Huntsville AL

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency reports that a teenager from Hartselle was killed in an overnight wreck.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Nearly a ton of trash is now out of a Tennessee River tributary after a cleanup near Huntsville’s U.S. Space and Rocket Center. Tennessee Riverkeeper says volunteers removed about 1,976 pounds of litter and debris from McDonald Creek and the Space & Rocket Center grounds on Friday. McDonald Cr

Thousands of people are expected to travel to Decatur for Rock the South, one of the largest events the city has ever hosted. The three-day music festival is set to begin next week. Local and state agencies are making final preparations to handle the large crowds. The festival features artists...

At BawBaw's BBQ, every plate of brisket comes with a story.

A Madison family says a safety feature in the Life360 app helped their loved ones react quickly after a crash on an interstate in Tennessee.

The Marshall County school district is responding to parents’ concerns after security cameras captured what is described as ‘mutual horseplay’ on a school bus.

MARSHALL COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - A Marshall County deputy is back on duty after a tree fell on his patrol cruiser while he was driving through heavy rain Monday afternoon. Deputy Will Isbell said he was driving through rain so heavy he couldn’t see the hood of his car when a full-sized tree crashed onto the vehicle. The

TENNESSEE VALLEY, Ala. (WAFF) - Events surrounding the River City Pride Weekend are underway Friday night. The River City Pride Parade started at 6 p.m. on Friday night. It goes from Second Avenue to Founders Park. Decatur will also host a 5K at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Ingalls Harbor...

A piece of Shorter University history has returned home after more than a century. A 19th-century square piano once believed to have been housed at Thornwood, the historic estate of Alfred Shorter and Martha Baldwin Shorter, has been donated back to the university by descendants of the Shorter family. The instrument wa

MADISON, Ala. — The company that owns the former Madison Inn & Suites has filed a lawsuit appealing the City of Madison's order to demolish the fenced-off property, just days after the City Council voted unanimously to tear it down. Town Center Senior Living, LLC filed the Notice of...