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WASHINGTON – Projects at two North Alabama airports will soon take off, thanks to grants from the Federal Aviation Administration. U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt announced Wednesday that Cullman and Albertville […]

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Several area schools will get some welcome financial aid to help pay power bills, thanks to a Tennessee Valley Authority education program. A half-dozen schools will share […]

HUNTSVILLE – Contrary to an old idiom, Rob Buddo is going home again. The president and CEO of Downtown Huntsville Inc. is stepping down to accept a position in his […]

WASHINGTON — Citing Redstone Arsenal as a “premier experienced law enforcement capability center and training facility,” FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau will send 500 employees to Huntsville by […]

HUNTSVILLE —  It could be a “thunder Thursday” today. The drive home from work could be messy with a possible repeat of the storms that hit the area over the […]

BIRMINGHAM — Qualifiying for the upcoming special election in State House District 12 is set for next week, the Alabama Republican Party announced. House District 12 represents portions of Cullman […]

MADISON — A groundbreaking ceremony at Clift Farm welcomed Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant today.  The first Cooper’s Hawk location in Alabama will include four distinct components: an upscale casual […]

DECATUR — Hoping to reel in youths on the fun of fishing, BassTactix Alabama is hosting the High School and Junior State Championship Tournament next weekend in Decatur. Hosted in […]

WASHINGTON — A Virginia company was awarded an engineering and test services contract modification by the Army with the work in Huntsville. Range Generation Next of Sterling, Va., was awarded […]

HUNTSVILLE – The Alabama Department of Transportation is conducting a hiring event hosted by the Huntsville Career Center. ALDOT will be recruiting for several open jobs but are focusing on […]

HUNTSVILLE — They’ll be doing the “Time Warp” and toast will be flying when “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” hits the screen at the Von Braun Center’s Mark C. Smith […]

DECATUR – In 2024, travelers spent over $4.9 billion while visiting the 16 counties of the North Alabama region, representing a 3.9% increase over 2023, according to a recent report […]

HUNTSVILLE – The Stamp Out Hunger food drive has been running for more than 30 years, delivering food to millions of people. And, it is is especially important this year […]

WASHINGTON – Declaring that military decisions are based on strategy and not politics, U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt pushed Redstone Arsenal as the most qualified and appropriate location for U.S. Space […]

FLORENCE — Former University of Tennessee pitcher Blade Tidwell made his Major League debut Sunday with the New York Mets, getting the start against the Cardinals in St. Louis. Tidwell’s […]

ATHENS – Cited as “shining examples,” six businesses in Limestone County were recognized as the Best Places to Work. This week’s event was the inaugural competition by the the Athens-Limestone […]

ATHENS – In a symbolic event that honored 73 education graduates, the Athens State College of Education hosted its inaugural Teachers’ Pinning Ceremony. “Although pinning ceremonies are traditionally associated with […]

HUNTSVILLE — Motorists should expect delays westbound on University Drive through the weekend as crews repair the overpass at Sparkman Drive. The Alabama Department of Transportation has closed the outermost […]

MONTGOMERY — The Alabama Big 10 Mayors applauded the Alabama Legislature for passing and Gov. Kay Ivey for signing into law two bills that will improve public safety across Alabama. […]

HUNTSVILLE – There will be a “fresh new flavor” and some sophistication coming to the Village of Providence next month. Boasting, “where Huntsville’s new brunch ritual begins, Loona’s Café offers […]

WASHINGTON — U.S. Reps. Barry Moore and Terri Sewell of Alabama crossed the aisle to introduce legislation to expand opportunities for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB). The legislation amends the […]

HUNTSVILLE — Putting a pen to paper, Gov. Kay “High Stepper” Ivey signed legislation Monday addressing the statute governing the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. “My signature on House Bill […]

WASHINGTON — The nation’s hypersonic vehicle testing has reduced a turnaround time “from months down to weeks.” The Department of Defense Test Resource Management Center, in partnership with Naval Surface […]

HUNTSVILLE — Featuring the best view in Huntsville and the city’s best musical talent, Burritt on the Mountain opens the 32nd season of the City Lights & Stars Summer Concert […]