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ATHENS – To meet the demand for the ever-growing cybersecurity industry, Athens State University is offering a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity. The Alabama Commission on Higher Education recently approved a […]

G&G Steel awarded $18.1M fabrication contract for Army

RUSSELLVILLE — G&G Steel, a Russellville small business, was awarded an $18.1 million firm-fixed-price contract for the U.S. Army, the Department of Defense announced. The $18,169,068 contract is to fabricate, […]

MADISON — Peraton is stepping up its game in the area and ready to play ball. As part of its growing investment locally, the company has signed on as a […]

DECATUR — Describing a plan of “intentional regionalism,” elected, business, and community leaders from across North Alabama discussed initiatives Thursday to foster collaboration and growth. The seventh annual State of […]

Ranae Bartlett for Mayor: A Vision for the Future

“I plan to bring new energy to our city government and shape our community’s future. People move to Madison because of its outstanding school system and small-town atmosphere. Madison is […]

DECATUR — Already one of the largest employers in Morgan County, GE Appliances plans further investment in its Decatur facility. The company announced plans to invest more than $3 billion […]

HUNTSVILLE — The Rocket City’s northern expansion continues. Aligning with the city’s growth corridor in north Huntsville, the City Council approved the annexation of 572.48 acres at Thursday’s Council meeting. […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama   Moore vs. Carl remix? If Heather Moore, U.S. Rep. Barry Moore’s wife, jumps into the race for the First […]

Huntsville closes out 3 TIF districts years ahead of schedule

HUNTSVILLE — In a demonstration of Huntsville’s economic resiliency, the city closed out three tax increment financing (TIF) districts years before the due date, officials announced. On average, the three […]

HUNTSVILLE – Not waiting for the actual Labor Day holiday, the Huntsville Police Department’s DUI Task Force is launching a citywide crackdown on impaired driving starting today. The traffic safety […]

HUNTSVILLE – After announcing his campaign for U.S. Senate this week, U.S. Rep. Barry Moore made a stop in Huntsville to share why he is running and emphasize the importance […]

MADISON – The sun may be setting on the Rocket City Trash Pandas season but dawn is coming for next season with the release of the 2026 schedule. And it […]

HUNTSVILLE – The 2025 Rocket City Classic presented by Akima will be a reunion in a familiar place as Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle announced that Alabama will face Kennesaw State. […]

Ex-Vol Tidwell trades East Coast for West in Giants-Mets deal

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — After being traded from the New York Mets to the San Francisco Giants last month, local star Blade Tidwell has now made two appearances with Triple-A Sacramento. […]

RED BAY — The new Alabama Highway 247 bridge over Little Bear Creek northeast of Red Bay in Franklin County continues to take shape, the Alabama Department of Transportation said. […]

Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival is bigger, better and blooming

ARDMORE – Crape myrtles will bloom in Ardmore this weekend. The Greater Ardmore Chamber is gearing up for Saturday’s Greater Ardmore Chamber Crape Myrtle Festival, presented by BT’s Towing. Set […]

NORMAL — Alabama A&M redshirt senior quarterback Cornelious Brown IV has been selected to the 2025 Quarter Phi Back National Watch List for top HBCU quarterbacks. Brown saw action in […]

HUNTSVILLE — Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater & Academy cut the ribbon Wednesday for its new location in the historic Merrimack Mill district and to celebrate its 65th year. “It’s not […]

HUNTSVILLE — TARCOG is being recognized nationally for efforts to make it safer to travel throughout northeast Alabama with a new Regional Safety Action Plan for area roads.  The National Association […]

HUNTSVILLE – The North Alabama Drug Task Force, hosted by the Huntsville Police Department, recently dismantled a large-scale drug trafficking organization in the first investigation conducted under Alabama’s newly enacted […]

FLORENCE – They say never meet your heroes because you’ll only be disappointed. I met one of my heroes last week, and he did not disappoint. Dale Murphy is as […]

HUNTSVILLE — There is a call for heroes to go “over the edge” next month – to support children in foster care. Over the Edge Huntsville is a two-day fundraiser […]

HUNTSVILLE — When the city unveiled proposed plans Tuesday night on refurbishing historic Goldsmith-Schiffman Field, one thing stood out. Or, rather, one thing was missing. At Tuesday’s District 2 town […]

Registration open for City of Madison Update luncheon

MADISON — Madison Mayor Paul Finley who, several years ago, ceremoniously buried a hatchett with Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, initiating an era of cooperation between the cities, will deliver his […]