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Industry leaders from across Alabama’s automotive sector will gather in Huntsville next week for a one-day summit focused on how emerging technologies are reshaping modern manufacturing. The Smart Technology for […] The post Huntsville summit to spotlight AI, automation shaping future of Alabama manufacturing appeared first on 256 Today .

A car crash in Huntsville early Sunday left one person dead and another in the hospital.

A person was arrested Sunday morning after setting a fire and attacking a firefighter at an apartment complex in Huntsville.

WAFF 48 anchor Claudia Peppenhorst announced in a post to Facebook Sunday that she would be leaving the station, and the industry as a whole to spend more time with family. Peppenhorst, who anchors the 48 News Weekend Morning shows, and reports Mon.-Wed. on 48 News Today, said she came to the decision “after a lot of prayer and reflection.”

Is passenger rail service to Birmingham, Nashville, Atlanta or Chattanooga in Huntsville’s future?. The Huntsville City Council approved a $348,874 contract with DB ECO America to study the possibility. The study will be funded by the Huntsville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization. “With the possible expansion of passenger rail service,...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. | Alabama A&M softball battled through a tough doubleheader on the road, falling 3-1 in game one and 12-0 in game two to Bethune-Cookman on Saturday at Sunnyland Park. The Bulldogs showed fight in the opener, keeping things within reach throughout. Bethune-Cookman pushed across single runs in...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Two people suffered significant injuries late Friday night after a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Governors Drive, according to police. Officers responded at approximately 10:30 p.m. Friday to the intersection of Governors Drive and Governors Place, where they found both riders injured at the scene. Investigators with...

ALABAMA — An active and complex weather pattern is building across Alabama heading into the week ahead, with two separate rounds of storms expected to impact the state beginning Monday night and continuing through Tuesday. While today remains mostly warm and dry across most of Alabama, forecasters are urging residents to stay informed as storm chances ramp up significantly over the next 48 hours.

It is finally the weekend, but rain gear may be needed for the first half of it. Next week will bring more unsettled conditions, with several rounds of rain and storms expected.

48 First Alert Weather Meteorologist Jeff Desnoyers gives the latest on Saturday's possible isolated storms.