Huntsville AL

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville Utility leaders say they have a way to manage overload to the power grid; they just need support from the North Huntsville community to make it happen. On Tuesday night, utility officials and District One City Councilwoman Michelle Watkins held a second informational meeting at...

Family, fellowship and food are always major ingredients of the annual Guam Liberation Day Celebration. The 82nd Guam Liberation Day Celebration was held Saturday at The Cliffs at Redstone, marking the event’s return there after last year’s Huntsville Botanical Garden venue. Many of the same people were in the crowd of

TONEY, Ala. (WAFF) - A North Alabama family is mourning the loss of Ashley Whitehead, 56, who was killed in a mass shooting at the Bite of Seattle festival in Washington state Sunday evening. Whitehead, who lived in Toney for 10 years, had moved to Seattle a year ago to...

The McFarland Village Board voted unanimously to commission a traffic study of the intersection where 8-year-old Braeyla Valenza was hit and killed by a car less than a month ago.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Topgolf's MidCity District location will serve as one of 30 venues nationwide hosting the first-ever World Series of Golf qualifying tournament this fall. Topgolf announced a partnership with WSG on Tuesday, bringing the poker-style golf competition to 30 venues across 11 states, including all three

I was so incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to watch a real tub-to-shower remodel happen right here in Madison this month, and it was SO SPEEDY! If you’ve been thinking about replacing a shower, removing a tub, or tackling a bathroom remodel, you are going to love learning about West Shore Home!

Meteorologist Amber Kulick's Tuesday Afternoon Forecast 7/28/26. Dangerous heat conditions are the main weather story through Tuesday. A cold front arriving by Wednesday will take the edge off the heat and humidity for the remainder of the week.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville’s music sector has generated over $275 million and supported more than 3,000 jobs since the city’s initial music audit in 2018, according to city leaders. In 2025 alone, concerts at the Von Braun Center generated $37 million, including $5 million in local taxes.

COLUMBIA, MARYLAND — DigiFlight Inc., a Columbia, Maryland, information technology and engineering services firm, received a $20.8 million Army contract modification for programmatic support services, as announced on war.gov. The modification, identified as P00002 to contract W31P4Q-25-F-0159, carries an estimated comp

Beginning Wednesday morning, traffic on Old Railroad Bed Road and surrounding streets will be shifted to the new roundabout.