare law. Burney […]

Gadsden St.

Gadsden State Community College will highlight its growing role in healthcare education and workforce development with two events scheduled for April 27 at its Ayers Campus. The college will host […]

A first look at the future home of U.S. Space Command is beginning to take shape, as the command’s top general unveiled a conceptual rendering of its planned headquarters at […]

The City of Decatur is seeing a notable decline in crime across multiple categories to start 2026, according to newly released data from the Decatur Police Department. Figures comparing the […]

It’s not every day a race swaps running shoes for couches, but that is exactly what’s in store at the Parrots Block Party coming in June.     The Rotary Club of […]

A new partnership between Athens Main Street and the Limestone County Commission aims to restore and reimagine the courthouse grounds in downtown Athens following significant storm damage in late 2024. […]

As electronic payments become more common, financial institutions are encouraging business owners to take additional steps to protect their accounts from increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts. At Bank Independent, officials say […]

Radiance Technologies has promoted Executive Vice President Darien J. Hammett to chief operating officer. In his new role, Hammett will oversee daily operations, execution of strategic initiatives and internal processes, […]

A Huntsville family of four was killed Friday in a plane crash near an airport in South Carolina while returning home from North Carolina. According to the Union County Coroner’s […]

The Limestone County Economic Development Association will host a regional hiring event Tuesday, bringing together job seekers and employers from across North Alabama. The Career Connect Hiring Event is scheduled […]

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen is reminding residents that the deadline to register to vote ahead of the state’s May 19 primary election is Monday, May 4. In a […]

Former Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill is no longer on the ballot, but he has not stepped away from public life. Instead, Merrill says his focus remains much the […]

Over the past four years, the Alabama House Republican Caucus has worked to reduce the tax burden on the people of this state in meaningful, lasting ways. Over $1.5 billion […]

A new global supply agreement involving Toray Composite Materials America is expected to reinforce the strategic importance of the company’s manufacturing operations in Decatur, a key hub for advanced carbon […]

Senior defense leaders told lawmakers that the proposed “Golden Dome for America” missile defense system is essential to counter what they described as rapidly advancing and increasingly complex threats to […]

A Huntsville technologist who spent nearly two decades helping advance NASA’s cutting-edge space technologies was part of a major Hollywood production — serving as an advisor on the blockbuster film, […]

In today’s digital world, scammers constantly invent new ways to exploit trust, fear, and our natural desire to share opinions or resolve problems quickly. Two particularly insidious schemes—fake court summons […]

The long-running outdoor drama The Miracle Worker will return this summer to Ivy Green, the birthplace of Helen Keller in Tuscumbia, offering audiences a firsthand look at one of history’s […]

The Historic Decatur Association will host its annual Garden Tour on Sunday, May 17, inviting residents and visitors to explore some of the city’s most distinctive historic neighborhoods. The free, […]

Drake State Community & Technical College is set to host its 5th annual Jazz in the City event this summer, bringing live music and community support together for a milestone […]

The Southeastern Conference and the City of Madison and the Greater Huntsville area will host the SEC Softball Tournament for four years at Toyota Field, starting in 2027. The SEC […]

A global leader in the design and manufacturing of electronic connectors plans to expand its North Alabama operations in a $500 million project that will create 80 jobs. Japan-based JST […]

ASCTE ribbon cutting

The Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering marked a major milestone Friday morning with the ribbon cutting of its new $12.5 million Sentinel Center, alongside a surprise $3 million […]