Huntsville, AL News

• Huntsville, AL News
• Huntsville police charge man with burglary after finding coins from car wash
• POM Juice lawsuit: Company ordered to stop misrepresenting health benefits
• Northwest Huntsville motel robbed
• Brock Road wreck leaves one in critical condition
• Huntsville police blotter
• TVA says noose left at Browns Ferry 'will not be tolerated,' federal regulators could become involved
• Sunny and warm today across North Alabama
• Washington Street in downtown Huntsville in line for $1.5M makeover
• Redstone Arsenal program salutes contributions of Asian American/Pacific Islanders
• Huntsville police confirm names of two officers who were fired
• Huntsville school district to lease 11,000 laptops for students
• Huntsville man shooting pool threatens to shoot buddies, takes their money
• Hammad Memon's father gets Sept. 10 trial date on hindering prosecution charge
• UAB among 11 Centers of Excellence in Pain Education selected by NIH
• High school graduations may impact Huntsville traffic
• Madison City Schools not renewing contracts of 25 teachers for the 2012-13 school year
• Madison County deputies arrest unregistered sex offender in northwest Huntsville after brief standoff
• SWAT officers arrest sex offender after standoff (update)
• Three Huntsville, Madison high schools make Newsweek's list of best in U.S.
• Decatur sex offender charged after failing to report change of address
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 22
• Decatur woman arrested for trying to pass bad check at Hometown Market
• Huntsville woman reports rape by male friend on Dawnwood Drive
• Shoplifting is reported at Marshall's store in Jones Valley
• Sci-Quest unveils new electromagnetic spectrum made possible by Dynetics
• Huntsville police arrest two people in connection with robbery at Kompound Studios (updated)
• Huntsville's Dollar General on Meridian, Family Dollar on Winchester robbed
• Wrong place at the wrong time: Huntsville's most dangerous intersections of 2011
• Study shows statins could help prevent enlarged prostate
• Family Dollar store on Winchester Road robbed
• Dollar General on Meridian Street robbed
• Huntsville police blotter
• Power outage affecting traffic in north Huntsville
• Southwest Huntsville family homeless following fire
• Madison City School Board joins Huntsville in passing a unified 2012-13 calendar
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle hopes to have urban planner in place by September
• Bill designed to help Huntsville's pursuit of new industry still alive in special legislative session
• Huntsville Police Department fires 2 officers, releases few details pending appeals
• Mostly sunny today with slight chance of showers across North Alabama
• Hammad Memon's parents indicted on hindering prosecution charges
• Huntsville board approves massive transfer of principals, 122 probationary teacher cuts (updated)
• Student uninjured in accident outside Lee High School
• Athens police arrest man for sodomy, sexual abuse of 15-year-old girl
• Rave screens 'The Fabulous Dorseys' on May 22
• Sci-Quest, Art Museum to offer free admission to active-duty military and families Memorial Day through Labor Day
• Events that top the list for the Alabama GOP
• Police start 'Click It or Ticket' campaign today through June 3
• A snake, well done, causes outage of 26,000 in Madison County
• Decatur woman makes two dumb moves: Forges check, then returns to store for driver's license
• UAH eminent scholar Michael Griffin named president of aerospace organization
• Man charged in Walmart robbery also allegedly robbed North Alabama Educators Credit Union
• SWIRL building at UAH could be game-changer in severe weather research
• Juvenile caught breaking into Huntsville High School
• Ayers to receive patriotism award for decades of service to soldiers, families
• Power restored for most of 26,000 customers in south Huntsville (updated)
• Huntsville police blotter
• SWAT team finds man accused of Walmart robbery hiding in attic of northwest Huntsville home
• Woman uses electroshock weapon on girl to steal her cell phone
• Five lost hikers found in Monte Sano State Park
• Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees dies at age 62
• James Dawson remembered as an advocate as elementary school takes his name
• Man killed in one-vehicle crash on Palmer Road in Madison
• Huntsville police report robbery at Walmart pharmacy on Drake Avenue
• Man robbed by someone he knows with a knife on Sixth Avenue
• Woman reportedly robbed at gunpoint on Patton Road
• Woman charged with robbery after assaulting JCPenney employees
• Alabama GOP selection of Madison County judge will occur in Montgomery, behind closed doors
• Man shot in leg running away from robbery attempt
• Man finds burglar in his southwest Huntsville home
• Surveillance video shows four burglars in Billy's Pawn Shop
• One killed in wreck in Decatur following police chase (update)
• Man shot in the leg during robbery on Elizabeth Street
• The Providence of Jones Valley? Proposed Lendon development would bring town center to south Huntsville
• Surgery prescribed for 'American Idol' finalist Phillip Phillips
• Marshall County to get $8.6 million cancer care center
• Police release photos from North Alabama Teacher's Credit Union robbery
• Phil Campbell woman, Jefferson County man indicted on child pornography charges
• Community workshop, presentation at UAH addresses 'Islamophobia'
• Roy Moore tells Republican club that country is at a critical juncture in history
• Military history gets 'Avengers' treatment in comic book 'American Defenders: The U.S. Army'
• Active duty service members, dependents to be admitted free to all U.S. public lands
• Texaco on North Memorial Parkway robbed
• Southwest Huntsville Dollar General robbed
• Huntsville man robbed after cashing check
• Man in critical condition after falling 40 feet from tree
• Bids to be accepted for repair of Saturn V rocket at U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• North Huntsville residents mobilize - again - to keep corner of Sparkman and Pulaski residential
• Head on crash on Hughes Road in Madison causing traffic problems
• Mostly sunny and warm with a slight chance of showers across the Tennessee Valley today
• Madison opens state's first 'green' fire station (updated)
• Gurley couple finds long, lost ring for family friend
• Madison School Board moves meeting to Monday
• Police respond to robbery at bank on Whitesburg Drive
• Winston County deputies catch escaped Franklin County inmate
• CSI Huntsville: Apartment complex using doggie DNA to identify which pooch pooped
• House OKs $642 billion defense bill that rejects White House plan, GMD cut and new BRACs
• Man charged for alleged rape of 13-year-old girl in January
• North Alabama law enforcement officials make impact with Torch Run
• Morgan County deputies arrest two in Valhermoso Springs for meth
• Alabama State Championship Criterium to feature top bicycle riders
• New Phil Campbell High School one step closer to reality a year after tornado
• Two arrested in Boaz after shoplifter pulls knives on Walmart employee
• No I-565 exit sign for Jordan Lane South explained by DOT official
• Man reportedly robbed at gunpoint on West Wind Circle
• Decatur police allowing store owners to turn in synthetic marijuana, spice
• Mastin Lake Road resident walking to home's back door robbed at gunpoint
• Relay for Life tonight in Huntsville, Hazel Green
• Proposed $2 million north Huntsville master plan gaining traction
• James Clemens High principal named superintendent of Georgia school system
• Huntsville school district settles appeal of former longtime employee
• Huntsville board fires Chapman Middle principal, assigns new principals at other schools
• Huntsville board approves new school calendar with longer summer, no fall break
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville firefighters battling house fire in city's southwest
• Toyota plans to expand Huntsville engine plant with a new 300,000-square-foot building (updated)
• Kimberly McLaughlin sentenced to life for gruesome murder of her mother
• Limestone County Sheriff's Rodeo to celebrate 30 years
• North Huntsville master plan highlights City Council work session agenda
• Donna Summer, 'Queen of Disco,' dead at 63
• Triana Walk-A-Thon to benefit medical clinic
• Fatal wreck reported in DeKalb County on County Road 27
• Monrovia sewage treatment plant wins statewide recognition
• Police searching for escaped Morgan County convict
• Rolando McClain's co-defendant to testify against him in Decatur assault trial
• Home in southwest Huntsville burglarized overnight
• Shoals area hospitals pay $2.1 million in taxes after bought by private company
• Stolen utility trailers and Sea-Doo from Madison County recovered in Limestone County
• Madison political candidates get a crash course in city government at forum
• Huntsville Utilities work on Whitesburg Drive to close two lanes
• Man arrested after police find apartment door kicked in and girl hiding in bathroom (updated)
• Huntsville Utilities warns customers of possible telephone scam
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 17
• Guntersville adopts law that prevents firing range from opening on Wyeth Mountain
• Mary Kennedy, estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., found dead in New York
• Former fort and school site in Athens on state 'Places in Peril' list
• Alabama GOP is seeking candidates for Madison County judgeship, will choose a candidate in June
• Watchdog Report: Madison County superintendent made reporting errors in Missouri district
• Madison County school systems unite after being forced to discard 2012-13 calendars (updated)
• Westbound traffic on I-565 snarled because of wreck
• Tyra Banks was too fat to model by some industry standards
• Sunny and hot today across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Albertville native's research with shrimp shell may be key to diabetic bandages
• Recount confirms Eddie Sisk as GOP nominee in Madison County Commission District 3 primary
• Lauderdale County doctor pleads not guilty to 96-count fraud indictment
• State trooper sustains minor injuries in Harvest wreck, accident still under investigation
• Meet Twinkle Cavanaugh: Nominee for Alabama Public Service Commission
• Meet Twinkle Cavanaugh: Nominee for Alabama Public Service Commission
• BrainGate gives paralyzed woman abilities through thought-controlled robotics
• BrainGate gives paralyzed woman abilities through thought-controlled robotics
• Classic military vehicles rolling into Huntsville Veterans Memorial Museum for Armed Forces Day
• Law enforcement officials to run through Huntsville as part of Special Olympic's Torch Run
• Sparkman High to host first special needs prom
• Principals' firings, new school calendar to face vote by Huntsville board Thursday
• Forced by state to extend summer break, Huntsville, Madison and Madison County schools unveil common calendar for 2012-2013
• Chief justice nominee Roy Moore to speak at Republican Men's Club meeting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 16
• Trumpeter Ken Watters to help lead W.C. Handy Music Camp
• Colbert County woman working undercover drug buy charged with theft
• Firefighters respond to mobile home fire in Morgan County
• Bridgeport councilman says he's not guilty of harassment, menacing charges
• Little Caesers pizza on Triana Boulevard robbed by gunman
• Huntsville police report robbery to business
• Alabama Senate could raise bond fees, court costs
• TVA says it will improve accountability at Browns Ferry nuclear plant
• Huntsville police blotter
• New welding technique pioneered by NASA brings hundreds of experts to Huntsville
• Sierra Nevada opens office in Huntsville to pursue space, defense work
• Huntsville leaders inspired, full of ideas after weekend visit to Greenville, S.C.
• Patchy dense fog this morning, them mostly sunny across Tennessee Valley
• Northwest Huntsville business robbed
• Huntsville Preservation Commission OKs demolition of Old Town 'eyesore'
• Mayor calls Huntsville Botanical Garden's Parking Garden 'a model for city's future'
• Damaged windows being replaced at U.S. Space & Rocket Center's Davidson Center
• U.S. Representative Mo Brooks: Recipient of the 2012 Thomas Jefferson Award
• West Mastin Lake Elementary to take new name on Sunday
• 'Bonnie and Clyde' of truancy jailed for allowing children to miss 299 days of school (updated)
• Huntsville police officer is OK after collision with pickup truck (updated)
• Police release name of pedestrian killed in Governors Drive accident
• Teen loses control of car and smashes into southwest Huntsville home
• California Street southbound lanes closed for work at Huntsville Hospital
• Police charge store owner selling spice with trafficking a 'controlled substance analog'
• Attorney General Luther Strange to speak at Morgan County Law Enforcement Memorial Service
• Two Madison County residents charged with burglary in Marshall County
• CASA holding 'A Night in the Garden' fundraiser at community garden
• UNA expects record freshman enrollment this fall
• Huntsville woman with broken ankle rescued at Walls of Jericho
• Reported jumper off Guntersville river bridge thought to be a hoax
• Marshall County Commission opposes proposed legislative redistricting plan
• Athens council denies request from Shoals ambulance company to operate in city
• Storage shed broken into at Krystal on Old Monrovia Road
• Deputies searching for man who held Hazel Green woman, child against their will
• As population grows, so does influence in Montgomery for North Alabama
• Preservation commission rejects large, ornate home on Huntsville's Echols Avenue
• Madison inmates returning to Madison County jail
• Patchy fog early, then partly sunny today across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police seize an estimated 1,000 grams of 'spice' at Oakwood Avenue convenience store
• 'Swamp People' star Mitchell Guist dead after fall on boat
• Governor compliments Legislature and Redstone Arsenal, takes swipe at local senator
• Hammad Memon murder trial delayed, state will seek mental health evaluation
• More parks, loose leaf pickup highlight Loretta Spencer's bid to recapture Huntsville mayor's seat
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission to discuss findings from inspection of Browns Ferry nuclear plant
• Huntsville/Madison County Airport Authority approves $13.3 million construction bid
• Huntsville Botanical Garden to hold ribbon cutting for new parking garden
• Current Alabama legislative session prepared to close
• Trial delayed for accused Discovery Middle School shooter Hammad Memon
• Sweepstakes to give 100 teachers $500 for school supplies
• Huntsville man pleads guilty to 3 area bank robberies in 2010
• Northwest Huntsville nightclub burglarized, cash stolen
• Huntsville students place third in world robotics competition, seek state tournament
• 'Doc-in-the-box' clinic Quick Care provides basic medical care in Five Points pharmacy
• Brantley Gilbert to headline Redstone Arsenal MWR summer concert
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 14
• Power restored along U.S. 72 east
• Huntsville's Bridge Street Town Center briefly loses power Sunday night
• Huntsville, Madison County hosting American Cancer's Relay for Life
• ASK US: Why did runners take over the Aldridge Creek greenway?
