Huntsville AL

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Limestone County Sheriff’s Office unveils new public safety boat

LIMESTONE COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office unveiled a new public safety boat for water operations. The boat will be used for rescues, patrols and water-related operations. Congressman Dale Strong helped secure funding for the department. Sheriff Joshua McLaughlin said the vessel is equipped f
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Months after fire, city council votes to demolish damaged Madison Inn

Nearly nine months after a fire forced dozens out, the Madison Inn is headed for demolition.
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Hartselle has exchanged land for a $50,000 storm shelter credit

Hartselle has exchanged land in the Hartselle Industrial Park for a $50,000 credit from Safe-T-Shelters to go toward building a storm shelter for the city. “Safe-T-Shelters wanted that area back there to expand its storage area for the storm shelters that they produce,” said Hartselle Development Director Jeremy Griffi
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Power supply essential to Redstone’s growing missions

The future growth of Redstone Arsenal may depend as much on electricity as rockets, satellites and missile defense systems. As this North Alabama installation continues transforming into one of the nation’s most important centers for space operations, intelligence and advanced military technology, Redstone leaders say
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Nashville artists to perform at Huntsville’s free ‘Live Night at The Camp’ event

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — A free live music event is set to bring Nashville talent to Huntsville this weekend as part of a growing push to strengthen the city’s music connections and creative economy. The Camp The Camp will host “Live Night at The Camp” on Saturday, May 30,...
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Highway 255 noise concerns prompt city council discussion

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Residents in the Sherwood Park neighborhood say the hum of Highway 255 is constant, disrupting work calls and sleep. Kiah Derrick, who lives a few yards from the highway, said the noise is a daily challenge. “Yeah, it’s pretty constant. I work from home, so I’m...
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10 Alabama Donut Shops Where The Donuts Are Big, Fresh, And Worth A Road...

There’s something about Alabama that makes a simple donut feel like a full-blown adventure. Maybe it’s the way small-town bakeries open their doors before sunrise, or how locals swear by the same counters their parents used to visit. Either way, across the state you’ll find donuts that are anything but ordinary.
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Madison considers new rules, cap for short-term rentals; public hearing set for June 22

Madison city leaders are moving forward with proposed changes to how short-term rentals are regulated in the city, including properties listed through platforms like Airbnb and VRBO.
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VERIFY: Can Huntsville bars sell alcohol after midnight?

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Under Alabama law, the last call for alcohol is generally 2 a.m., but if you've explored Alabama's nightlife, you know the rules are not the same everywhere. What's legal in one city might not fly in the next, and sometimes the rules can shift within city...
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Brave Battles: Sully’s story

Five-year-old Sully picked out chandeliers, designed her dream bedroom and spent her final months spreading joy—one beaded keychain at a time. Now, Sully’s family is honoring her legacy—and fighting for a future where no child faces brain cancer.

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