Mazda Toyota Manufacturing awards $150,000 to North Alabama nonprofits
Mazda Toyota Manufacturing is continuing its investment in the North Alabama community, awarding $150,000 in grants to 24 nonprofit organizations serving Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties. The funding marks the […] The post Mazda Toyota Manufacturing awards $150,000 to North Alabama nonprofits appeared first on 2
Zierdt Road traffic alert: southbound merge lane closing near Martin Road until 3 p.m.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville Utilities Gas Operations will close the last 150 feet of the southbound merge lane on Zierdt Road just south of Martin Road starting at 9:15 a.m. The southbound lane of Zierdt Road will remain open while crews work. The closure is expected to last until...
Huntsville Hospital clinic opens on north side
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A new Huntsville Hospital clinic opened on the city’s north side. Physicians Care north Huntsville opened this morning on Meridian Street near the A&M campus. The clinic will serve as a primary care center for adults. Staff will specialize in preventative screenings, annual physicals, immuniza
Two Alabama students headed to national theater awards in NYC
Two Alabama high school students will represent the state at a national musical theater competition in New York City for the first time. The Broadway Theatre League of Huntsville announced Linda Mathis from Lee High School and Lucas McMinemon from Hartselle High School earned spots at the National High School Musical T
2 charged in Huntsville murder-for-hire plot now accused of arson
Two people charged in a Huntsville murder-for-hire plot are now wanted for arson following a house fire, according to court documents. Kristin Slayton and Christopher Robertson were both out on bond following charges of conspiracy to commit murder. An investigation began February into allegations Slayton and Robertson
Suspect in custody following police pursuit along Research Park Blvd.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - All southbound lanes of Research Park Blvd. at Oakwood Rd. were shut down Tuesday afternoon as Huntsville police searched for a suspect during a pursuit. Huntsville Police officials said 26-year-old Kobe Green was identified as a suspect connected to a weekend incident at the Westlake Apartmen
Rock The South music festival delayed due to rain, officials announce
DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - City of Decatur and Rock the South leaders announced on Tuesday afternoon that the three day music festival has been delayed. During the press conference they announced that the festival has been rescheduled for October 1 - 4.
Huntsville Police to conduct DUI checkpoint
The Huntsville Police Department’s DUI Task Force will conduct a safety checkpoint on Friday as part of its ongoing effort to reduce impaired driving and improve roadway safety. Huntsville Police said the operation is designed to identify impaired drivers and deter dangerous driving before it leads to a crash....
Morgan County judge sets deadline for response to former death row inmate’s appeal
A Morgan County judge last month ordered the state to respond to a former death row inmate who says his court-appointed attorney was affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan. Judge Charles Elliott gave the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office’s until Aug. 25 to respond to an appeal from Robin “Rocky” Myers whose team s
Evening showers and storms bringing a 2nd day of excessive rainfall
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - First Alert Weather Day continues this evening as rain chances increase. Storm potential has died down a bit, but there’s still heavy rain to trail behind. Quite a few areas are under Flash Flood Watches with a few warnings sprinkled through. Looking through the night, rain will let up closer

















