Another soggy day tomorrow
Meteorologist Laine Pugh's Monday Afternoon Weather Forecast 7.13.26. Another soggy day is expected tomorrow, followed by a slight decrease in rain chances for the rest of the week.
Redstone races to fill guard positions at gates
Redstone Arsenal has reopened Gate 3 for morning traffic, but is still struggling to find enough manpower to fully staff its gates. Why it matters: Gate hours have immediate ripple effects on Huntsville traffic, especially for the tens of thousands that pass those gates every day. The latest: Redstone is...
More scattered showers and storms this afternoon
Meteorologist Amber Kulick's Tuesday Morning Forecast 7/14/26. Out the door this morning expect a few areas of patchy fog. By this afternoon showers and storms will become likely again. Some of the storms could have some heavy rain but the good news we are not expecting severe weather. High temperatures will reach the
Man in critical condition following two-vehicle crash on Highway 53 in Madison Co.
A man is in critical condition following a crash that happened in Madison County on Tuesday.
More tropical downpours and storms through the day Tuesday
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Good Tuesday morning. Skies are overcast early today with some lighter scattered rain showers tracking across the area. Some pockets of patchy but dense fog can be expected for the morning drive and temperatures are warm out the door in the middle 70s. Today will be another active day as far a
‘My medicine is late’: Mail delays frustrate Harvest, New Market homeowners
MADISON COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - Residents in parts of Harvest and New Market say they’re waiting days, and in some cases, weeks for mail they depend on, including prescription medications and critical deliveries. The complaints come despite the U.S. Postal Service maintaining that operations are continuing as normal. For
Quincy City Council approves 3 new school resource officers
Quincy City Council approved an agreement for three school resource officers for the upcoming school year.v.
Registration opens for 23rd Annual Liz Hurley Ribbon Run; early-bird fee $25
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Registration is now open for the 23rd Annual Liz Hurley Ribbon Run, happening on October 17. Organizers say upcoming construction will mean a slight re-route for this year’s event, with more details expected soon. Runners can sign up now with an early-bird entry fee of...
Huntsville defense contractors face uncertainty as Pentagon suspends CMMC Phase II requirements
The Department of War has suspended the next phase of its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program, a move expected to have significant implications for North Alabama’s defense industry while […] The post Huntsville defense contractors face uncertainty as Pentagon suspends CMMC Phase II requirements a
Madison approved contract for short term rental monitoring
The City of Madison has approved a contract to help it bring short-term rental properties into compliance with the city's ordinances.

















