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Your First Alert Forecast from Thu. morning, June 25, 2026

Your First Alert Forecast from Thu. morning, June 25, 2026...
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Huntsville City Council to consider FBI agreement on explosive device response

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Huntsville City Council is set to consider a resolution Thursday authorizing Mayor Tommy Battle to sign a multi-agency agreement with the FBI aimed at improving the region's response to explosive devices. The memorandum of understanding would formalize a partnership between the FBI's Birmingham D
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Manhunt continues for North College Hill murder suspect

Ricky Orlando Lee is considered 'armed and dangerous,' police warn.
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Small Towns takes a trip down Memory Lake

We return to Memory Lake in Appleton, where a man's mission to provide a peaceful refuge for others had to be put on hold.
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Five tornadoes now confirmed following Monday’s storms

Huntsville, Ala. (WHNT) — On Monday, severe storms raced through the Tennessee Valley, producing heavy rain and wind damage. Some of the strongest wind signatures were indicated across Northeast Alabama, especially in the Bridgeport and Bryant communities. Multiple trees in Madison and Jackson counties were uprooted or
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Karlapalem Steps Up on Housing Affordability – Parker Moore Sat in the Back Row...

“I spoke first at Monday’s Madison City Council meeting on housing affordability. Parker Moore was in the room. He sat in the back row against the wall and never said a word. That is not representation. That is not leadership. That is a back-row seat paid for by builder and real estate PAC money.” Karlapalem said.
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Huntsville crash causes major road closures

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville police are warning drivers to avoid the area of University Drive and Perimeter Parkway due to a crash that has shut down multiple lanes. As of 3:28 p.m. on Wednesday, police said westbound University Drive is reduced to one lane, and Perimeter Parkway is shut down in both directions
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Second suit: Belle Mina residents sue quarry operators, targeting same defendants in recently settled...

Residents near a limestone quarry in Belle Mina, Alabama have filed a lawsuit against the quarry operators, alleging nuisance, trespass, negligence, and abnormally dangerous activities. Dozens of residents living near the same limestone quarry that reached a court-enforced settlement with neighboring churches last week
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Belle Mina Quarry faces new lawsuit as 40 residents seek damages, injunction

Forty residents have filed a new lawsuit against the Belle Mina quarry, alleging nuisance impacts and seeking damages as operators defend the project.
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Renting vs. Buying in Huntsville: What Relocating Families Should Know

One of the biggest decisions families face when relocating to Huntsville is whether to rent or buy a home. For many aerospace, defense, and technology professionals moving to the Rocket City, the answer isn't alwaysobvious. Renting can provide flexibility during a transition, especially when you're unfamiliar with loca

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