• Huntsville police report robbery at Pizza Hut
• Michael Douglas to promote early detection for oral cancer campaign
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Utilities reports power restored at Research Park/Bridge Street
• Power outage reported in the Research Park/Bridge Street area
• Huntsville retailers seeing healthier spending this Mother's Day
• U.S. 431, Dug Hill Road work resumes after stopping for three weeks
• Redstone Arsenal accounts for 6 percent of Alabama's GDP, says new study
• Huntsville police blotter for May 12
• Alabama Senate expected to take up bill raising court and bond fees across Alabama
• Man driving wrong way on I-565 may have had diabetic reaction
• Failed UAB/UAH legislation 'serving notice that we are not satisfied'
• Man driving wrong way on I-565 sends 6 to hospital, one with life-threatening injuries
• Huntsville police blotter for May 11
• A wet weekend in store for North Alabama
• Man robbed and beaten in northwest Huntsville
• Police arrest four men for home burglary, anticipate more charges
• Hammad Memon's parents face June 13 court date on hindering prosecution charges
• Alabama Supreme Court rejects request to delay discovery in UAH shooting civil case
• Meg's mom inspires others battling cancer
• Claims of fundraising for Lee basketball team a scam, Huntsville school officials say
• Legislative bill to separate UAH, UAB from UA System dies
• EPA regulations won't cause problems for Huntsville's mosquito control
• Athens State closer to getting own board of trustees; no plans to become 4-year school
• Purse and other items found in front yard of Hamilton Drive burglary victim
• Burglar tries to steal lawn mower, but gets spooked by alarm
• Arab Mayor Gary Beam diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Storage unit at northwest Huntsville apartment complex burglarized
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive Saturday
• Limestone County Sheriff's Rodeo to hold parade in downtown Athens
• Voters in Alabama may set the salary of its legislators
• T. Graham Brown to perform for Songwriters for Survival concert in Florence
• Finalist for Limestone County schools superintendent drops out of consideration
• Newspaper carrier breaks up armed robbery at Elkmont truck stop
• Huntsville burglary is reported on Worley Drive
• Man hit in head with bottle by another man during argument about girlfriend
• Man walking along street taken to hospital after hit with an unknown object
• Inspirational Drake State graduate now wants to help others
• Still time to sign up for David McKannan ALS Run for Research Saturday
• Sunny and warm today across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Isaac Holdsambeck surrounded by supporters during youthful offender hearing, won't face murder charge
• More than 40 meth labs removed in Morgan County
• Isaac Holdsambeck expresses remorse in court hearing over accident that killed Huntsville teen
• Former Huntsville Mayor Loretta Spencer launches campaign website
• Huntsville police bicycle unit fights crime, educates bicyclists and motorists
• Isaac Holdsambeck, charged in 2010 wreck that killed Huntsville High student, granted youthful offender status
• Huntsville Stars open homestand against Braves
• New Market Elementary named 2012 Blue Ribbon Lighthouse School
• Huntsville Housing Authority bill passes Alabama House, awaits governor's signature
• DeKalb County officials report 30 people ages 15 to 33 suffering from tainted spice
• Speake Elementary wins national sweepstakes
• Madison bicycle rider is seriously injured in wreck with car
• Huntsville Botanical Garden taking part in National Public Gardens Day
• EDITORIAL: Medicaid and responsibility
• Russellville court clerk placed on administrative leave because of 'discrepancies' in department
• Ryland post office to remain open after U.S. Postal Service revises plan
• Muscle Shoals man charged with cocaine trafficking after car almost hits state ABC agent
• Rave screens 'Eternally Yours' on May 15
• UNA board president says no stopping move to Division I
• Northwest-Shoals Community College could operate, eventually buy Alabama Music Hall of Fame
• Firefighters to battle it out in Albertville this weekend
• Madison County may gain 2 seats and additional clout in state Legislature
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison honors students for academic excellence
• Limestone Sheriff's Office nab Killen men for stealing scrap metal
• Two brothers arrested in Athens for stealing machinery equipment, tractor tires
• 'Best High School' national rankings include 93 state schools, six area high schools in Alabama top 20 list
• Huntsville looks to Greenville, S.C., for tips on remaking downtown
• North Alabama Burger King franchise owner sued for alleged failure to make overtime payments
• Sunny and warm today across North Alabama
• Police respond to cutting at Wells Fargo bank in north Huntsville
• Sales tax, building permit revenue fuels fast start to Huntsville's budget year
• Temporary road closure by Governors Drive, Monroe Street to affect traffic
• Athens cops find pot, magic mushrooms, pot oil, $24K in cash and 24 guns in drug bust
• Fix housing now
• Madison City School Board to meet today
• Motorcycle rider is injured in wreck at Ryland Pike and U.S. 72
• Kmart employees try to stop suspected shoplifter
• Broadway Theatre League to bring 'Addams,' 'Spamalot,' 'Chicago' and more next year
• Arab football players suspended for hazing eighth grader with a whip
• Huntsville police bust four convenience stores for selling stolen goods, arrest four (updated)
• Graduations set this week for Oakwood, Drake State and Calhoun
• Rescheduled Older Americans Festival at Sharon Johnston Park on Thursday
• Outdoors specialty store Gander Mountain building store in Florence
• Russellville mayor seeks continuance in state ethics complaint investigation
• Huntsville police suspect arson in small fire at attorney's office on Oakwood Avenue
• Shoals airport officials await feds' decision for new air service provider
• Ask Us: Which way should a tornado shelter door swing?
• 'Goober' Lindsey found a better career path after his days of X's and O's at Hazel Green High
• Partly sunny, chance of showers today across Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• State Rep. Mike Ball 'optimistic' about passage of Huntsville Housing Authority notification bill
• Drivers beware: New law effective Aug. 1 bans texting, e-mailing while driving
• Bill that would have stripped Huntsville's TVA money dies in Senate committee
• Louisiana Governor Jindal to visit Alabama
• Intergraph Garden of Hope cancer survivor planting seeds of encouragement
• Pet food recall expanded after salmonella outbreak sickens humans
• Madison political candidates invited to forum
• Bridgeport councilman arrested on misdemeanor menacing and harassment charges
• James Clemens PTSA charter meeting Thursday
• Huntsville sanitation workers pay unique tribute to fallen boss (Photo gallery)
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle unveils "Battle Plan" for second term
• Graduating seniors from nursing at UAH give gift for planned renovation
• Two Morgan County teens arrested on charges of vandalizing a Bell Springs church
• Florence Library screens 'The Magnificent Ambersons' on May 10
• Republican Women of Madison collecting books for Harvest area youth clubs
• Hospice Family Care to honor nurses
• Marshall County firing range closed on orders from Albertville officials
• U.S. Transportation Department gives state $3 million for I-65 sinkhole repair
• Huntsville Police Department Citizens' Advisory Council to meet
• Book sales to be held this weekend at three branches of the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library
• Huntsville house moving set to start at Nick Davis Road in Harvest
• Tigers for Tomorrow hosting UNTAMED Nature Fest
• Madison County school board to discuss options for school calendar
• Two children injured in 2-car wreck at Pulaski Pike and Toney Road
• Florence woman, 38, indicted on rape charge involving 14-year-old boy
• South Huntsville nursing home reports burglary of storage shed
• New Alabama A&M trustee Richard Reynolds says school is 'hidden gem'
• Security officer forces parent to stop recording Huntsville board meeting
• Madison police investigate home invasion robbery
• Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers today across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison Utilities board votes to keep fluoride in city's drinking water supply
• Jim Nabors to miss Indianapolis 500 due to heart surgery
• Alabama GOP considering how to replace disqualified Madison County judge candidate
• Fayetteville man charged with murder in the shooting death of his wife
• First city-sponsored community garden takes root in Huntsville's Five Points neighborhood
• Car, school bus crash sends two people to the hospital
• James Clemens principal one of two finalists for superintendent's post in Jackson County Georgia
• Huntsville bicyclist injured after being hit by car on Patton Road
• State school board member to speak to Republican Women of Madison
• 'Trendsetting' Huntsville sanitation manager Kathy Hunt dead of apparent heart attack
• Decatur man arrested on attempted murder charge in April 29 shooting
• Two Randolph School teens to compete in national math competition
• UAH students win 'Smackdown' competition awards
• Huntsville Botanical Garden finds environmentally friendly way to solve parking problem
• Jackson County jury awards $500,000 to widower for wrongful death of wife
• ESPN produces moving segment on Bo Bikes Bama tornado relief ride
• Teachers receive praise from students at annual Golden Apple awards
• Court appearance scheduled for Florence teen charged with killing another teen (updated)
• Rave screens 'Angel and the Badman' on May 8
• Older Americans Festival postponed because of weather forecast
• Sci-Quest hosting 'explosive' demonstration of the Magic of Chemistry
• Court battle continues for Stevenson man who buried wife in their front yard
• Billy Mitchem retires as warden at Limestone Correctional Facility
• Athens officials interview nine candidates for fire chief
• Woman reports she was raped on Henderson Road
• Burglar breaks into Huntsville insurance office, steals TV
• ULA workers reject strike; contract in effect
• Defense budget sequester has Huntsville holding its breath
• Servicemen's dad who plans to walk 2,120 miles to support troops makes stop in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Victim tells Huntsville police he was robbed by offender with a knife
• Actor George Lindsey, aka Goober on 'The Andy Griffith Show,' dead at 83
• Huntsville police investigating burglary in which two juveniles kicked in door of residence
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Columnist smarter than a fifth grader? No way
• Huntsville police blotter
• German ambassador to the United States speaks at UAHuntsville spring commencement
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Congressman Brooks responds to Russian missile threat
• Huntsville police investigating robbery at Alabama 53 store
• Utility work scheduled on Whitesburg Drive and Garland Avenue in Huntsville
• Basket Auction A Success
• A partly sunny weekend in store but with a chance of showers across the Tennessee Valley
• Northwest Huntsville business robbed
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama Legislature passes bill shifting Madison County court oversight from clerk to court administrator, judges
• Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch dead at 47
• Madison County Sheriff's Office to host summer driving program for teens
• State finance director Marquita Davis gives $18 million challenge to Alabama A&M alums
• The bad news of a tornado-less April? Not much rain
• Huntsville police are looking for man, missing since Monday
• Schools in Madison County already scoring high on Alabama's new healthier lunch standards
• Police may have identified bullet caliber in Saturn V shooting
• Huntsville school board meeting audience met with metal detectors
• Police make 10 arrests for illegal drug use, prostitution
• Alabama A&M awarded $25,000 in Retool Your School contest
• Sci-Quest announces registration for summer camps
• Overturned truck has traffic blocked southbound on U.S. 231/431 near state line
• Madison County Commission goes behind closed doors for second straight meeting
• Dance studio owner Ann Brown pleads not guilty to disorderly conduct, gets June 19 trial date (Updated with video)
• Decatur police nab man for January home burglary
• Decatur police arrest man after K-9 detects narcotics inside car
• Police investigate fight that injured three on Halsey Avenue
• Woman arrested for putting camping fuel in grandmother's milk, Decatur police say
• Marshall County couple on trial in aggravated child abuse case
• Decatur police arrest man they say possessed 2 pounds of marijuana
• Man tells police he was robbed by group of men on Jack Coleman Drive
• Huntsville auto shop burglarized
• Josh Wege goes from near-death in Afghanistan to new life as softball player with fellow amputees
• Hammad Memon's attorney asks for four-month delay from June 18 murder trial date
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle has cautious eye on TVA-in-lieu-of-taxes bill
• Huntsville school board approves Lee High fence, discusses New Century 'virtual school'
• Decatur police arrest burglary suspect
• Partly sunny, chance of showers across Tennessee Valley today
• Madison police arrest Huntsville man who they say is involved in recent southwest Huntsville robberies, shootings
• Shooting of Saturn V rocket in Davidson Center could be a federal offense
• Convicted sex offender living with children in Horton arrested
• Afghanistan: No footballs left to spike
• Oakwood, Drake State sign articulation agreement
• GOP committee to hear challenge to candidacy of Madison County District Judge runoff winner Chris Messervy
• Ann's Studio of Dance owner Ann Brown arrested for misdemeanor disorderly conduct
• 10,000 teachers can get free posters urging students to get involved
• Bob Jones High hosting Spring Art Fair today
• Shots fired into the Davidson Center at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Huntsville man and woman hurt in car, motorcycle accident
• 'Virtual school,' Lee High security among topics on Huntsville board agenda
• BancorpSouth Bank collects 1,467 pounds of pet food for Greater Huntsville Humane Society
• Some Madison roads will be closed for Run Through the Roses 10K and 5K
• Huntsville 'State of the Schools' address broadcasting on ETV (with video)
• Madison County Sheriff's Office holds distracted driving program for teenagers
• Marshall County school board votes to transfer five principals
• Several hundred Athens city voters getting new voter identification cards
• Conoco at Pulaski Pike and Stringfield Road robbed
• Madison police arrest robbery suspect
• Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms across North Alabama today
• Times Watchdog Report: North and south Huntsville schools further separated by uniforms
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rave screens 'The Godfather: Part II' on May 3
• Gov. Bentley accepts $100,000 grant from Verizon for state's emergency relief fund
• Huntsville superintendent to remove principals, overhaul staff at Westlawn, Chapman middle schools this summer
• Police say two southwest Huntsville shootings are 'not related at this time'
• Huntsville City Councilman Bill Kling says housing officials 'ignoring the input' of Lowe Mill residents
• House move from Madison to Huntsville may impact drivers
• National Merit Scholarship Corp. names local award recipients
• Huntsville man convicted of August 2008 murder of Heather Denesha Clemons
• Alabama 53 blocked at Harvest Road because of wreck
• American Cancer Society's Relay for Life gearing up for annual events throughout Madison County
• Lauderdale County doctor indicted for $1.3 million fraud
• Grissom coach released from hospital after serious bicycle accident
• Madison police ask drivers to avoid McAdoo and Eastview Drives after nabbing home robbery suspect
• NFL and former Tide great DeMeco Ryans to speak at youth event Saturday at Madison Academy
• Vigil to be held in Big Spring Park Thursday for homicide victims
• Athens man arrested for failing to register as a sex offender
• Joey Parker concedes to Eddie Sisk, recount called off in Madison County Commission District 3 GOP runoff
• Spring City Cycling Club kicks off Ride a Metric training program
• Huntsville-Madison County EMA to test outdoor siren system
• UAH researcher blogs about tornado research and influence of topography
• 'Cops on Top' in Madison County raises over $7,000 for Special Olympics
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 2
• Christmas Charities Year Round hosting RagTag Recycling Day
• Decatur police arrest two Hartselle people on charges of making methamphetamine
• Armed robber shoots woman in legs in southwest Huntsville
• Celebrity chef Spike Mendelsohn cooking up acid reflux awareness
• Police search for suspect in shooting, armed robbery
• Mayor Tommy Battle kicks off re-election 'Moving Huntsville Forward' campaign
• Huntsville police investigating southwest Huntsville shooting
• Fatal wreck on I-65 in Morgan County
• Huntsville police blotter
• Cakes provide Whitesburg Middle students sweet lesson in history (with video)
• National Asthma Awareness Month: What you need to know
• Mostly sunny today across North Alabama
• Athens police arrest burglary suspect
• Hammad Memon's father taken to ER early this morning, attorney may seek later trial date
• Huntsville school district to hold public hearing on Native American education
• Huntsville robotics team takes third place in world championship (with video)
• Alabama A&M to hold 2 graduation ceremonies Saturday
• 'Dew' plan to attend Huntsville Stars' game tonight
• Huntsville falls to sixth in the U.S. for average air fare
• Congressman Allen West and statewide events top the GOP news
• Police investigating motorcycle accident, driver taken to Huntsville Hospital
• Sylvania Mayor resigns; was fired last week as jail administrator
• Police announce downtown street closings for WhistleStop Weekend
• Huntsville MS Walk raises record $92,000 at Botanical Garden
• Retired Times sports editor John Pruett to talk about 1970s integration of football programs
• Athens City Council hears good news at mid-year budget review
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle kicking off re-election campaign at Depot
• Father of accused Discovery Middle School shooter taken to hospital
• Athens Mayor Ronnie Marks to give annual state of the city address
• Tai Chi by the River class to be offered at Hays Nature Preserve
• Not even a tornado warning in first tornado-less April since 2004
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 1
• Plans for Parkway overpasses at Byrd Spring, Lily Flagg roads not available for public viewing
• Huntsville man shot during home invasion robbery on Conger Road
• Police investigate shooting on Conger Road
• Tornado Masters customers could get some money back, court-appointed receiver says
• Madison Utilities board hears arguments for and against fluoride in city's drinking water supply
• Huntsville police blotter
• Partly sunny and warm, chance of showers today across Tennessee Valley
• Investigators unsuccessful in search for missing woman at Owens Cross Roads home
• Investigators with sheriff's office search for suspect in Renasant Bank robbery
• Boeing in Huntsville celebrates 50 years of space, defense work
• STEM education focus of congressional hearing at Madison's Bob Jones High
• Fort Payne Seven earns Merit Award during Real World Design Challenge in Washington D.C.
