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RUSSELLVILLE — Demolition of the bridge on SR-243 at Cedar Creek in Franklin County is underway, the Alabama Department of Transportation said. Removal of the 60-year-old bridge southeast of Russellville […]

HUNTSVILLE — The former president of Eurofins Diatherix is suing the company, claiming he was fired just days after he told corporate leadership that he had been diagnosed with Post […]

HUNTSVILLE – ELVIS hasn’t left the building, aka International Space Station, but a Huntsville-based company helped the project take center stage for NASA. Teledyne Brown Engineering served as implementation partner […]

DECATUR — Overnight lane closures on the I-65 Tennessee River bridges, originally slated for last Sunday, have been rescheduled to Thursday, the Alabama Department of Transportation announced. Bridge rail and […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Famed for her courtside fashion that is far from conservative, Alabama A&M head women’s basketball coach Dawn Thornton picked up a fitting award last week. Thornton, who guided […]

MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Securities Commission has opened an inquiry into a Georgia investment firm that may have made contributions to Alabama political entities. The company, First Liberty Building and […]

HUNTSVILLE — Hey foster kids, the Huntsville Havoc has your back. The Havoc is hosting its inaugural More than a Backpack drive, presented by CB&S Bank, benefiting Kids to Love. […]

GADSDEN — Etowah County is at a turning point and State Sen. Andrew Jones says the future is looking bright. “We’re having kind of a sea change in Etowah County,” […]

MONTGOMERY – Road projects in Boaz, Hackleburg, and Red Bay are among 12 road projects across Alabama in sharing more than $3.7 million in state funding awarded to cities and […]

BOAZ — The Gadsden State Community College Police and Public Safety Department is offering an Advanced Women’s Self-Defense Class in Boaz. The class is Aug. 2 from 8:30 a.m. to […]

HUNTSVILLE — Offering sinus procedures without the drawn-out recoveries of traditional sinus surgery, Breathe Better Institute has opened its flagship clinic in Huntsville. The primary clinic dedicated to in-office sinus […]

ATHENS — From managing logistics to cultivating community, Kat Greene wears many hats as the longtime market manager of the Athens Farmers Market. She is celebrating 10 years of dedicated leadership that […]

DECATUR – The world’s top anglers will make a return to the River City next year, Major League Fishing announced. Decatur and Wheeler Lake will play host to Stop 3 […]

Paddles up for Scottsboro Dragon Boat Race and Festival

SCOTTSBORO – The scenic shores of Lake Guntersville will come to life with the beat of drums and the splash of paddles as the Scottsboro Dragon Boat Race and Festival […]

MADISON — Providing an opportunity to check out the latest in home design while helping an important cause, Winter Homes is hosting the Huntsville Inspiration Home tours. Built by Winter […]

HUNTSVILLE – A local public-private partnership that helps foster digital access to underserved has been recognized for its work by a national organization. The GFiber Digital Inclusion Fund, a joint […]

SYLACAUGA — A pilot of a crashed plane was rescued from rough terrain Wednesday by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Aviation Unit. Around 2:15 p.m., ALEA said it received […]

WASHINGTON — A Huntsville company has been awarded a contract from the Army valued at more than $377 million for automation systems. According to a Department of Defense news release, Johnson […]

WASHINGTON — A former Missile Defense Agency official at Redstone Arsenal has been confirmed to lead the Department of Defense’s Golden Dome project. Gen. Michael A. Guetlein, the vice chief […]

WASHINGTON – To support “a workforce that is part of the very fabric of North Alabama,” U.S. Rep. Dale Strong voted for the Department of Defense Appropriations Act. The legislation […]

DECATUR — If you were born in the river city of Decatur, then you are most likely familiar with the intense rivalry between Decatur High School and Austin High School. […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama   Surest sign yet? In what might be the surest sign yet that an announcement that Space Command Headquarters is […]

ATHENS – With a goal of raising $50,000 in 24 hours, Athens State University is hosting its fourth annual Giving Day next month. Athenian Giving Day was established for the […]

FLORENCE – Each July, the Shoals area cranks up the tunes in honor of the “Father of the Blues,” Florence native W.C. Handy.  This year marks the 44th annual W.C. […]