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Improving Forecast The Rest of the Week
After an active late night and early Monday morning, things are improving in a hurry. We are done with severe storms and tornado warnings. Look for a pleasant afternoon for Memorial Day. Highs today reach the middle to upper 80s with just a limited chance of rain. Rain chances are...
Here are 9 things to know about Huntsville’s $600 million plan for schools
The Huntsville City Board of Education’s 10-year, $600 million capital plan must be approved by a federal judge but it’s a step in getting out from under the district’s desegregation case. Part of that effort may include a new school. If you purchase a product or register...
'Pregnancy isn't easy': Huntsville non-profit helps expectant, new mothers with essential needs
Having a baby can be expensive. Between diapers, wipes and formula, it can put a strain on any expectant mother's wallet. That's why one non-profit is helping expectant mothers get ready for their due date. CNI Solutions hosted a community baby shower Sunday in Huntsville. Charles Fry, who runs the...
Eastbound exit ramp from I-565 to Wall Traina Hwy closed due to crash
MADISON, Ala. (WHNT) — The Eastbound exit ramp from I-565 to Wall Triana Highway will be shut down for the next hour due to a crash. I-565 Eastbound is currently down to one lane at Exit 9 for the next hour. Officials are urging drivers to use caution in the area. Stay connected with News […]
Huntsville identified as a ‘hotspot’ for Parkinson’s disease, study says
People living in Huntsville are at greater risk of developing Parkinson’s disease than those in most places in the United States, according to a study that found links between the neurological disease and air quality. “In Huntsville, the relative risk of Parkinson’s disease is higher compared to the rest...
Why talented young musicians are moving to Huntsville
This year, Emma and Bella Burney’s mom April Burney Shafter sold her car and much of what they owned so they could relocate to Huntsville. They moved here mid-April from Columbia, Missouri solely for Emma and Bella, teenagers who perform and record as The Burney Sisters, to continue their music career.
Food for Thought | Church Street Restaurant family
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Church Street Family Hospitality is a collection of ten restaurants owned by two people: Stephanie Kennedy-Mell and Matt Mell. The food scene in Huntsville is growing, and these eateries, each with a different concept, are a big part of that. FOX54's Ken McCoy takes you to a few of them in his three-part Food for Thought series.
Trial of Mac Marquette | Gag order made permanent, judge rules
DECATUR, Ala. — In a ruling filed Friday, the judge overseeing the Mac Marquette murder trial made a gag order precluding all parties involved from speaking with the media, expanding on an original order issued earlier this year. This comes following evidence provided in the May 17 hearing in which at least one member of the Decatur Police Department, Lt. Joe Renshaw, admitted to replying to Facebook posts discussing the Steve Perkins Shooting and subsequent fallout.
Non-Profit Helps Expectant Mothers with Community Baby Shower
'Pregnancy isn't easy': Huntsville non-profit helps expectant, new mothers with essential needs. Charles Fry, who organized the event, said helping mothers is personal to him, after losing his own mother at a young age.
Elba dam, Huntsville mail, BSC baseball: Down in Alabama
Here’s to those who made the ultimate sacrifice to serve our country and keep the wolves from your door and mine. A 110-year-old dam in Coffee County is being taken down, reports AL.com’s Dennis Pillion. The Elba Hydroelectric Dam on the Pea River is one of the oldest...
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