• Courts need to set a BP oil spill trial date
• Alabama PTA names Huntsville schools leader 'Outstanding Superintendent of the Year' (updated)
• Dixie Derby Girls present special Mother's Day weekend treat
• Investigators using cadaver dogs, backhoe to search Owens Cross Roads home for missing person
• Wheeler Wildlife Refuge is holding youth fishing rodeo
• After no April tornadoes, May is also looking calm
• Veteran helping veterans: American Freedom Festival Huntsville a start of something 'bigger, stronger'
• Huntsville police looking for black Dodge pickup that hit cars, utility box on Wynterhall Road
• Rave screens ‘Swing High, Swing Low’ on May 1
• Sci-Quest to host Parents' Night-Out event Saturday, registration open
• Decatur collects 82 pounds of expired medication for 'Take-Back' drugs event
• Decatur police arrest two people for receiving stolen property
• Scant City convenience store robber still at large in Arab area
• National Take Back Initiative takes in 226 pounds of prescription drugs in Jackson County
• German ambassador to U.S. to speak at UAH graduation ceremony
• Hartselle woman charged with stealing pills from terminally ill woman
• Part of Plummer Road to be closed for drainage work
• Memorial to DeKalb County's 35 tornado victims dedicated in Rainsville
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, April 29
• Body of British aid worker found beheaded in Pakistan
• Man injured by knife trying to stop automobile break-in
• Two people force their way into home through window and damage several rooms
• Rocket City Brewfest 2012
• WhistleStop Weekend 2012
• Huntsville police report robbery at Dollar General
• Huntsville police blotter
• Tornado-ravaged Ford's Chapel United Methodist Church 'all in' on rebuilding effort
• Two wrecks on U.S. 431 near Hampton Cove send six to hospital
• Huntsville police looking for man who robbed Meridian Street food mart at gunpoint
• KFC ordered to fork over more than $8 million in salmonella poisoning case
• State investigators to probe Saturday cotton warehouse fire in Elkmont
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Tornado fear is appropriate, but don't let it take over your life
• 132 miles a year later: Retracing the path of tornado destruction from Hackleburg to Huntsville
• Madison residents closer to property tax vote
• As Huntsville's investment grows, Redstone Gateway office park marches forward
• Unpaid property taxes put Madison County properties on the auction block
• Rock-wielding thief makes off with Huntsville business' laptop computer
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Woman reports purse snatching outside Parkway Place mall Friday night
• Do tornadoes have a favorite path? Or are repeat victims just unlucky?
• Tremont subdivision celebrates rebirth with block party after April 27 storms
• Athens man pleads guilty to robbery, burglary and kidnapping of elderly Tanner couple
• Sunny and warmer today across North Alabama
• Huntsville Planning Commission OKs 690-space parking deck for medical district site
• Chainsaw Team Six still 'doing the Lord's work' a year after the Harvest tornado
• 'Cops on Top' fundraiser in Madison off to a good start
• Athens police arrest teen involved in burning train trestle
• Facebook page that reunited victims with photos, documents shutting down
• Huntsville runner with Parkinson's to compete in Nashville marathon
• Redstone Arsenal hosting Month of the Military Child 'block party'
• Tornado victims memorial in Limestone County is for all generations
• Redstone Arsenal changing hours of operation for Gate 1, Martin Road East
• HEMSI ambulance service buying former Huntsville fire station for $355,000
• Man charged for leaving the scene of an accident Tuesday, victim in critical condition
• Police arrest man they say is linked to 18 Huntsville burglaries
• Students from across Alabama to attend state technology student championship next week
• Defense contractors may begin 'shedding' jobs this summer, House staffer warns
• UAB researcher Townes receives HudsonAlpha prize
• Huntsville police open criminally negligent homicide case in pedestrian death of former Oakwood University professor
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 27
• Space shuttle Enterprise lands in New York after dramatic fly-by of Manhattan
• Officials break ground for new splash pad for EveryBody Can Play playground
• Dixie Derby Girls clean up for a fundraiser
• Huntsville Botanical Garden hosting state's largest yoga class
• Tiny life a bright spot after tornadoes impact Adair family
• Train goes through burning trestle in Athens (updated with photo)
• A year ago today, tornadoes began their deadly attack on Alabama early
• Families of Madison County tornado victims trying to heal, but will never forget April 27, 2011
• A year later, tornadoes still impact Huntsville TV meteorologists
• Join the fight against prescription drug abuse with National Drug Take-Back Day
• Turner Classic Movies fans enjoy ‘Casablanca’ on the big screen in Huntsville
• Midyear cost-of-living raise unlikely for Huntsville city employees
• Huntsville police investigate robbery to individual on west side
• Madison School superintendent quells rumors of eliminating middle school choral music program
• Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, thunderstorms across Tennessee Valley today
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police arrest hit and run driver in University Drive accident
• Know a teacher who's an 'unsung hero?' Students urged to make award nomination
• Army medical recruiters meeting in Huntsville
• Huntsville Utilities, TVA overcame long odds to restore power in wake of April 27 storms
• Athens police arrest 27-year-old woman for home burglary
• Madison police responding to attempted robbery near Royal Drive
• Huntsville man arrested after setting girlfriend's clothes on fire
• Huntsville Police investigating torture and willful abuse of 5-month-old girl (updated)
• Madison School Board to test run meeting on iHigh
• Madison County cops going on top of the Madison Walmart to raise funds for Special Olympics
• Huntsville runner with Parkinson's disease to run in marathon
• Huntsville Walk MS to be held at Botanical Garden
• Car dealership on Mastin Lake Road burglarized
• Know a deserving veteran who loves country music? 100 words could win them Lonestar tickets
• "Bo" bikes and Bama continues its growth
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 26
• Teacher at Huntsville's Seldon Center arrested on DUI charge
• Jackson County hosting National Take Back Intitiative for drugs
• One year later: North Alabama recovering after April 27 tornadoes, but 'there will always be that scar'
• PETA plans to protest Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in Huntsville
• Main branch of Huntsville-Madison County Public Library celebrating 25th year
• Decatur man faces assault, drug charges after shooting
• Limestone chamber honors citizen, business person and public servant of the year
• Woman reports break-in to her southwest Huntsville home
• Police K-9 corners burglar inside Huntsville's Academy for Academics and Arts
• Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers this afternoon across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama smokers could face higher cigarette user fees with proposed legislation
• Renowned geneticist to speak at Hudson Alpha DNA Day event
• Four charged in murder of Huntsville man found in Fayetteville, Tenn. (updated with photos)
• Recount set for narrow District 3 GOP primary runoff for Madison County Commission seat
• Sci-Quest unveils new solar energy exhibit built by UAH students
• Older Americans Festival slated for May in New Market park
• DeKalb County jail administrator terminated for sexual misconduct, improprieties and harassment
• Madison County Commission to host fishing rodeo for kids in May
• Panoply Arts Festival to honor police, firefighters, other first responders on tornado anniversary
• Ron Klein named interim head of Westminster Christian Academy
• Huntsville Housing Authority calls special meeting to consider grant application
• Liquor store, nonprofit burglarized in North Huntsville
• 27-year-old Joppa man dies in car accident in Locust Fork
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's CircusFit at Space & Rocket Center
• Two Jackson County men arrested after methamphetamine labs found in Stevenson home
• Decatur woman arrested on drug and stolen property charges
• Florence Library screens '12 Angry Men' on April 26
• Decatur police armed with search warrant arrest two people on drug charges
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 25
• NASA officials confirm advance knowledge of 'Rocket City Rednecks' appearance at student rocket launch
• Alzheimer's Association to host 'A to Z' event
• Decatur police arrest four people on marijuana possession charges
• Ian Sturruck Memorial Pipe Band / Bourbon and Shamrocks
• Sisk narrowly edges Parker in Madison County Commission District 3 race (updated)
• Chris Messervy wins Madison County District Court judge runoff over Linda Coats (Updated)
• Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms across the Tennessee Valley today
• Three arrested in Decatur shooting, fourth suspect sought
• Results for primary runoff elections for Marshall, Limestone, Morgan and Jackson counties
• Huntsville superintendent touts achievements in first 'State of the Schools' address
• Demos overtakes Gentle in Republican runoff for Madison County probate judge
• Student uniforms to become policy at 10 additional Huntsville schools this fall
• Huntsville Planning Commission rejects Lee High security fence, guard shack
• Demos takes big lead over Gentle in Madison County probate judge race
• Fourth National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day this Saturday, April 28
• Falkville couple in process of adopting Ukrainian orphan after her recent visit to Alabama
• Cast your online vote, help Huntsville win a community fruit orchard
• As Bo Jackson ride kicks off, 11-year-old Bryce Ferguson is an inspiration
• Redstone Arsenal Gate 7 reopens; unexploded ordnance discovered in area was destroyed
• Increase in Huntsville robberies, burglaries spurs Making Huntsville Safe Facebook Page
• Veteran actor Gary Grubbs to speak at Five Points acting school
• Huntsville Housing Authority notification bill dies in House committee, still alive in Senate
• Delta Flight to Atlanta returns to Huntsvile airport safely after gauge problems
• R&B singer to perform Huntsville concert to benefit CAJA
• Huntsville's Walk to Defeat ALS will be at new location, Adtran in Research Park
• Huntsville schools to hold Elementary Choral Festival tonight
• Madison City Council moves second May meeting; cancels monthly finance meeting Wednesday
• DeKalb County town to remove Bible-quoting welcome signs in response to complaint
• Mayoral candidate Don Palmer says Madison needs his vision
• A pound of methamphetamine seized in Boaz raid; suspected trafficker held on $5 million bond
• 'Cops on Top' at Madison Walmart to benefit Special Olympics
• Bo Jackson bike ride rolls out of Henagar with Scottie Pippen, Ken Griffey Jr. (video)
• Three Huntsville area animal organizations team up to help the North Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times:
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' leader says NASA knew they were coming to student launch, but weren't prepared for 20-foot 'Redneck rocket'
• Huntsville man arrested for burglary of Conoco station
• Athens City Council joins city school board in opposing charter schools bill
• Pedestrian critical after hit and run accident on University Drive
• Polls open for GOP runoff in Madison County
• Huntsville High School students must take alcohol/abstinence program online for prom tickets
• Superintendant wants Lee High to be 'safest school' in Huntsville
• 'Prom-posals' are the latest trend among teens to dances, functions
• Mostly sunny with a slight chance of showers across North Alabama today
• Despite loss, Alabama Teacher of the Year from Madison happy to be one of four national finalists
• Madison Council endorses Senate bill to distribute TVA in-lieu-of-taxes money based on population
• The 'I didn't do anything wrong so I'm not pulling over' guy arrested last week after car chase arrested again on multiple charges
• Cyclist struck by vehicle at intersection of Holmes Avenue, Jordan Lane
• Huntsville Housing Authority looks to acquire eight vacant lots across city
• Panoply, circus, prom and play coupled with closed streets expected to create traffic jams
• Man killed when car hits tractor on U.S. 231/431 North near Charity Lane (updated)
• Republican voters to see much shorter ballot today than in last month's primaries
• Political expert says election too close to call, but GOP smart to choose Romney
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees fame regains consciousness
• Route of Bo Jackson bike trip through Alabama released
• Gander Mountain teams up with Soles4Souls to provide shoes for needy children
• Hammad Memon's mother returned from Dallas; released from jail on $15,000 bond
• Lightfoot's NASA Headquarters job won't be permanent until after election
• Palmer Road in Madison near park now open
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle's annual bike ride to promote safety
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times:
• Madison's Gay Barnes doesn't win National Teacher of the Year
• Don Palmer announces candidacy for mayor of Madison
• Huntsville fire reported at North Ridge Apartments; nobody injured
• Probate judge runoff candidates face challenge of getting voters back to the polls
• ASK US: Why can't train horns be silenced in Madison?
