Huntsville AL

OWENS CROSS ROADS, Ala. (WAFF) - A couple’s vehicle crashed into a pond in Owens Cross Roads on Sunday. The crash happened on Sunday afternoon on the Eastern Bypass by Little Cove Road, across the street from the Mallard’s Landing Community. Huntsville police officers responded to the scene....

View from the Top is an opinion column exploring all things Huntsville. I was in Birmingham recently, and when our Uber driver asked where we were from, she talked about all the jobs in Huntsville and how Huntsville kept gaining population while Birmingham was losing population. With three very large...

HUNTSVILLE – Dr. Yu Lei, a professor in the College of Engineering at the University of Alabama in Huntsville,has won a $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant to study ways […] The post UAH researcher wins $1.2M grant to study environmental challenge of ‘forever chemicals’ appeared first on 256 Today .

MADISON — Thanks to the power of reimagination, the former Madison Senior Center is finding a new role in serving the city. The city of Madison has unveiled Madison Meeting […] The post Madison Meeting Hall opens; former senior center has a new life appeared first on 256 Today .

The fire broke out at a home on West Clearmont Drive.

The event is part of the department's ongoing community outreach initiative, "Heroes and Helpers."

OWENS, Ala. — The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office announced it has two suspects in custody who are believed to be connected with a string of vehicle burglaries that occurred in the Owens community. If you live in the areas of Nelson Road, Cannon Road, Section Line Road, Fort...

If you’re still shopping for holiday gifts or ran out of time for something special to bring to a party, we have the answer: tasteful treats made here in Huntsville and surrounding towns. Here’s a quick list of places to pick up locally made sweets, teas and other gourmet...

Want to give a gift someone will hold forever? Reading leaves us with stories, knowledge and sometimes even escapes into fictional worlds for a time. While we are big proponents of digital reading (as you are now), the tangible book format is just so wonderful for many purposes—especially when gift-giving.

Members of Al Azhar Temple No. 195 helped those in need this holiday weekend in Huntsville by cooking and putting together gift bags at the Downtown Rescue Mission.