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Following the death of Dolly Parton on Aug. 25 at the age of 80, Gov. Kay Ivey is remembering the “American treasure” for a legacy that extends far beyond her […]
As Madison County continues to add residents, businesses and major federal missions, Sheriff Kevin Turner says his department has been growing with it. Turner, who is seeking reelection, told 256 […]
Huntsville Hospital Health System and Marshall Medical Centers have opened a new 32,000-square-foot operations center in Arab that could eventually bring up to 250 jobs to Marshall County. The facility, […]
A longtime Shoals pest control company has been acquired by a national company expanding its North Alabama presence. Massey Services announced Wednesday it has acquired Bohannon Services, a family-owned Florence […]
Huntsville Animal Services is back in crisis mode after a large intake of animals filled up kennel space — marking at least the third time this year the shelter has […]
A young Huntsville cyclist who got his start racing with Buckhorn High School’s mountain bike team was one of two Milligan University students killed Wednesday when a vehicle struck members […]
North Alabama schools made their presence known in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings of the nation’s best public high schools, with eight area schools landing among Alabama’s […]
Research led by nurses at Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children is giving hospitals across the country clearer ways to identify when newborns may be at higher risk of falling […]
High school football in the state of Alabama just took another twist ahead of games getting started this week. Guntersville High School’s new associate head coach and defensive coordinator Jerry […]
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville fielded a variety of questions Tuesday during a media huddle before the ribbon cutting for Auburn University’s new Applied Research Institute laboratory. Topics ranged from Flock […]
That remote job promising the chance to work from home may look legitimate, but the Better Business Bureau is warning job seekers to take a closer look before handing over […]
Have you voted yet? If not, now is your chance to help bring a little Hallmark Christmas cheer to Alabama – and the City of Cullman is asking for your help. Cullman […]
A panel of current and former military leaders at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium on Tuesday framed Golden Dome for America as more than sensors and interceptors. The discussion […]
Nearly five decades after Randy Owen‘s voice helped put Fort Payne on the world stage, a new documentary is bringing his story back home. “My Home’s in Alabama: The Randy […]
Democratic Congressional candidate Andrew Sneed says voters across Alabama’s 5th Congressional District are frustrated with Washington, and he believes that dissatisfaction gives Democrats an opportunity to compete in one of […]
The Tennessee RiverLine is celebrating five years since its launch and a decade since the idea was first conceived, marking the growth of a regional initiative focused on recreation, conservation […]
Five months after North Alabama lost one of its most beloved musicians, Microwave Dave Gallaher’s legacy is finding a permanent home in Alabama music history. The Alabama Music Hall of […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama Coach clears round one; Doug Jones’ lawsuit isn’t done yet U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville’s campaign for governor got a whole […]
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) honored Army Sergeant First Class Leo Finn of Cullman as his July Veteran of the Month, marking 36 years of service that carried the Alabama […]
U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) thinks American students aren’t taught proper patriotism in public schools and has introduced legislation to change that dynamic. The congressman introduced the “Promoting American Patriotism […]
A 16-year-old Alexandria High School student was killed last week in a single-car accident — a tragedy that has the entire community reeling. According to a story from the Calhoun […]
Across Alabama, residents aren’t necessarily saying “no” to data centers. They’re asking questions. How much water will they use? Will they be noisy? Where should they be built? And perhaps […]
Governor Kay Ivey and Alabama Secretary of Workforce Greg Reed announced new appointments to the Alabama STEM Council, tapping leaders from medicine, aerospace, automotive manufacturing, finance, agriculture, and technology to […]