• Huntsville police catch suspect who scuffled with officer after foot chase
• Monte Sano community celebrates Earth Day with certification as wildlife habitat
• Gunman robs north Huntsville hair salon with customers present
• Former Morgan County principal injured in Huntsville wreck
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' crew denied entry to Student Launch Initiative
• Student rocket launch teams use project to reach more than 45,000 middle-schoolers (with video)
• Thieves take Owens Cross Roads ATM filed with $12,000 cash, abandon forklift in nearby business parking lot
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Recalling the day Dick Clark brought music to Huntsville, and Huntsville to America
• Madison County District Court judge race features rare endorsements by local sitting judges
• Police blotter
• Chapman P-8 to be 'innovation school' in pact with Athens State
• Early morning red light on Memorial Parkway at Mountain Gap Road 'annoying'
• Guntersville High student killed in crash near Memphis
• One killed in early morning Madison crash
• Man in critical condition following collision on Huntsville's Memorial Parkway
• Madison teacher awaiting announcement for National Teacher of the Year Award
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Madison County Commission District 3 candidates make last-minute campaign pitches
• Weather postpones student rocket launch until Sunday
• Police blotter
• Police nab man for attempted burglary, possible connection to rash of Limestone burglaries
• Several downtown streets to be closed for Panoply Arts Festival
• Decatur police nab two men for drug charges at auto store
• Cloudy with rain likely this morning across the Tennessee Valley
• Police arrest one, search continues for Hazel Green armed robbery suspects
• Lenice Justice honored by Weatherly Heights Baptist Church for long-time library service
• Police, deputies search for suspects involved in Hazel Green robbery
• Madison Board of Education won't face Discovery Middle School shooting lawsuit
• Madison satellite license office to start selling car tags soon
• All lanes re-opened after truck flips near Scenic Overlook on Governors Drive (updated)
• Applications available for Limestone Rodeo Pageant
• City of Huntsville expects bond refinancing to save $3M in interest payments
• Hearing set this afternoon in lawsuit over fatal shooting of Discovery Middle School student Todd Brown
• Somerville benefit to help Steven Waddell, who suffered brain injury
• Events in Madison County, Athens to celebrate Earth Day
• Parents of April 27 tornado victim create tribute in Monrovia park
• Trial of Guntersville man accused of killing pregnant woman to begin soon
• U.S. 231/431 speed limit at Charity Lane to be studied
• Woman tells police she was raped on Newson Road
• One resident suffers smoke inhalation in Sparkman Homes apartment fire
• City Councilman Richard Showers says improving north Huntsville means getting 'more innovative'
• University Drive motel robbed by gunman
• Bill designed to help Huntsville's proposed TVA Megasite clears Alabama Senate
• Security fence at Lee High School causes concern at board meeting
• Huntsville board hires North Carolina principal, moves Hampton Cove Elementary principal to central office
• House move will affect traffic Friday in northwest Madison County
• Todd Brown's family angered by Hammad Memon's flight, trial could be delayed by insanity defense
• Limestone County sheriff investigating rash of burglaries
• After odor complaints, New Hope police sniff out hydroponic weed in home
• Home burglaries on the rise in Limestone County, according to sheriff
• Sunny and warm today across the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville business is named a semifinalist for 2012 Freedom Award
• Mary Jane Caylor to retire as head of Huntsville's Big Spring Partners (Updated)
• Judge orders Hammad Memon held without bail until his murder trial (Updated)
• Crestwood Medical Center wins state license to establish cardiac angioplasty program
• Runners to do 72.5-mile, all-night run to celebrate Limestone County Special Olympics
• Little on tonight's agenda for Madison County school board
• Police arrest three men for unrelated crimes
• Redstone Arsenal honors volunteers for work on post, in community
• Food Bank of North Alabama to accept food/cash donations before Ringling Bros. Circus shows
• Huntsville YMCAs celebrating Healthy Kids Day
• Elementary school kids deploy on Redstone Arsenal to celebrate Earth Day
• Lee High security upgrade, employee contracts on tonight's Huntsville school board agenda
• The System works -- for the most part -- as Hammad Memon's case takes it strange twist
• Jackson County DHR director resigns amid state claims that children are not safe
• Six locations in Jackson County hosting National Take Back Drug Initiative
• Bill to help BRAC-impacted schools grow without tax increase set to go before Alabama House
• Arab businessman elected chairman of Marshall County GOP
• Madison City Council members interview four candidates for place on school board
• Hammad Memon has been returned to Madison County
• Huntsville police blotter
• 2012 Green Living Expo slated for Thursday at Alabama A&M Agribition Center
• Join the fun at the YMCA with Healthy Kids Day 2012
• Captured teen fugitive Hammad Memon expected in court Thursday morning
• Southern Cord offers parents a chance to bank umbilical cord blood
• Two men convicted in attempted robbery, burglary of elderly Huntsville man's safe
• Sunny today across North Alabama
• More than 13,000 prescription pills stolen from Russellville pharmacy
• Eight-foot-tall security fence planned for Lee High School in northeast Huntsville
• Morgan County deputies find meth lab dumpsite with gas generators and around 25 meth labs
• Huntsville Stars to host meet-and-greet Tuesday
• Heart attack claims life of TV legend Dick Clark at 82
• One candidate withdraws for Madison School Board seat
• Sailor's foreign allies hoist his portrait and a monumental joke on Pentagon's walls
• Hammad Memon on his way back to Madison County, bond hearing set
• 'Transforming Boys II Men' summit to address obstacles facing young men of color
• Homeowners catch Dawson burglar in the act, grab him for deputies
• Dragon Boat Race and Festival coming to Decatur's Point Mallard Park
• Grissom High School track coach/teacher David Yates doing well after pacemaker surgery
• Hot water issue at Alabama A&M dorm stirs debate
• 17th Annual Limestone County Triad Trail Ride slated for Sunday in Elkmont
• Alabama A&M Research Institute official charged with burglary due in court today (updated)
• Decatur man arrested and charged with robbery at Walmart
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 18
• Sheffield City Council outlaws sagging pants that expose undergarments
• Two men ask for cigarette, rob apartment resident of money and other items
• Alabama A&M dorm without hot water for seven weeks and counting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Elderly Huntsville man testifies he was held at gunpoint by robbers wanting him to open safe
• Mostly sunny today across North Alabama
• Bicyclist hit by car on the Beltline in Decatur
• Russ Elrod elected chairman of Marshall County GOP Executive Committee
• Huntsville rainfall washes away pollen
• Madison seeking its 'fair share' from TVA in-lieu-of-taxes payment
• Still Serving Veterans teeing up for first Ladies Golf Tournament
• Monte Sano named Alabama's first Certified Community Wildlife Habitat
• Absentee ballot application deadline for next week's runoff elections is Thursday
• Three arrested in Morgan County meth lab bust
• Former Boaz resident killed in one-vehicle wreck in Boaz
• 'Stars Earn Stripes' reality TV show to mix celebrities, special forces-style training
• Trial set to begin for two Chicago men charged in Huntsville robbery
• Hays Nature Preserve recognized by Arbor Day Foundation for outdoor classroom
• Police respond to robbery on North Memorial Parkway, searching for suspect
• Huntsville launches nationwide search for 'visionary' urban planner
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle speaks at D.C. 'Innovation Summit' today
• Sparkman Middle School evacuated while fire department checks on smoking A/C unit
• Decatur man wanted for failure to appear in court easy to find: Beats on door with beer in hand, 'coke' in pocket
• DeKalb County woman charged with arson in apartment fire
• One person apparently severely burned in New Hope mobile home fire
• Man flees north Huntsville home after victim's mother calls police
• Chin implants latest plastic surgery craze
• Grissom coach/teacher David Yates still critical after bike wreck with car; family disputes HPD report he rode on sidewalk
• Rain spells relief for allergy victims after record-breaking high March temps lead to early spring
• Regal Hollywood 18 presents ‘Casablanca’ on April 26
• Regal Hollywood 18 presents ‘Casablanca’ on April 26
• Mostly cloudy with chance of rain today across Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison County in negotiation with Huntsville Utilities for long-term water plan
• Woman convicted of killing her mother in Madison in 2009 to be sentenced May 17
• Crestwood Medical Center Chest Pain Center now fully accredited
• Captured teen fugitive Hammad Memon waives extradition, will be returned to Madison County this week
• Ryan O'Neal battling stage 4 prostate cancer
• 2012 NASA Student Launch Initiative to be streamed online, tweeted
• Police investigate robbery that stems from marijuana altercation
• I-565 eastbound reopened at U.S. Space & Rocket Center after multi-car wreck
• Bankers to visit schools next week, teach students about saving money
• Meth lab bust in Falkville leads to two arrests
• Escapee tells off-duty New Hope cop he has pot, is on the run
• Two arrested in month-old Decatur robbery, shooting
• Vandals target natural landmark, Rainbow Mountain, in Madison
• Burglary reported at occupied Huntsville building on Morrow Drive
• Decatur man charged in Bud's convenience store robbery
• Security at Dallas bus terminal recognized Hammad Memon from police bulletin, called police
• See a sheep sheared, churn some butter, find some gems at Spring Farm Days
• Huntsville man charged with assault after hitting someone with beer bottle
• Huntsville burglary by force reported on Sparkman Drive
• Two Huntsville men stabbed during argument on Mt. Vernon Road
• Dollar General on Countess Road robbed at gunpoint (updated)
• Huntsville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Invites Orrin
• Huntsville couple to go without power to remember April 27 tornadoes
• Huntsville police blotter
• Ways to get involved in the Civil War sesquicentennial in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Former Bee Gee Robin Gibb critically ill with pneumonia
• Police investigating death of southwest Huntsville resident found after a house fire
• Huntsville police blotter
• Hammad Memon's parents charged with hindering prosecution following his arrest in Dallas
• Rave screens 'The Little Princess' on April 24
• NASA Administrator Charles Bolden attends Great Moonbuggy Race, impressed by 'the spirit of the kids'
• NASA Administrator Charles Bolden watches the start of the Great Moonbuggy Race on Saturday
• (Updated) Hammad Memon's father arrested on hindering prosecution charges, mother also expected to be charged
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Legislation proposing separating UAH, UAB from UA System comes with confusion
• Good person: Steve Rowles finds work at the New Hope Children's Clinic is making a difference
• Hammad Memon and his mother taken into custody in Dallas, had passports, large amount of cash
• Madison police investigate robbery to a business
• A sunny and warm weekend for the Tennessee Valley
• Madison police say Hammad Memon in custody in Dallas
• Prosecutor says accused Discovery Middle School shooter Hammad Memon on the run, dangerous (Updated)
• Accused Discovery Middle School shooter Hammad Memon's father didn't know his son received government package, attorney says
• United Way of Madison County's '$20 by 20' emergency fundraising campaign short on time
• Rep. Phil Williams says he opposes separation of UAH from UA System
• Casting for 'Courage': Statue for Huntsville-Madison Co. Veterans Memorial on way to foundry
• Huntsville Police Department promotes eight members of force to investigator
• Hampton Cove Middle math teacher chosen for STEM institute fellowship
• Huntsville Police Officer Mickey Brantley to receive military award
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle to be featured at Washington, D.C. 'Innovation Summit'
• Strong armed robbery reported at Huntsville K-Mart on North Memorial Parkway
• Mo Brooks: North Korea's failed rocket launch spotlights need for strong U.S. missile defense
• Athletic Club of Alabama holding racquetball tourney to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Mill Creek Elementary nominated for national 'green' school award
• Thief breaks into car parked in garage of south Huntsville home
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 13
• Fort Payne man arrested for running meth lab in Lickskillet
• Legislative bill introduced to separate UAH, UAB from UA System
• 'Understand Your Arthritis' talk today at Huntsville's Trinity Methodist Church
• Last day to register to vote in the April 24 GOP runoff
• Defeated GOP congressional candidate Parker Griffith files lawsuit against former campaign manager
• Man assaulted by several people in his Patton Road home
• Huntsville woman scares off intruders by slamming bedroom door and calling police
• Police looking for gunman who fired shots into a home and car in north Huntsville
• Police investigating a home invasion robbery in South Huntsville
