Huntsville AL

LIMESTONE COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - Multiple trees fell across U.S. 72 near Cox Road in Limestone County around 1:03 p.m. Monday, June 1, blocking the roadway and forcing a closure of all lanes. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Highway Patrol Division is monitoring the situation. The lanes are expected...

National Donut Day is even sweeter this year, thanks to a new DoorDash ranking of top local donut shops . DoorDash released its first “Donut Day Dozens” list, featuring the top 100 small and medium donut shops across 86 cities in 25 states, based on platform data from April 2025 to April 2026. National Donut Day, on Ju

MARSHALL COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - A K9 deputy was injured when a tree fell on his patrol car on Highway 78 near Waterfront. K9 deputy Will Isbell was driving through the area when a tree crashed down on his patrol car, according to Sheriff Sims. The officer hurt his hand,...

MADISON CO., Ala. (WAFF) - A Madison County man is left heartbroken after a fire destroyed his vintage car collection over the weekend. The garage on Teresa Drive caught fire Sunday afternoon. No one was hurt, but many decades-worth of collectibles were reduced to ash. Harvest and Monrovia firefighters responded...

The National Weather Service says two people were injured in Marshall County as storms moved through the area Monday.

Heavy storms brought down power lines and trees as they rolled through Morgan County Monday afternoon. According to Decatur Utilities, 4,288 customers were without power as of 2:30 p.m. Another 4,594 outages were reported by Joe Wheeler Electrical Co-Op with additional outages in Hartselle. The Morgan County Sheriff’s

DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - Point Mallard’s golf course is ready to reopen after months of being closed for construction. The course was closed over the winter for minor renovations. But as work went on, crews realized more work needed to be done. Crews installed new turf, re-seeded fairways, moved...

Meteorologist Laine Pugh's Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 5.31.26. Rain and thunderstorms will stick around to start the workweek, but a change in the weather pattern is expected by Tuesday, and it's one everyone will love.

A Madison County man is now facing drug charges after trying to run away from officers over the weekend.

A few strong to severe storms to start the week off. We will be watching two thunderstorm complex dive south throughout the day that could bring gusty winds, hail, and heavy rain with them. After today we will finally start to see a break in the rain for the rest of the week.