Huntsville AL

Civil lawsuit filed in nurse's shooting death at DCH Regional.

The Greenwood Police Department reports charging two people after executing a search warrant during an investigation into the illegal distribution and sale of controlled substances.

A movie theater sits where a Dillard's used to be. That's the short version of what happened to Decatur Mall, the enclosed regional center at 1801 Beltline Road SW that opened in 1978 as Beltline Mall. It was built around department stores: JCPenney, Castner Knott, Rogers, and later Sears. Locals...

The City of Huntsville officially opened the new John Hunt Park Recreation Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Mayor Tommy Battle, marking another major addition to the city's largest park.

Democratic congressional candidate Andrew Sneed traveled to Memphis on Friday to join candidates, faith leaders and voting rights advocates calling for “fair representation in Congress, with every voter having an […] The post Sneed says voting rights fight is about ensuring ‘every voice’ is heard appeared first on 256

An investigation has led to a man being arrested for breaking into vehicles in Decatur.

The Huntsville City Council approved a more than $2.3 million contract to build a 450-space parking lot for the $13.2 million Ditto Landing Event Center. The parking lot is the city’s contribution to the project. The Madison County Commission is building the event center along the Tennessee River. The construction is n

Children who enjoy exploring creeks, catching bugs and getting muddy will have the opportunity to do just that when Gross Out Camp returns to Hartselle next week. The award-winning outdoor science camp, operated by Fresh Air Family, will host two weeklong sessions in Hartselle as part of its summer camp schedule across

Neighbors in a north Alabama community are protesting the possible killing of hundreds of Canada Geese that live in a lake in Madison. Protestors in the Edgewater community are fighting back against plans to euthanize more than 225 geese in the neighborhood lake. There have been two days of protests in the area and a p

MADISON, Ala. (WAFF) - Madison residents said they are worried short-term rentals could end up in their neighborhoods, and some are calling on city leaders to put stricter rules in place as the city moves closer to a decision. Residents have started a petition asking the city to keep short-term...