• Woman robbed on University Drive
• West Huntsville man robbed in parking lot of apartment
• Huntsville police blotter
• Developer John Wisda prevails in southeast Huntsville rezoning dispute
• National Register survey will provide 'fuller narrative' of Twickenham's homes, history
• Sunny, warmer today across North Alabama
• Athens police arrest sex offender
• SWIRL building at UAH gets first approval from trustees committee
• Police respond to attempted burglary at Clinton Avenue business
• Interceptor missiles, radars with Huntsville ties in place as North Korea plans rocket launch
• Annual Madison County Eagle luncheon recognizes four honorees
• Educators from Madison County school districts to stage rally at state capitol Saturday
• Grissom High School track coach/teacher David Yates now critical after bike collides with car (updated)
• Huntsville board cancels principal contract, approves $3.4 million renovations to Milton Frank Stadium
• Home on Fulton Drive burglarized, nothing reported stolen
• Friday is the last day to register to vote in April 24 runoff
• UA System to establish office in Huntsville as hard feelings thaw (updated)
• North Memorial Parkway new limited access lanes may save 5 minutes on commute
• City of Huntsville to help residents with upcoming Earth Day
• Madison County gearing up for American Cancer Society's Relay for Life
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 12
• UA System trustees to review UAH proposal for severe weather center
• Decatur woman arrested on forgery charges involving checks stolen from business
• Huntsville man 'jumps into' fight, shot twice in the leg
• Youth runs away from gunman trying to rob him
• Decatur man who escaped after 2008 robbery charged with armed robbery
• Gunman runs away from Advance Auto Parts without stealing anything
• 'Madison County Spring Cleaning' is huge operation to verify sex offenders
• Huntsville police blotter
• Southwest Huntsville business robbed
• Athens police arrest burglary suspect
• Premature baby declared dead in Argentina later found alive in morgue
• Tax increment finance bill would give Huntsville 'another tool' to attract large manufacturer
• Arab police arrest 20-year-old man involved in house fire
• Huntsville Fire responding to house fire on Union Drive
• Rave screens ‘The Little Shop of Horrors’ on April 17
• Watchdog Report: Huntsville board to rescind contract with Virginia principal caught up in land scam
• Huntsville board selling portion of Seldon Center
• Five Huntsville Police K-9 teams receive yearly certification, honors
• Patchy frost this morning, then mostly sunny across North Alabama
• Police respond to shooting at Geronimo Circle
• Huntsville Police Officer John Vankampen to receive Lifesaving Medal
• Auction, wine tasting to help Korean War veterans revisit country where they served so long ago
• Drake State students named to All-Alabama Academic Team
• Alabama A&M to hold annual STEM Day on Thursday
• Traffic flowing on southbound lanes of new stretch of limited access Memorial Parkway
• Bob Jones High, Madison Academy baseball fans can donate supplies for school in Ghana this weekend
• Huntsville instruments record large Indonesian earthquake today
• 'Draconian' Medicaid budget cuts could cause reduction in services, crowd emergency rooms
• Decatur police charge Tuscumbia woman with possession of a forged instrument
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 11
• Preliminary hearing delayed for Limestone man accused of killing his grandmother
• Decatur police charge woman with distribution of a controlled substance
• Two Lauderdale County men killed in one-car crash Monday afternoon
• Decatur man is arrested on drug charges
• Kitchen fire reported at Hunters Ridge Apartments in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Farrakhan wide-ranging speech touches on race, religion and encouraging students
• Proposed changes to Alabama immigration law to be reviewed in legislature today
• Athens police arrest man for copper thefts
• HudsonAlpha Double Helix Dash a hit with area runners
• Wanted: Photos of 13 former Marshall County sheriffs
• New principal named for Madison County Career Tech Center
• Immigrant rights group hopes to defeat bill that would tweak Alabama immigration law
• Sunny and cooler across North Alabama with a chance of frost tonight
• Decatur Police are looking for a man involved in an incident at a gas station
• Last chance to vote for Alabama A&M in Home Depot contest
• Huntsville International Airport passengers will continue taking long way to baggage claim
• Police arrest 54-year-old man in relation to two University Drive burglaries
• New northbound limited access lanes on Memorial Parkway open for afternoon commute
• Huntsville school board calls special meeting for Thursday
• Madison County board to take up principal contracts today
• Drug bust in Decatur leads to the arrest of two people
• Huntsville airport gets new imaging machines to screen passengers at security checkpoint
• Danville man charged with two counts of forgery, auto burglaries by Decatur Police
• Huntsville seeking grant to establish community fruit orchard north of downtown
• Florence Library screens ‘A Night to Remember’ on April 12
• Decatur police nab 18-year-old involved with string of auto burglaries
• Despite protests, Louis Farrakhan set for speech tonight at Alabama A&M
• Bridge Street to present eighth annual car, motorcycle show, vehicle registration open
• Smile...and help change a child's life forever
• 2012 season opens Saturday for Dixie Derby Girls
• Decatur police arrest 63-year-old sex offender for failing to notify address change
• Double Helix Dash 5K and 1-mile Twilight Run today at HudsonAlpha
• Gunman robs Comfort Inn of undisclosed amount of cash
• Lie detector test scheduled for Lauderdale County woman who reported being kidnapped
• Alabama tops on quality of pre-K program, but lacking in accessibility, study finds
• Olympic gold medal diver Mark Lenzi dead at 43
• NASCAR's Martin Truex Jr. makes pit stop here to rev up remote-controlled boats
• Madison City Council approves EMA appropriation
• Mostly sunny across the Tennessee Valley today
• Rave screens ‘Second Chorus’ on April 10
• Huntsville Hospital employees' generosity made new simulation lab possible
• Huntsville superintendent makes case for Ray Landers hire
• Panoply tree planting ceremony will honor first responders on tornado anniversary
• Decatur police nab suspect in vehicle burglary
• Craigslist deal goes awry, man robbed of stereo
• Moon Construction Services in Huntsville wins Excellence in Construction Award
• Opening of Memorial Parkway overpasses at Max Luther, Sparkman drives to relieve traffic congestion
• Huntsville burglary reported at Charles White Truck Repair
• University Drive car dealership burglarized, various property stolen
• Car rental on University Drive burglarized
• Huntsville Middle academic team wins state championship
• Providence PTA to hold meeting with superintendent at Columbia High
• Water service restored to northwest Huntsville after emergency repairs (updated)
• Wedgewood Terrace Road to be closed for drainage work
• Huntsville city schools to be recognized for recycling phone books, plastic caps
• 2 Calhoun Community College students from Huntsville honored
• One person injured, both drivers leave scene in Huntsville hit-and-run accident (updated)
• Lauderdale County to begin Hope Card program for protection order holders
• Athens considering converting city vehicles to run off compressed natural gas
• Madison County Young Republicans to host runoff forum this weekend
• Two Huntsville passersby pull woman out of burning truck off Carter Gin Road
• Limestone County woman cattle farmer to head state cattle association
• Gunshot strikes Slaughter Road mobile home with resident inside
• Accident on Nick Davis Road and Pettus cause delays
• Huntsville police blotter
• Easter is time of renewal for spiritual and physical health
• Huntsville agencies help homeless, others in need
• Police blotter
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Longtime '60 Minutes' journalist Mike Wallace dead at 93
• Chopper drops 20,000 eggs for Easter festivities at Hazel Green church (video)
• Hire of new Huntsville school principal raises issue with RSA
• St. Jude's patient and family has ultimate Space Camp experience (video)
• Closing mail facility in Huntsville will hurt service, officials say
• 'Moonrat' aims to bring the Great Moonbuggy Race trophy back to Huntsville
• Business burglarized overnight in northwest Huntsville
• Burglary reported at University Drive business, but nothing reported stolen
• Traffic congestion on Whitesburg Bridge caused by multi-vehicle wreck
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Woman robbed of her personal belongings by friend during car ride
• Meridian Street gas station burglarized, cases of beer stolen
• Home on Armond Drive robbed, cash and electronics stolen
• State's best & brightest compete at Alabama Science and Engineering Fair at UAH (video)
• A sunny Easter weekend in store for North Alabama
• (Updated) McLaughlin found guilty of murder in stabbing death of her mother
• North Memorial Parkway overpasses will be open on Tuesday
• Butler High School principal resigns post
• 3 Decatur residents learn lesson: Wear seatbelts if you're doing drugs
• Bo Jackson says tornado relief bike ride is 'a million times bigger' than Alabama-Auburn rivalry
• DeKalb authorities looking for Todd Lashane Thomas in connection with Crossville teen's death
• Huntsville woman raped in 200 block of Binford Court
• Huntsville schools employee accused of ethics violations resigns
• Jury in Kimberly McLaughlin murder case asks judge to define "clear and convincing evidence"
• MLK Elementary students get Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle as guest teacher
• Driver breaks legs, may be charged after early morning crash (updated)
• Trial date set for admitted mass murderer Jacob Shaffer in 2009 Huntsville killing
• Alabama A&M will have (small) voice in hiring new University of Alabama president
• Jackson County farm donates 21,000 eggs to North Alabama food banks
• Decatur man charged with burglaries, air conditioner thefts
• Northbound lane of Memorial Parkway closed because of wreck
• Huntsville man robbed, assaulted on Governors Drive
• Authorities searching for Lauderdale County woman who texted her mother she'd been kidnapped
• One dead in Thursday afternoon motorcycle accident
• Madison has 'controversy' choosing math book
• Sunny and cooler today across the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville High principal to oversee new 9th-grade academies
• Strong thunderstorms cuaisng some street flooding
• Intermezzo: A new sleeping pill for middle-of-the-night insomniacs
• Kimberly McLaughlin trial hinges on juror view of mental health defense
• Huntsville drivers frustrated over rising gas prices
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks said growing deficit the 'greatest threat our nation faces' (updated)
• DeKalb County deputies continue to investigate death of 17-year-old teen
• (Updated) Jury gets case following closing arguments in Kimberly McLaughlin murder trial
• State science fair set for Friday at UAH
• Two people arrested after car chase that started in Lacey's Spring (updated)
• 'Space Camp Live' coming to this year's WhistleStop Festival and Rocket City BBQ
• Packed agenda in store for tonight's Huntsville school board meeting
• Teacher at Huntsville's ASFL makes state's 'Sweet 16' list for 2012-2013 Teacher of the Year
• 18-year-old, two juvenile boys charged with rash of car break-ins in Decatur
• Man arrested in Athens for trafficking marijuana, possession of controlled substance
• Got opinions about Huntsville government issues? City Councilman Bill Kling wants to hear them
• Madison School Board to meet today at 5 p.m.
• Federal suit challenging Alabama taxes as racist ends written appeals today, could be argued in Atlanta this summer
• Robbers take cash, booze from The Liquor Store in Huntsville
• UAH assistant professor honored by National Science Foundation
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 5
• Did you see this rainbow over Huntsville? See our photos and submit your own
• Liquor store robbed on South Memorial Parkway
• Huntsville police investigating a rape on the city's south side
• Madison murder case victim was stabbed more than 200 times, medical examiner testifies
• UAH College of Nursing to hold mock disaster drill Thursday
• Isaac Holdsambeck, charged in 2010 wreck that killed Huntsville High student, applies for youthful offender status
• Tornado Masters unlikely to fight judge's order of permanent injunction
• Mostly cloudy with a chance of mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers across North Alabama today
• Huntsville Fire, Alabama A&M officials resolve water gun fight
• University of Alabama in Huntsville to host TEDxChange event
• Decatur man is arrested on pot and meth charges
• Oakwood University finishes second in national HBCU academic competition
• Decatur Police nab three men in meth bust at Walmart parking lot
• Alabama A&M students soak Huntsville firefighters with water balloons, Super Soakers (updated)
• Medical examiner in McLaughlin murder trial testifies that victim suffered numerous stab wounds
• Four arrests made in meth lab bust in Hartselle
• Crestwood Medical Center special procedures unit receives national kudos
• House moving project going from Five Points to Alabama 53
• Man in critical condition after car flips in Scottsboro
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 4
• Huntsville/Madison County EMA will be testing sirens
• Light at Governors Drive-Monroe Street on the blink; Huntsville police directing traffic
• ASK US: Why does city use dome-shaped lane markers that damaged my tires?
