Huntsville AL

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - As a new school year begins, the flashing yellow lights of school zones are turning back on across Huntsville. Local police have a clear warning for drivers: slow down, put down your phones, or expect a fine. Huntsville Police and school safety patrol aides are officially...

A woman who was injured in a crash on Highway 53 in June is suing the Madison County Sheriff's Office and the deputy who hit her, killing one of her passengers.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville High School seniors decorated their parking spots Monday evening despite rainy weather, painting names, game characters and other designs in their assigned spaces. Students also posed with a back-to-school photo frame and took pictures with one another. The first day of school for H

A scale replica of the Cupola Observation module located the International Space Station exhibit at the U.S, Space and Rocket Center. It gives visitors a sense of what it is like to live on the space station. The Cupola Observation Module features a central circular window surrounded by six trapezoidal...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The concern over data centers drew dozens to Huntsville Monday night. Residents packed out the main library in downtown to learn about the impact data centers can have on the environment. Some data centers use massive amounts of water to cool their servers. Some are concerned...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville police are asking anyone with video, photos or information about a deadly weekend shooting to come forward as a local business owner calls for a more permanent police presence along Jordan Lane. Vontrelle Moore, 26, was shot and killed at a gas station and Subway...

A Decatur McDonald's is helping local students get ready for the upcoming school year by giving away 300 backpacks and school supplies.

Regional fiber internet provider United Communications marked its expansion into Huntsville on Tuesday, July 28, with a Huntsville/Madison County Chamber-hosted ribbon-cutting ceremony, according to a company release provided to Broadband Communities. Operating since 1947, the Middle Tennessee provider says they’re now

Major changes are underway for two of Huntsville’s television stations. The WAAY 31 News and Weather app was discontinued Monday. And the television’s website link now goes directly to the WAFF 48 news website. Atlanta-based Gray Media, which owns WAFF, purchased WAAY and nine other stations from Allen...

Some people change lives without ever seeking the spotlight. For Carrie Young, that journey began more than a decade ago with one of the most difficult experiences a parent can face.