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HUNTSVILLE – Vote now. Vote often. That’s not the mantra for regular political elections, but it is for the Huntsville Botanical Garden. After taking the No. 2 spot in 2023 […]

HUNTSVILLE – Fans are invited to charge forward into a new era of success for the University of Alabama in Huntsville with a bold vehicle license plate available to Alabama […]

MADISON – The Rocket City Trash Pandas are bringing holiday magic to Toyota Field with the debut of the Trash Pandas Christmas Light Show, a spectacular walk-through experience filled with […]

HUNTSVILLE — A Huntsville man wanted in connection with a September homicide was taken into custody in Milwaukee after a coordinated effort between the Huntsville Police Department and U.S. Marshals, the […]

HUNTSVILLE – For those who want to celebrate North Alabama’s rich folk traditions, then Burritt on the Mountain is the place to be this weekend. The fifth annual Round Top […]

MONTGOMERY – Alabama is “stepping up to help,” Gov. Kay Ivey said today after releasing $2 million of the state’s emergency funds to go toward eight food banks, serving all […]

HUNTSVILLE – To recognize the heroes of yesterday and today, the city of Huntsville has broken ground to expand the U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum in John Hunt Park. The museum’s […]

HUNTSVILLE – Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, in partnership with the Southern Automotive Women’s Forum, hosted “All Girls Auto Know” with 54 Madison City Schools’ eighth- grade students. This event, held at […]

MADISON — A new era of Madison leadership  was ushered in Monday as Ranae Bartlett was sworn in as mayor and joined by six of seven newly elected city council […]

ATHENS – It’s time to sit back, relax and take in some smooth fiddle playing. The Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Concert Series kicks off Thursday when Larry Cordle, Carl […]

DECATUR — A pair of cornerstone projects preserving Alabama’s history of justice, moral courage, and community resilience will be recognized at the Celebrating Early Old Town with Art fundraising dinner. […]

MADISON — A feast of food, fellowship and gratitude is on the menu before the hustle of Thanksgiving week. Invisible Warriors is inviting women veterans, their families, and friends to […]

Former Huntsville Star Walt Weiss to manage Braves

ATLANTA — Walt Weiss has served as Brian Snitker’s top lieutenant over the past eight seasons. He will now be calling the shots in Atlanta. Weiss, who played for the […]

GUNTERSVILLE — Recognized for his “unwavering support for RC&D programs,” State Rep. Rex Reynolds has been named Resource, Conservation & Development Council Legislator of the Year by the Alabama Association of RC&D […]

HUNTSVILLE — To address government computational problems beyond the reach of classical computers, two Huntsville companies have opened cutting-edge technology for the government. D-Wave Quantum, a leader in quantum computing […]

RUSSELLVILLE — Residents of Russellville and Franklin County will have better drinking water and safer sewage disposal thanks to a pair of grants from the Appalachian Regional Commission, Gov. Kay […]

WellStone launches Alabama’s first mobile mental health clinic

HUNTSVILLE —  WellStone is preparing to hit the road in the state’s first Mobile Mental Health Clinic, expanding access to mental health care in the community. The customized “clinic on […]

HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville community will host a resource event this week for federal employees who are impacted by the government shutdown, which has been in effect since Oct. 1.   […]

DECATUR — State and local leaders gathered last week at the Cook Museum of Natural Science in Decatur to celebrate new investments advancing the Tennessee RiverLine initiative, including the addition […]

FLORENCE — Reigning Class 3A football champion Mars Hill Bible is among the seven defending state champions set to begin the 60th AHSAA State Football Playoffs this week. The unbeaten […]

ATHENS — Rain delays affect sports and other events. They also affect road work and that’s what the Alabama Department of Transportation had to deal with in Athens last week. […]

HUNTSVILLE – The U.S. Space & Rocket Center is inviting museum visitors to give back and get a discount on general admission this month. With the donation of non-perishable food […]

UNA falls in overtime heartbreaker at Utah Tech

ST. GEORGE, Utah – The University of North Alabama put together a valiant comeback effort in the fourth quarter on the road against Utah Tech on Saturday, but a missed extra […]

HUNTSVILLE – A study by two prominent climate researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville calls for invalidating the world record hottest temperature of 134 degrees F recorded in […]