• Alabama A&M students attack Huntsville firefighters on campus
• Huntsville police blotter
• Recalling the airline tragedy that shook our community 35 years ago today
• Madison County named fourth healthiest county in state
• Athens police searching for attempted robbery suspect
• Neighbors testify they saw Kimberly McLaughlin on day of her mother's death
• Small plane crashes into Publix supermarket in Central Florida
• South-bound lanes at Whitesburg Drive, Airport Road closed due to accident
• South-bound lanes at Whitesburg Drive, Airport Road closed due to accident
• Murder trial begins for woman charged with killing her mother in Madison
• Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon across the Tennessee Valley
• Judge issues permanent injunction against Tornado Masters
• 'Shut up, get up and go,' Roland S. Martin tells Oakwood University students
• Former Alabama House Rep. Sue Schmitz released from federal custody
• DeKalb County Sheriff's Department captures 2 of 4 involved in deputy assault
• Blockbuster ‘Titanic’ returns to Huntsville theaters
• Walls come tumbling down at former public housing site near Huntsville Hospital
• Retired Monte Sano Elementary custodian honored by Huntsville and state PTAs (updated)
• Huntsville R&B concert to benefit Madison County Court Appointed Juvenile Advocates for Children
• It's National Walking Day, so take a walk Huntsville
• Win Bonnaroo tickets by helping hungry pets
• (update) SpaceX mission to space station faces a big day on April 16
• Holly Pond man charged with attempted murder for knife attack
• Barber shop on Oakwood Avenue burglarized
• Sandra Spivey among top candidates for Decatur school superintendent
• Von Braun Center website gets facelift, features new helpful tools
• North Shore League Tour to visit Huntsville Sunday
• Bob Jones Drum Line to open for Foreigner at VBC
• Gadsden police find Huntsville runaway girl
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 3
• Jury selection continues in 2009 Madison murder trial of woman charged with killing her mother
• Huntsville police blotter
• Enhanced video shows gash on George Zimmerman head after Trayvon Martin killing
• American Cancer Society looking for participants for new study
• Ukraine orphans visit U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• One hurt in bicycle accident on Boeing Boulevard
• Mostly sunny, chance of showers, thunderstorms today
• Huntsville traffic to be impacted by house move Tuesday
• Police search for missing Huntsville teen, thought to be in Gadsden, Decatur area
• Madison County Commission to review fees of all county departments
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle tops $200,000 campaign fundraising mark
• David McKannan Run for Research 5K honors former track star with ALS
• Huntsville High teachers named 'All American Teachers of the Year'
• Wanted Alabama man for sexual child abuse arrested in Arkansas
• Athens State going blue to raise awareness for autism
• Eva man arrested on felony domestic violence
• Jury selection under way in Kimberly McLaughlin murder trial
• Huntsville Botanical Garden hosting Bunny Bonanza for members
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks to hold annual Washington update at Huntsville's VBC
• Gadsden-built race car being raffled to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center makes list of places every kid should see before they turn 15
• Ask Us: What is that smell between Memorial Parkway and the Martin Road gate on Redstone Arsenal?
• Ask Us: Is there a law against distracting drivers with campaign or protest signs?
• Trees in Speake damaged by high winds during Saturday storm
• Huntsville police investigating death of 22-month-old boy
• DeKalb County Sheriff's Office looking for man who fought with deputy Saturday
• Little drum major gets big cheer at fourth annual Rocket City Marching Band Exhibition Sunday (video)
• Huntsville man falls asleep on the couch, wakes up to find television gone
• Former Huntsville Police Chief leaving with 31 years of memories
• Huntsville may hit record high today
• Triana children learn art of making movies
• Huntsville police blotter
• Woman charged with killing her mother in Madison in 2009 on trial starting today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• The day a Space Camp worker took von Braun into space
• Scott Hancock's memories of 'going to the moon' with Wernher von Braun
• Fire damages Huntsville business
• Awaiting federal and state funding from 2011 tornadoes, Madison County facing 'budget crunch'
• Ed Buckbee presented international award for his work in promoting space travel
• Physical and emotional scars from March 2 tornadoes a long way from fading
• 60 Minutes poses controversial question: Is sugar toxic?
• More than 26,000 pounds of Artisan Fresh chicken apple sausage recalled
• Huntsville police blotter
• Main Dish Restaurant gets 'Impossible' makeover
• Infant dies after going into cardiac arrest (updated)
• Three-vehicle wreck in NW Huntsville Friday night sends nine to Huntsville Hospital
• Thief steals laptop computer and monitor
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville police investigating man's death
• March in review: Seniors make the news
• Huntsville robbery victim tazed by offender
• Huntsville Humane Society in need of pet food
• Florence Library screens ‘He Who Gets Slapped’ on April 1
• '1,000 hoodies' march at Alabama A&M draws hundreds in support of Trayvon Martin
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Hospital ER physician hopes new book helps 'shift the paradigm' on death
• Nelda McAllister honored by Hillwood Baptist Church seniors (Good Person)
• Drug bust in Decatur leads to the arrest of seven people
• '1,000 hoods' march, candlelight vigil to be held today at Alabama A&M
• Community Watch, police say patrollers shoud only report, not take action
• Sharing dreams about $640 million Mega Millions jackpot worth the drive, state line ticket buyers say
• Crestwood Medical Center introduces latest-generation robotic surgery system
• Burglar takes computer and monitor from University Drive business
• State Democratic party: We're not part of Farrakhan visit to Alabama A&M
• 'Tornado' documentary to explore state's April 27 storms
• Athens family reunited with pet dachshund missing for 25 days after tornado
• Florence man wants court to overturn his guilty plea in sexual abuse of a 7-year-old
• Ask Us: Was a car buried next to the time capsule at the Madison County Courthouse in the 1950s?
• Ask Us: Will household hazardous waste drop-off be postponed because of Easter weekend?
• Limestone County authorities considering capital murder charge against Pigg in grandmother's death
• Meridian Street widening project about four months from completion
• Huntsville's Fantasy Playhouse is burglarized
• Man robbed of cash during fight on Winchester Road
• Madison County Circuit Clerk plans to stop processing passport applications, cites confusion over fees
• Huntsville police blotter
• Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, thunderstorms today
• Tears, smiles, salutes to service mark first 'Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day' in Huntsville
• Crestwood Medical Center announces newest in high-tech robotic surgery
• Decatur man charged with possession of two counterfeit $50 bills
• Huntsville Downtown YMCA's Fit & Fun Saturday to feature Pilates
• After questions about fees, Circuit Clerk Jane Smith will stop accepting U.S. passport applications on May 1
• Rave Cinemas screens ‘The Godfather’ on March 29
• Not a 'Trace' of 'Paradise' left at Madison complex
• Preliminary hearing set for Athens man accused of killing his grandmother
• Center for Aging Balance Studio offers free seminar
• First Stop, North Alabama Coalition for the Homeless receive $250K in funding
• Alabama A&M President Andrew Hugine distances school from Farrakhan visit
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 29
• Four Alabama federal courthouses under consideration for closing
• Second Florence brother arrested on charges of raping 7-year-old girl
• Man who may have burglarized 5 places caught on tape in Limestone County
• Free dump day for Limestone County residents with tornado debris
• As the anniversary of April 27 tornadoes approaches, tell us your hero stories
• Man stabbed after he tells two robbers he doesn't have any money
• Limestone man accused of killing grandmother tells his mother 'I didn't do this'
• La Quinta Inn on University Drive robbed overnight
• Accident on I-65 near the I-565 interchange
• Madison City Council narrowly passes proposal for federal grant road improvement program
• Huntsville police blotter
• Memorial Parkway southbound closed at Byrd Springs Road
• Partly sunny today with a chance of showers
• Athens police investigating multiple burglaries
• Woman hit by a vehicle in Target parking lot on University Drive
• Longtime Huntsville City Schools employee placed on administrative leave
• Watchdog report: Organizers working through fixes at Huntsville Veterans Memorial
• 'Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day' in Huntsville honoring unsung sacrifices
• Huntsville man indicted in three 2010 North Alabama bank robberies
• Car drives up utility pole's cable on Derrick Street, driver charged with driving under the influence
• Gas station on Governors Drive burglarized
• Decatur Police make five arrests in sale of alcohol to minor sting
• Decatur woman charged with throwing boiling water on boyfriend
• Decatur police arrest man on burglary charge
• One lane of Washington Street to be closed for three blocks downtown
• Seniors ripped for $575 billion from Medicare to pay for Obama-care
• Alabama A&M march organizer: 'Any child ... could have been Trayvon Martin'
• Incubator source of fire at Courtland high school, 30 chickens killed
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 28
• Athens grandmother had asked court to evict grandson now charged with killing her
• Man sentenced to 75 years in beating and robbery of elderly Tanner couple
• South Huntsville resident finds front door of home kicked in
• Huntsville man charged with breaking into ex-girlfriend's apartment, hitting her and taking phone
• Man cut on arm by former girlfriend during argument about another woman
• Woman robbed by two people she was driving to a drug deal
• Stanford community mourns the loss of sophomore volleyball player Sam Wopat
• Athens woman dies after suffering from gunshot wounds, head trauma; grandson charged with murder
• Huntsville police blotter
• OneHarvest ministry offers food for all incomes in Huntsville area
• Partly sunny and warm today across North Alabama
• Limestone County Sheriff's Department issues murder charges for man accused of grandmother's death
• Searchable brick database for Huntsville-Madison County Veterans Memorial goes live Friday
• Huntsville neighborhood appeals Ann's Studio of Dance parking waiver
• Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan to speak at Alabama A&M University
• 'Restaurant Impossible' gives Meridianville's Main Dish a makeover
• Decatur police catch suspect in Limestone County shooting
• Police arrest man for firing gun into an apartment, vehicles
• TVA to replace sirens around Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, multiple siren tests expected over next two months
• UAH to start master's program in Earth System Science
• Trayvon Martin candlelight vigil planned for Friday at Alabama A&M
• Madison calls special City Council meeting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 27
• Bridges north of Hartselle dedicated to three fallen service members
• Marshall County closes more than 700 bad check cases by amnesty and warrant roundup
• Athens State University wants to create board of trustees to govern the school
• Madison County Firefighters respond twice to home on Maysville Road
• Athens City Council honors Vietnam veterans with official welcome home
• Fire damages R.A. Hubbard High School in Lawrence County
• Police find window broken at barber shop, but don't find a burglar
• Get moving with HudsonAlpha's first Double Helix Dash 5K and 1-mile Twilight Run
• Madison City Council approves 4 projects; tables County Line Road for special session Wednesday
• Cunninghams settling into new home, still remembering and respecting violent weather
• Huntsville police blotter
• Whitney Houston ex Bobby Brown arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Linda Coats cites her strong showing and experience in Madison County District Judge runoff, Messervy gets Rizzardi endorsement
• Burritt Museum celebrates Tallulah Bankhead
• Sunny and warm across North Alabama today
• Motorists will have to find another route with Cecil Ashburn Drive closed
• Oakwood University freshman who drowned was 'spiritually focused'
• Madison County officials renew warnings about no swimming in quarries after Oakwood freshman drowns
• Alabama A&M second in voting for Home Depot's Retool Your School contest
• Rumored time capsule at Athens City Hall not found
• Rocket City Marching Band Exhibition is Sunday
• Huntsville: Donate your cell phone to benefit a soldier
• State Rep. Laura Hall hosting meeting on women and HIV/AIDS
• Healthy Huntsville Initiative continues with diabetes/obesity seminar
• Athens council to give Vietnam veterans a special 'Welcome home'
• Two arrested in Jackson County drug bust
• Proposed changes in TVA tax payments would affect schools in Limestone, Athens and Madison
• Up to 1,500 fishermen expected in Scottsboro for Big Bass Splash tournament
• Marshall County residents want commission to silence firing range
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 26
• 'A Day that will live in infamy and awesomery': Burpee flash mob goes for Guinness world record
• George 'Goober' Lindsey is recovering from a stroke
• Reese Witherspoon expecting her third child, first with hubby Jim Toth
• Edward Jones Investments office ransacked over the weekend
• Russellville man drowns when kayak capsizes
• Woman cut on the arm by someone she knows on Clinton Avenue
• Police seeking answers in stabbing death of Florence teen
• Huntsville's Wade Brown in battle round of 'The Voice'
• Man assaulted on Governors Drive taken to Huntsville Hospital
• Madison hopes to cash in on federal funds
• Sunshine will greet workweek across Tennessee Valley
• Parker, Sisk seeking votes in runoff for Madison County Commission District 3 seat
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rave Cinemas screens 'Swing High Swing Low' on March 27
• Downtown Huntsville may get boost from legislative bill relaxing open container laws
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, March 25
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 25
• Huntsville best-educated of Alabama's metro areas, with 20,000 residents holding engineering degrees
• Madison County judges seek changes in court operating structure
• From outhouses to outer space, Huntsville's evolution unique among Alabama cities
• Reader says bicyclists should not be allowed on Green Mountain Road
• Grissom High's Tom Drake one of longest-serving principals in U.S.
