Marshall County awarded $16.17 million grant from U.S. Department of Transportation
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced recently that Marshall County, Alabama has received a $16.17 million grant to enhance safety and strengthen a critical rural transportation corridor. Marshall County’s award was Alabama’s only Fiscal Year 2026 BUILD Grant recipient. U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyvil
Madison proposes zoning changes for 4,000 homes as some locals raise questions
About 4,000 single- and two-family homes across 16 Madison alder districts could be rezoned under a city proposal aimed at simplifying the permitting process for home improvement projects.
New poll ranks Huntsville among cities with the speediest drivers
Allstate has released its annual America’s Best Drivers Report which highlights three Alabama cities with some of the fastest drivers in the country. Mobile, Birmingham and Huntsville ranked 3rd, 4th and 5th in the country in highest levels of speeding, according to Allstate’s report. However, it wasn’t all...
Alabama HOA culls 550 geese after flock grew to 5 times the USDA’s safe...
The operation's exact timing was not publicly shared beforehand.
Kitchen Cops find brown water at a food truck and unwashed hands across the...
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Kitchen Cops spent a lot of time this week making sure people were washing their hands before touching your food. Turns out, quite a few folks were skipping that step. DeKalb County. Don Chico in Ft. Payne has a 76 this week. There was no...
New TVA rate structure coming for data centers, board member says
The Tennessee Valley Authority is developing a new rate structure for incoming data centers and reviewing what existing facilities pay for power, board member Randy Jones said in an interview […] The post New TVA rate structure coming for data centers, board member says appeared first on 256 Today .
Eva High School reunion honors nation, alumni
The Eva High School Alumni Association celebrated the nation’s 250th birthday while honoring one of its oldest graduates during its biennial reunion July 3. This year’s reunion coincided with Independence Day festivities and also recognized James “Zeb” Nelson, a member of the Class of 1947, who recently celebrated his
This Tiny Gourmet Market In Alabama Makes Scrumptious Homemade Meals To Go
Not every great food discovery happens at a big chain grocery store. Sometimes the best meals come from a small, carefully curated shop with a whole lot of heart. A beloved market in Huntsville, Alabama is exactly that kind of place. From homemade meals ready to grab and go to unique pantry finds and thoughtful gifts,
Impact Day Friday: Strong to severe storms
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — While scattered showers and storms are in the forecast Thursday, The Weather Authority will be monitoring a strong to severe storm threat Friday and Saturday. A Weather Authority Impact Day has been issued for Friday because of the threat of strong to severe storms. A...
City of Huntsville names second Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council cohort
The City of Huntsville has selected 30 students for the second Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council, a yearlong leadership program that gives local students a voice in city government. Led by […] The post City of Huntsville names second Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council cohort appeared first on 256 Today .
