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NORMAL — It was a double dip of awards for Alabama A&M cross country runner Laura Avila this week. A junior from Medellin, Colombia, Avila was named the Southwestern Athletic […]
BIRMINGHAM – A variety of electric vehicles will be on display and EV owners will be on hand to talk one-on-one with anyone interested in learning more about EVs at […]
HUNTSVILLE — Prioritizing quality of life amenities while providing more money for road construction and maintenance and additional public safety personnel, Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle has proposed an operating budget […]
MIAMI — Along with the rest of the country, pickleball is all the rage in Huntsville so it’s fitting that a franchise reflecting that feeling is expanding into the Rocket […]
MONROVIA – Madison County Commissioner Phil Vandiver says drivers across northwest Madison County will soon notice a long list of construction projects aimed at improving safety and easing congestion. From […]
WASHINGTON – Addressing the concerns of Redstone Arsenal officials and those who work on the sprawling facility, U.S. Rep. Dale Strong championed a provision to allow military installations to contract […]
The college semester is about to start. Elementary, middle, and high-schoolers are already back to class. A lot is going on. Students are memorizing new schedules, getting used to new […]
MADISON – Madison City Schools has welcomed a new four-legged member to its safety team. Gemini, a black Labrador trained in advanced weapons detection, is now rotating among the district’s […]
HUNTSVILLE — The stars may fall on Alabama, but Huntsville dances under the stars. And, one of Huntsville’s most popular fundraisers is just days away and tickets are still available. […]
BIRMINGHAM — Representing diverse industries, three Huntsville startups are among 11 Alabama Launchpad finalists, it was announced today. Alabama Launchpad, a program of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama, in […]
BIRMINGHAM — The Alabama A&M University women’s soccer program swept all four weekly Southwestern Athletic Conference awards, the conference announced. Czaske Deane received the SWAC Offensive Player of the Week honor, […]
ATHENS — Described as “250 thoughtfully crafted residences nestled in a secluded retreat just beyond Alabama’s most innovative corridor,” a planned community received a conditional rezoning by Athens City Council. […]
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville International Airport is once again in the running for the USA Today Reader’s Choice best airport. The airport won USA Today‘s 10Best Small Airport title contest in 2020 and […]
ATTALLA — Kids in Attalla will be making a splash thanks to a federal grant, Gov. Kay Ivey announced, A $716,312 grant from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund […]
NORMAL — The Alabama A&M University women’s basketball schedule features a home showdown against a Southeastern Conference opponent for the second consecutive season and a visit from a crosstown rival. […]
HUNTSVILLE – Welcome to PR’ville – where personal records go down with each race. Since its opening in 2019, the John Hunt Park cross country course has built its reputation […]
HUNTSVILLE — Local radio listeners were soured recently by the news that, due to federal funding cuts, WLRH 89.3FM would no longer air nationally syndicated programming content from National Public […]
ATHENS — A Limestone County Sheriff’s Office online child exploitation sting netted nearly a dozen men on trafficking and child sex charges recently. “Operation Summer Heat,” conducted over Labor Day […]
MONTGOMERY — A pair of Montgomery lobbyists have partnered to co-found a government relations and public affairs firm with offices in the capital city, Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. John Ross and […]
HUNTSVILLE – Providing a mix of convenience, connection, and comfort, Bartley Lofts is the latest development to join the downtown Huntsville neighborhood. Capstone Building of Birmingham has completed construction on […]
HUNTSVILLE – When Alka Bhargav talks about Bollywood Night, her enthusiasm is infectious. The annual gala and fundraiser for the Aum Foundation is more than just a celebration of food, […]
NORMAL — In a move to literally extend the “reach” of its brand, Alabama A&M University has launched a partnership with ReachTV, the largest airport television network in the nation. […]
HUNTSVILLE — State and federal lawmakers should oppose any efforts to privatize the Tennessee Valley Authority, a broad coalition of 43 Alabama organizations wrote in a joing letter released today. […]