• More than 15,000 Hispanics call Madison County home
• Rush hour traffic, hour-long dinner waits and impossible parking prove it: Huntsville is growing
• Suspected burglar trapped for 2 days in business he targeted, may lose arm
• Von Braun's birthday celebrated in style as his daughter paints portrait of loving, unique father
• America faces no shortage of troublesome issues, Sen. Richard Shelby says
• Crowd at U.S. Space & Rocket Center celebrates von Braun birthday
• Oakwood University student drowns in Huntsville, AL rock quarry
• Huntsville hearing on budget cuts for mental health yields few answers
• Alabama appeals court reverses its 2011 decision that granted convicted murderer Jason Sharp a new trial
• Showers and thunderstorms likely across the Tennessee Valley today
• Candlelight vigil to be held in Montgomery for slain Florida teen
• Octogenarian still volunteering with Red Cross
• Madison police offers women's self-defense class
• Nikki Carey-Nicholson: A true Alabama rising star
• Salespeople now need permit, photo ID badge to go door to door in Huntsville
• Huntsville burglary reported to building on 200 block of Martin Road
• Burglar breaks into Magic Cuts on Jordan Lane, takes TV, Playstation
• Fun & Fit Saturdays to start in Big Spring Park East
• Huntsville police investigating death on Paramount Drive
• Huntsville firefighter demoted after filing harassment complaint settles with city
• Fire destroys Huntsville home on Edgemont Circle; owner out of town (updated with photo gallery and details)
• Hartselle man charged with stealing camping trailer
• First Jackson Bank on Sutton Road robbed late this morning
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, March 23
• Tennessee woman charged in Jackson County with marijuana, controlled substance possession
• Madison County Commissioner Bob Harrison nominated for Alabama A&M trustee board
• HPD works second accident on Parkway near I-565
• Accident on the Parkway slowing down southbound traffic
• Burglary reported at Huntsville's Renaissance Apartments
• Three from North Alabama on committee to evaluate road projects
• Man robbed of wallet at gunpoint in his driveway
• If your child plays video games online beware ... predators do, too
• Huntsville police blotter
• James Clemens to have senior class this year; board hires girls' head basketball coach
• Journey to Mars was always Wernher von Braun's ultimate 'objective'
• Cocaine use said to have contributed to Whitney Houston's drowning death
• More details emerging on $85 million Councill Courts project near Huntsville Hospital
• Cloudy with chance of showers, thunderstorms this morning
• Huntsville Police Chief Mark Hudson: 'It was time to retire'
• 2 Huntsville teens are extras in 'The Hunger Games'
• Hazel Green High School student killed in crash Wednesday (updated)
• Alabama A&M police to purchase bulletproof vests with grant money
• Madison City Council to hear update on Paradise Apartments at its meeting Monday night
• Video game created by Huntsville superintendent helped save life in 2007 (with video)
• Burglar breaks into Indiana Street woman's home while she's sleeping
• Burglars break into Kevin's Wholesale on Governors Drive
• Athens State, Snead State enter reverse credits transfer agreement
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 22
• Alabama Music Hall of Fame to remain closed, may move to new location
• Police think burglar may be targeting UNA co-eds for assault
• Anchorage woman arrested for meth lab at Scottsboro motel
• State school board meeting to be streamed online today
• Drugs and paraphernalia found in Dutton residence off County Road 418
• 18-year-old Section man arrested for DUI, pot
• The great what-if?: Did von Braun exit, JFK's death stifle space travel in U.S.?
• Stevenson man busted for meth lab, illegal hunting
• Burglars take nearly $7,000 in electronics from Boaz Elementary School
• Former Auburn great Bo Jackson aims to raise $1 million for 2011 tornado relief
• Scientists one step closer to developing anti-addiction meds
• Early pollen dusting provides misery for area allergy sufferers
• Huntsville police blotter
• One person dead in Madison County wreck
• "Extremely Loud" actor set to star in next Space Camp movie
• Cloudy with thunderstorms this afternoon across the Tennessee Valley
• Madison firefighters fighting blaze on Angela Drive
• Man who thought he dreamed his estranged wife had been killed is charged with murder
• Huntsville Police Chief Mark Hudson retiring
• United Way of Madison County seeks public's help to close $500,000 budget gap
• State examiners give Madison County Commission finances a clean bill of health
• Huntsville Housing Authority to meet Thursday on $85 million Councill Courts redevelopment plan
• 9 Huntsville-area students to compete for spot in 2012 National Geographic Bee
• Decatur man injured in motorcycle wreck in fair condition in Huntsville Hospital
• Fewer than 20 percent of Alabama seniors completing college financial aid applications
• Parking dispute involving Huntsville dance studio may end up in court
• Decatur man could get life in prison without parole for robbery, burglary convictions
• Redstone Arsenal doing controlled burn to prevent wildfires
• 47 Alabama businesses nominated for 2012 Employer Support Freedom Award
• Youth rescued after jumping into water at DeKalb County's High Falls Park
• Athens man injured in motorcycle wreck without helmet released from hospital
• Passerby reports seeing two men climbing out of carpet store window
• Pizza delivery driver assaulted and robbed at gunpoint in north Huntsville
• North Huntsville Dollar General robbed by two gunmen (updated)
• Huntsville drug bust nets 15 arrests, cash from October rap concert
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rough terrain hampers firefighters efforts on Green Mountain
• Madison County Schools consider staggering start/end times to save money on buses
• Partly sunny today; showers, thunderstorms return Thursday
• 15 arrested in DeKalb County drug roundup
• Tommy's Pizza offers popular meal for Paleo Diet followers
• National Symposium on Child Abuse: Penn State's tragedy could happen anywhere
• Decision expected next month on Crestwood Medical Center angioplasty program
• Von Braun's favorite wine key ingredient in wooing state Legislature
• Key witness sentenced in wide-ranging Army bribery case that snared Harvest couple
• Ider police officer arrested while on duty, charged with domestic violence
• Decatur man arrested under new provision of sex offender registration act
• Decatur police issue arrest warrants for three men in six-state burglary ring
• Jackson County authorities charge Rosalie woman with marijuana possession and other drug charges
• Lauderdale County wildfire getting close to homes near Waterloo
• Historic von Braun speech inspired growth of research at UAH
• Tree trimming to close U.S. 72 eastbound ramp to Meridian Street
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 20
• Water service to be interrupted for about 40 customers in Walnut Grove
• Accident reported at Sullivan/Whisperwood Lane in Madison
• Albertville man busted twice last week for methamphetamine possession
• Facebook campaign helps push Charity Lane traffic signal forward
• Man walking on street robbed of cell phone by pistol toting robber
• Three car accident Highway 72 just east of Moores Mill Road
• Two killed in wreck on U.S. 231 near Arab, troopers say
• Bunny Bonanza
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sex offender arrested on child pornography charges
• Judge extends temporary restraining order against Tornado Masters
• Huntsville officials reveal more details of new downtown development
• 15 arrested in drug round up
• Details of federal case involving Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith still unclear
• First day of spring brings summer-like weather and possible record temperatures for Huntsville area
• Sunny, warm today across Tennessee Valley
• Whitesburg Drive blocked by power lines after wreck
• Judge sets Amy Bishop trial for September 10
• U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby addresses crowd in annual update in Huntsville
• Huntsville mayor announces $85 million development for former Councill Courts public housing site
• Several arrests made over the weekend in Jackson County (updated with photos)
• Alabama animal advocates to rally April 3
• Madison County fills vacant finance director position
• First of three men charged with attempted murder pleads guilty in Decatur's Funland shooting
• Two gunmen rob Athens motel of unknown amount of cash
• Judge rules expert witness qualified to testify in Tornado Masters hearing
• Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith pleads guilty to federal misdemeanors, fined $5,000 (updated)
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, March 18
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 19
• Kathy Lowe pleads guilty to manslaughter, receives probation in shooting death of husband
• Former DeKalb County investigator indicted in cross-country bicyclist's death
• Bill would allow Marshall County volunteer fire departments to assess fees on residents
• Oakwood University President Leslie Pollard putting stamp on school (video)
• Gnu Foods launches three new indulgent flavors in all-natural fiber bar line
• 'Stop the War on Women's Rights' rally draws passionate crowd to Big Spring Park
• Huntsville police blotter
• Unseasonably warm weather could set a Huntsville record this week
• National Children's Advocacy Center symposium on child abuse draws international experts
• Rally to 'Stop War on Women's Rights'
• Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith to appear in federal court this morning on misdemeanor charges
• Huntsville man robbed at gunpoint Saturday night
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Nick Gordon closes Twitter account following engagement to Bobbi Kristina Brown
• Space City, amusement park proposed in 1960s, was never completed
• Woman robbed of purse in parking lot in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Juvenile robbed by man who rolled up near him in van
• Marshall County Circuit Judge Howard Hawk certified to run as an independent in November
• Bentley: Decrease in unemployment a bright spot as Alabama endures proration, budget problems
• Green day: St. Patrick's Day parade draws big crowd to downtown Huntsville (with video)
• Cletus Wetli elected chairman of Madison County Democratic Party
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Madison man arrested in connection with Regions Bank robbery
• 'Rednecks' renewed for second season
• The Ark comes to rescue of burned pup, family
• Expert witness testifies shelters he inspected not up to standard in Tornado Masters hearing
• Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms across the Tennessee Valley today
• CASA volunteer is 2012 Senior Hero Winner
• SpaceX will try to dock its Dragon capsule to space station in May
• Burglars hit Huntsville's Bestway Rent-to-Own on Sparkman Drive
• Television stolen in burglary of Rent-to-Own on Sparkman Drive
• Vietnam veterans to get special 'Welcome home' in Huntsville
• Court denies request by Jacob Shaffer to dismiss Madison County capital murder charge
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 16
• Two armed men rob Austinville Shell Station
• Sheffield woman charged after baby and toddler found alone in urine-stained diapers
• Dodge Championship Rodeo at A&M's Agribition Center
• Limestone sheriff in chase with motorcycle driver at more than 100 mph
• Huntsville Hospital is going smoke-free in 2013
• Elkmont man shoots at stepson after stepson hits him with stick, both arrested
• Flood Awareness Week tips something Huntsvillians should be familiar with
• St. Patrick's Day Parade to wind through downtown Huntsville streets
• UAH professor analyzing science from tragic April 27 tornado outbreak
• Abandoned cats still need homes, vet care
• Huntsville police blotter
• Davis Hills Middle principal resigning, superintendent says more will be leaving
• Heavy rain causing street flooding in Madison
• Partly sunny with a chance of showers, thunderstorms across North Alabama
• Cathedral Caverns receives grant for new lighting
• Cullman County woman stabbed to death
• TVA cuts 430 contractors working on Bellefonte nuclear plant project
• State Democratic official says Bill Maher will not appear at party's Huntsville reception (updated)
• Gov. Bentley to breakfast with Madison County Republican Men's Club
• Huntsville school board to meet tonight
• Alabama ranked No. 9 among top tornado states by The Weather Channel
• Wells Fargo donates $100,000 to Teach for America efforts in Alabama
• UAH to celebrate 100th anniversary of Wernher von Braun's birthday
• Huntsville school district names Teachers of the Year
• Celebrate Alabama Week for the Animals
• Hollywood, Ala., man with Hollywood, Calif., name arrested for trafficking pot
• Rave Cinemas screens 'Penny Serenade' on March 20
• Huntsville Library screens 'The Palm Beach Story' on March 19
• National Children's Advocacy Center's block party to feature 5K bike, 'Flash' timed 1-mile
• Rolling Hills Elementary no longer on lockdown after Huntsville police search for burglary suspects in area (updated)
• Reader's Digest magazine is searching for 'America's Most Interesting Town'
• Car flips on Eastern Bypass, knocks out power to 800 people in Mallard's Landing
• Dead man found in woods where homeless are known to live
• Man cut, another hit with baseball bat after former friends argue
• Major marijuana grow house raided in southwest Decatur
• Times Watchdog Report: 1,000 X-rays stolen from Huntsville Hospital by vendor impersonator
• Northern Japan struck by another earthquake: Nuclear plants being inspected
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City Council amends zoning ordinance to allow liquor sales in neighborhood business zones
• Did sergeant behind Afghan massacre have traumatic brain injury?
