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The Tennessee Valley Authority is seeking public input on a proposed transmission line that would serve a new Cherokee Electric Cooperative substation in Crossville. Cherokee Electric plans to build the […]

The University of Alabama in Huntsville welcomed 1,276 new freshmen this fall, marking the third straight year its first-year class has grown. The incoming class includes students from 38 states […]

Planning a wedding means making plenty of decisions, from flowers and food to the venue, where family and friends will gather to celebrate. A hospital emergency room usually doesn’t top […]

Boeing has been awarded a $14.7 billion contract to triple production of a critical Patriot missile component manufactured in Huntsville, an expansion expected to create hundreds of direct and indirect […]

EXCLUSIVE: Jeff Samz on bringing lifesaving care closer with freestanding ERs

As Madison County and surrounding areas undergo rapid growth, getting fast, high-quality emergency medical care can often mean navigating heavy traffic, long drives, and crowded hospital waiting rooms. To directly […]

The Singing River Trail (SRT) is marking several milestones across North Alabama this October, including trail development, community planning, new signage and the launch of an AI trail guide. Since […]

Huntsville-based Abaco Systems has been awarded a $10.1 million U.S. Air Force contract supporting the B-1B bomber, with all of the work set to be performed in Huntsville. The firm-fixed-price […]

Downtown Madison is preparing for a significant wave of new development, with plans moving forward for more than 37,000 square feet of commercial space that will bring an event center, […]

On Monday, leaders from Huntsville and Colorado Springs sat down together to talk about the future of Space Command. More than 90 people from Colorado Springs — including elected officials, […]

Huntsville companies are among 16 businesses selected by NASA for a new $1.4 billion logistics contracting vehicle supporting work across the space agency. The selections include Huntsville-based LogiCore Corporation and […]

About 80 high school students and teachers from five area schools spent Thursday getting a closer look at what it takes to work in healthcare. The students toured Lincoln Medical […]

Alabama entrepreneurs looking to build a business around artificial intelligence — or use it to get a business off the ground — could soon have a new place to turn for help. The E-Center and Innovate Alabama are partnering to establish the Alabama AI Accelerator in Decatur. Organizers describe it as Alabama’s first statewide AI […]

Alabama’s push to bring the proposed U.S. Space Academy to North Alabama has moved from congressional advocacy to an official state bid. Gov. Kay Ivey announced that Alabama is entering […]

The nation’s third-highest-ranking Department of Justice official got a firsthand look at a new FBI counter-drone training effort at Redstone Arsenal, a program he says is preparing law enforcement agencies […]

Huntsville-based LESCO Inc. has been awarded a $24.7 million contract to support dining services for the Tennessee National Guard. The firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract was awarded by the U.S. Property and […]

President Donald Trump has nominated Lt. Gen. David N. Miller Jr. to become the next commander of U.S. Space Command, putting him in line to lead the combatant command through […]

The people who directly impact students’ lives through teaching and keep the University of North Alabama running have helped put the Florence school back on a national workplace recognition list. […]

Pumpkins and apples and flowers, oh my! Whether you are seeking fall treats or autumnal experiences for the whole family, these North Alabama farms have you covered. Isoms Orchard – […]

Pro and amateur skaters from around the country are headed back to John Hunt Park this Sunday, this time to take on one of Get-A-Way Skatepark’s signature features: the snake […]

For Tommy Ray of Huntsville, following Alabama football has meant finding a ticket and being there — every game, every season, for more than half a century. Known as “Roll […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama A passing of the torch… err… shovel  The President of the United States and U.S. Department of Transportation secretary are […]

October has arrived and North Alabama is starting off the month with anime, festivals, and cemetery strolls. Anime Town – Huntsville October 2 – 4 The VBC hosts Anime Town […]

Students preparing for careers in dental assisting at Gadsden State Community College will have more room to study, work together and get support through a $200,000 grant from The Home […]