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SCOTTSBORO – The final regular-season event of the Toyota Series Presented by Phoenix Boats Central Division casts off today from Goose Pond Colony Resort in Scottsboro. The Toyota Series at […]
HARVEST — Motorists should expect delays during their commute on Alabama Highway 53 this week. According to the Alabama Department of Transportation, paving will start this week for improvements at […]
HUNTSVILLE — The victim of Monday’s accidental fatal shooting in downtown Huntsville has been identified as Christopher Keunta Hatcher, 24, of Huntsville. Police said Hatcher was shot inside a vehicle […]
HUNTSVILLE – Recognized for investing in their employees and understanding their needs and wants, 15 local companies were named “Best Places to Work.” The winners were announced today at the […]
MADISON — There’s no more “acting” in her title. Brandy Williams is now chief of the Madison Fire & Rescue Department. A 27-year veteran of the department, Williams took her […]
HUNTSVILLE — With a goal of providing fast, effective relief from chronic sinus and allergy issues, a new Huntsville business aims to help residents “breathe better.” Breathe Better Institute will […]
WASHINGTON — Tool Masters of Tuscumbia recently received a $9.6 million contract, the Department of Defense announced. According to a news release, the $9,621,300 firm-fixed-price Army contract is for metal […]
HUNTSVILLE – From the riverbanks at Ditto Landing to the heart of MidCity, the Huntsville Music Office is helping kick off a vibrant week of free outdoor concerts and community celebrations, […]
NORMAL — With a new head football coach at Alabama A&M, there’s excitement on The Hill for the upcoming season. The Bulldogs have announced the kickoff times for their five […]
WASHINGTON – In the wake of last week’s sudden firing of the Librarian of Congress, several members of Congress, including U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, are calling for a probe of […]
During the 2025 regular session of the Alabama Legislature, lawmakers have worked hard to address the needs and issues in every portion of our state – from the Gulf Coast […]
DECATUR – Lights. Camera. Action. Strike up the band. That’s entertainment – Alabama style! In a major move to grow Alabama’s creative economy, Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation to expand […]
WASHINGTON — Huntsville’s COLSA Corp. received a more-than $10 million modification to a Navy contract, the Department of Defense announced. According to a news release, COLSA was awarded a $10,183,813 […]
SHEFFIELD – In moves to reinforce its “commitment to strategic growth, risk oversight, and a continued focus on people and culture,” Bank Independent announced a trio of executive appointments recently. […]
MADISON – City Administrator Steve Smith, a longtime Madison resident, is launching his campaign for mayor today at City Hall. Smith will announce his candidacy at 11 a.m. City Hall […]
HUNTSVILLE — Forecasters are calling for about a 50-70% chance of rain and thunderstorms across North Alabama this afternoon. “A few strong to marginally severe thunderstorms may develop (this) afternoon […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville Police Department has reason to believe a fatal shooting Monday in downtown Huntsville was accidental. Just after 12:30 p.m., officers responded to a call about a […]
ATHENS — When the call came out this morning for a house fire, Athens Fire and Rescue C Shift crews responded. Upon their arrival on Wentworth Drive, the firefighters found […]
MADISON – Barbecue in Alabama isn’t just food — it’s part of our identity. The Rocket City Trash Pandas are announcing two alternate identities for 2025: the Bama Butts and […]
HUNTSVILLE — Step by step. To help celebrate every stride taken, every survivor’s journey and every life saved through early detection, the community is invited to create the look for […]
WASHINGTON – Just a couple weeks after his visit to Huntsville, FBI Director Kash Patel reaffirmed the bureau’s commitment to expanding operations at Redstone Arsenal, calling it one of the […]
MONTGOMERY — The state’s Office of Information Technology is responding to a cybersecurity event that is affecting certain state systems. In a news release, Gov. Kay Ivey’s office said immediate […]
HAMILTON — Bevill State Community College and C3 of Northwest Alabama have launched a tuition reimbursement program to support workforce development and economic growth across Fayette, Lamar, and Marion counties. […]
