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Another multibillion-dollar missile production deal is moving forward as the Department of War pushes to rapidly expand the nation’s munitions manufacturing capacity, an effort that includes Raytheon‘s growing missile operations […]

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HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and the companies based there have generated $5.5 billion in economic impact for Alabama since the Huntsville institute opened in 2006, according to a new study. […]

Grab your paddle and your favorite pink gear because October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Huntsville Parks and Recreation is going pink with the second-annual Dink Pink Pickleball Day […]

Alabama families looking for STEM activities for their children may soon have a new way to identify established programs. Gov. Kay Ivey announced the Alabama STEM Council Seal of Approval on Monday, Sept. 28, the same day applications opened. Ivey hosted Alabama STEM Council leaders in her office for the announcement. The peer-reviewed designation will […]

L3Harris Technologies has received a contract valued at more than $6 billion to dramatically increase propulsion production for the nation’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system. The seven-year contract from […]

More than 80 current and former educators, administrators and school employees have signed a letter supporting Keith Trawick in his campaign for Madison County Schools superintendent, his campaign announced. The […]

Alabama community colleges will begin offering free artificial intelligence training for manufacturing workers and students following a statewide agreement signed Monday at Calhoun Community College. The Manufacturing Institute and the […]

After Lawrence Medical Center ended inpatient care in 2025, work is beginning on a new facility designed to keep more health services close to home for Lawrence County residents. Huntsville […]

Less than two years after opening in the heart of historic Madison, Bellehouse Event Venue has been honored for the role it and its owners have played in supporting the […]

A major project designed to tackle the daily traffic crunch around Redstone Arsenal’s Gate 9 has landed another significant round of funding. Huntsville has been awarded a $10.8 million federal […]

College students across North Alabama will soon be able to attend Tennessee Tech University at in-state tuition rates, saving more than $2,000 per semester. Beginning in fall 2027, students from […]

Huntsville will remain part of the engineering effort behind the U.S. Air Force’s Medusa counter-drone system as the service continues to evolve technology designed to detect and defeat small unmanned […]

The North Alabama Lions finished their non-conference schedule with a dramatic victory, getting to 3-2 by way of defeating Western Illinois 23-20 in a game that took a fourth quarter […]

The Madison County Commission approved its fiscal year 2027 budget last week, moving forward with spending plans that include increased revenue, significant public safety funding and continued work toward a […]

Belgreen High School football player Carter Raney remains in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital after a Wednesday evening car crash on his way home from practice, his mother said Saturday. […]

State Rep. Rex Reynolds has been recognized for his work supporting grandparents and other relatives raising children affected by the opioid crisis, an effort that helped turn a pilot assistance […]

Huntsville has approved a $360.6 million operating budget for the coming fiscal year, pairing millions in new spending on roads, parks and public safety with another expansion of the city’s […]

Problem solving over problem spotting. Relationships over transactions. Purpose over comfort. And whatever you do, proofread your résumé. The Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Army Aviation Association of America brought […]

Demand at Alabama A&M University’s Bulldog Market keeps climbing. Monica Clarke, the market’s director, said the campus resource is seeing more than 250 students a day. Last week brought the […]

Local bookstore, The Snail on the Wall, is answering the call from Huntsville book-lovers in the form of their annual Books & Brews & Boos: A book fair for grown-ups. […]

For families across North Alabama who need a little help putting food on the table, getting donated food where it needs to go matters. A $350,000 investment from Publix Super […]

When the sun goes down in Athens this October, some of the city’s oldest stories will be coming out after dark. The Athens Haunt Walks and Haunt Wagon Tours are […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama 339 votes Huntsville City Council President Jennie Robinson held onto her seat Tuesday but with very little room to spare. […]

The biggest stories in North Alabama from this past week.