• Showers, thunderstorms possible across North Alabama today
• Madison County district in 'holding pattern' on new high school in Toney (updated)
• Wreck westbound on Interstate 565 at Sparkman Drive overpass
• Verizon service trouble across North Alabama
• NASA Mars rover @MarsCuriosity tweets the darndest things
• Madison City Council meets tonight
• Mountain Gap Middle's Beth Cantrell wins second in Alabama Spelling Bee
• Arab man arrested for pouring Red Devil lye down woman's throat
• Nick Saban to speak at Boys & Girls Clubs of North Alabama event
• Huntsville man robbed at gunpoint on University Drive
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, March 11
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times:
• Woman reports gunshot into her home on Blue Haven Drive in Huntsville
• Huntsville ranks as No. 4 most optimistic city in the United States, according to Gallup poll
• Complete primary election results for Madison, Limestone, Marshall, Morgan and Jackson counties
• Phil Vandiver wins GOP primary for open Madison County Commission District 4 seat
• Dale Strong overwhelms Wayne Parker in race for Madison County Commission chairman
• Parker Griffith calls Mo Brooks to concede, urges Brooks to apologize for immigrant remark (video)
• Dale Strong defeats Wayne Parker in Madison County Commission chairman race
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks defeats Parker Griffith in 5th Congressional District race with 60 percent of vote
• Amanda Gentle, Patty Demos will face again in runoff for Madison County probate judge seat
• Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith wins third term, overcomes news of federal charges
• Linda Coats leads Madison County District Court race, faces Chris Messervy in runoff
• Demos, Gentle in runoff for Madison County Probate Judge race
• Angie Bates unseats Kenny Johnson for Madison County BOE, Dan Nash to replace Rich McAdams
• Parker praises family, Sisk reaching out to other candidates in Madison County District 3 Commission race
• Tim McNeese becomes GOP candidate for Madison County Commissioner District 1
• Phil Riddick wins election to full term as Madison County Commissioner District 5
• Parker, Sisk in runoff for Madison County District 3 Commission race
• Dale Strong remains ahead of Wayne Parker in Madison County Commission chairman race with 56 percent of votes
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks declares victory over Parker Griffith in 5th Congressional District race
• 5th District U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks will declare victory over Parker Griffith within the hour
• Huntsville police blotter
• 90210's Jennie Garth to divorce Peter Facinelli after 11-year marriage
• Alabama's polls are now closed
• Justice Department alleges kickback scheme tied to Iraq munitions disposal contracts
• Few problems, light turnout so far in Madison County primaries (updated)
• Teens can test their financial knowledge through online challenge
• UAH engineering graduate program gets bump in national rankings
• Madison County school board calls special session for Wednesday
• Greed may have gotten best of 2 adults, 2 juveniles involved in 2 Huntsville burglaries
• Nance and Capshaw intersection to get turn lanes and new signals this summer
• Huntsville's U.S. $2.59 Cleaners on Jordan Lane broken into
• Toyota is looking for nonprofit organizations to take part in '100 Cars for Good' program
• Relay for Life looking for teams
• Pi(e) in the sky? Come win a Pi(e) and learn about Pi at Sci-Quest
• Alabama curriculum used as model in guidelines for teaching civil rights movement
• Power restored in Mountain Gap area (updated)
• Madison property tax vote possible
• Florence Library screens 'The Quiet Man' on March 15
• Operation Green Team to lead Wednesday hikes in Hays Nature Preserve
• MTV reality show looking for young people who must parent their parents
• BCBS of Alabama notification of insurance billing process
• Decatur police find drugs on Hartselle man arrested for shoplifting
• HudsonAlpha hosting cooking event for Healthy Huntsville Initiative
• Police taser man to end standoff in Tuscumbia
• Polls open for GOP presidential, local primaries
• Huntsville police blotter
• Ann Romney, Jim Bob Duggar stand in for candidates in Monday campaigning
• Following Wayne Parker and Dale Strong as their campaigns intersect today in battle for commission chair
• Partly sunny, slight chance of afternoon showers across North Alabama
• UAH offering high school STEM teachers summer programs in Germany, Panama
• Duggar family campaigns for Rick Santorum Monday in Huntsville
• Alabama A&M Research Institute official arrested for campus burglary
• Rave Cinemas screens 'The Last Time I Saw Paris' on March 13
• Federal courthouse evacuated in downtown Huntsville, streets blocked (updated, with photo gallery)
• Governors Drive printing business reports weekend burglary
• Marshall County Judge Howard Hawk to turn in signatures to run as an independent
• Decatur man arrested on drug charges after brief foot chase
• Don't forget to flip your ballot over at the polls on Tuesday
• Amy Bishop capital murder trial date pushed back from March 19, no new date set
• Gingrich looks to triumph in Alabama and Mississippi
• Sparkman High student goes to California to learn about dream job (with video)
• Bus driver, student killed in Indianapolis school bus crash
• Decatur man charged with beating 3-year-old with a hanger
• Man driving on Seminole Drive robbed at gunpoint
• ASK US: Why doesn't city improve recycling program?
• People in house detain man who forced his way into the home
• Gunman breaks up gambling game under northwest Huntsville home carport
• Rick Santorum supporters' bus, Mitt Romney's wife stopping in Huntsville today
• Dealing with grief: Bobbi Kristina speaks about losing mom Whitney Houston
• Huntsville police blotter
• Burglar takes desktop computer from home on Maggie Avenue
• Buckhorn Middle School, SGA ganging up on bullies with award-winning program
• Lady Gaga is a crusader for anti-bullying
• Mitt Romney's wife Ann to be at Huntsville meet-and-greet Monday
• 'Game plan' key for Alzheimer's patients to manage illness
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Daylight Savings Time: 7 habits for a good night's sleep all year long
• What does modern Huntsville, Alabama owe Wernher von Braun? Some say everything
• Redstone Arsenal a growing center for explosives, anti-terrorism training
• 17-year-old Huntsville man has head injuries after 30-foot fall in Monte Sano State Park
• Huntsville Prescription Drug Take-Back Initiative rounds up 1,093 pounds of pills
• Clerk shot at Best Wings on Meridian Street, police looking for suspect
• State Rep. Mac McCutcheon proposing reorganization of state Department of Transportation
• Five shots fired into Huntsville home in 2400 block of Greenhill Drive
• Police blotter for March 10
• Madison County tornado cleanup could cost $500,000; volunteers have so far met the needs
• Congressman Brooks gives back $300,000 in unspent office money
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Potential cuts for state forensics: 'It's going to impact everybody's lives'
• Wayne Parker questions opponent Dale Strong's 2003 land deal as election approaches for Madison County Commission chair
• Prosecution cites cruelty of 2009 Huntsville murder in seeking death penalty for Jacob Shaffer
• A sunny weekend in store for the Tennessee Valley
• Alzheimer's Association volunteer encourages others to get involved
• 'Good guys' campaigning for Madison County Commission District 2 seat
• Celebrity servers hope to make a big splash
• YMCA's 'Over the Edge' fundraiser will give participants a bird's-eye view of Huntsville
• U.S. Senate amendment will compensate oil spill victims
• Huntsville High science teacher top in Alabama
• Schools across the country to participate in Musicals in our Schools Week
• Madison County Commission creates full-time fire marshal position
• Jacob Shaffer's lawyers ask judge to throw out indictment in Huntsville killing
• Huntsville Utilities fixes power outage in Memorial Parkway, University Drive area (updated))
• Suspended CNN political analyst Roland Martin to speak at Oakwood
• 200 prisoners transferred out of tornado-damaged Limestone prison
• Reader says U.S. 431 speed limit in Big Cove should be reduced
• Jacob Shaffer, serving life for five killings in Tennessee, to make first appearance in Madison County court
• Common prescription drugs could wind up as over-the-counter meds
• 11th Circuit Court of Appeals stays contract, government transaction sections of Alabama immigration law
• Huntsville City Council to put opening prayer in hands of rotating interfaith roster
• Power outage reported in Hazel Green area
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison School Board hires Director of Operations
• Santorum says health care law 'death knell for freedom'
• Huntsville police investigating death of man found by friends in his home
• 11th Circuit Court of Appeals blocks two more sections of Alabama immigration law
• Governor visits storm-damaged Madison, Limestone Counties (video)
• DeKalb County D.A.R.E. program gets donation
• Partly sunny with a chance of showers this morning across North Alabama
• Alabama appeals court rejects Amy Bishop's request for defense expert funds and trial delay
• Huntsville shooting suspect arrested by U.S. marshals
• Traffic snarled eastbound on U.S. 72 at Brownsboro Road because of wreck
• Governor Robert Bentley: State may help build storm shelters in tornado-prone areas like Harvest
• Huntsville City Council could discuss opening prayer at tonight's meeting
• Madison County names top teachers, support staff for 2012-2013 school year
• Free 2 Teach to hold kickoff tonight at Sci-Quest
• Florida sex offender living in Decatur charged with 2 violations of sex offender notification law
• Madison City Council moves meeting to Wednesday
• Limestone TRIAD teams with law enforcement agencies to provide bracelets for Project Lifesaver
• Lee Builders construction trailer on Chris Drive broken into
• Cash box stolen in dry cleaner burglary on Jordan Lane
• Muscle Shoals City Schools closing until Monday because of Norovirus outbreak
• 'Spirit of Alabama' wins Rocket City Space Pioneers' lander-naming contest
• Volunteers may not be needed this weekend for Madison County tornado cleanup
• Yarbrough Road resident Gov. Robert Bentley will visit a veteran of tornado rebuilding
• Many high schools still not offering rigorous enough curriculum, report says
• Huntsville Library screens 'The Philadelphia Story' (1940)
• American Senior Association: Alternative to AARP
• Spring Break: Find coastal fun at Alabama's Gulf Shores
• Huntsville business robbed
• Huntsville police blotter
• DeKalb County authorities arrest six on drug charges
• Crestwood Medical Center wins judge's recommendation to continue elective heart angioplasty
• One person dead, another critical in Hazel Green wreck
• Alabama GOP forum will be Monday at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham
• Madison County Sheriff's Office identifies skeletal remains found 15 years ago as Cynthia Lynn Davis (updated)
• Gov. Bentley planning to review tornado damage in Madison, Limestone counties on Thursday (updated)
• New residency program will give Huntsville infusion of needed doctors
• GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum stopping in Huntsville Thursday
• College savings payroll deduction program available to Madison County employees
• Alabama GOP will host presidential candidate forum Monday night
• Public invited to meet with new Madison County superintendent
• Woman hits and shoves man out window he was trying to climb through
• Tomorrow last day to apply for absentee ballot for Madison County primaries
• Bridgeport couple arrested in theft from Flat Rock home
• Falkville man arrested for missing sex offender registration deadline
• Solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power
• Calhoun Community College hosting summit to help minority males
• Parent charged with assault in altercation with Rogers High School coach
• Albertville sets regulations for tattoos and body art on city firefighters
• Morgan County Volunteer Firefighters still fighting house fire on Taylor Road
• Huntsville/Madison County EMA to test weather sirens
• Funeral for Limestone County fifth-grader will be in school gym
• Man walking along street assaulted and robbed by two men
• Alabama AG seeks to stop Toney-based Tornado Masters from selling storm shelters
• Huntsville police blotter
• Four Decatur High students arrested on drug-related charges
• Partly sunny and warm today across North Alabama
• Decatur police arrest cruise boat burglar
• Athens police arrest one in shooting incident
• Four AAMU students arrested in weekend shooting
• Gingrich campaign relying on social media plus Alabama, Mississippi
• Director of Huntsville Christian Academy says his school's Tornado Masters shelter is safe (updated)
• Gingrich predicts win in Georgia by 'wide margin' and strong Tennessee showing
• Madison County Sheriff's Office identifies skeletal remains found in 1997
• Red Cross tornado survey: 26 homes destroyed, 38 heavily damaged in east Limestone County
• GOP presidential candidates visit Alabama
• State Troopers identify 33-year-old New Hope man killed on Cherry Tree Road
• Newt Gingrich tells Huntsville crowd an 'aggressive' space program will be a public/private partnership
• Newt Gingrich takes aim at Barack Obama, fellow Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney during Huntsville campaign stop
• Huntsville Housing Authority Executive Director Michael Lundy out of running for Florida job
• Tigers for Tomorrow sanctuary in Attalla is offering special Spring Break tours
• HealthSpring to hold Open House March 16
• Arab City Council still unsure about veterans group's museum plan
• Portion of Gurley Pike to be closed for drainage work
• Police investigating stabbing of man at Decatur motel
• Rave Cinemas screens 'Royal Wedding' (1951) on March 6
• Weather conditions increase risk of wildfires in north Alabama
• Victims of last Friday's tornadoes need to 'do their homework,' Do the homework; be careful while selecting contractors for home repairs
• Burglars break glass door at jewelry store to steal items
• Kirk Smalley to give anti-bullying talk at Huntsville High School
• Indiana mom loses legs in efforts to save children from tornado
• Madison County tornado shelter company charged with selling inadequate, dangerous shelters
• Fatal accident on Cherry Tree Road this morning
• Serious accident on Cherry Tree Road east of Owens Cross Roads
• Bobbi Kristina opens up to Oprah about Whitney Houston's life and death
• Madison Utilities board votes to lower fluoride level in city's drinking water supply
• Huntsville police blotter
• Norwegian researchers chime in on warning about rancid fish oil
• Parker Griffith is his congressional campaign's major contributor
• Newt Gingrich brings presidential campaign to Huntsville today
• Madison County tornado damage below federal aid threshold; Buckhorn twister reclassified as EF2
• Huntsville High teacher Chanda Davis Alabama's 2011 Science Presidential Award Finalist
• Athens police capture fugitive after chase
• Athens police bust meth lab at motel
• Students, teachers and school escape unharmed in the eye of the storm
• Sunny and warmer today across the Tennessee Valley
• Laughter, sense of family help Buckhorn High faculty and students cope
• Madison County not likely to qualify for FEMA tornado cleanup assistance
• Yesterday's Memories: I'll Remember with Trade Martin
• UAH President Robert Altenkirch praises appointment of Robert Witt as UA System chancellor
• 2006 'American Idol' Taylor Hicks performing at Huntsville's Panoply of the Arts Festival?
• Services set for Wednesday for Don Mincher, Huntsville's 'King of Baseball'
• 30-year-old man arrested on drug, endangerment charges after car chase (updated)
• Poll: Should the Huntsville City Council continue to open meetings with a prayer?
• Power outage repaired in eastern Madison County (updated)
• Canebrake turn lane project delayed while tornado damage in Athens cleared
• Trial date set for Isaac Holdsambeck, charged in 2010 wreck that killed Huntsville High student
• Some pistol permit copies mailed from Marshall County Sheriff's Office to ABI may have been lost
• Alabama A&M police seeking information on Saturday campus shooting
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, March 4
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 5
• Madison County awards program for teachers, support workers moved due to storm damage
• Tennessee voters remembering picture ID to vote
• Volunteers unbowed by mess caused by Madison County tornadoes, hundreds lend a hand
• Don Mincher, long-time baseball figure, dies at 73
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Utilities reports electricity lost in Friday's storms has been restored
• Madison Utilities board to vote tonight on lowering fluoride levels in city's drinking water
• ASK US: When will Madison County get area-specific siren warnings for tornadoes?
• Buckhorn High to open at usual time Monday, despite tornado damage
• Alabama A&M police still looking for suspects in Saturday night shooting
• Office that coordinates volunters for storm cleanup moving to United Way of Madison County
• Huntsville Library screens 'To Be or Not to Be' (1942)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• The day after, the joy is in having survived the tornadoes (videos)
• Tornado strike critical reminder of severe storm safety
• Huntsville police blotter
• Congressman Mo Brooks, rival Parker Griffith spar during Saturday night's GOP debate
• Selfless clean-up volunteers prove we're at our best when things are the worst
• Tornado upgraded to EF-3 that slammed Harvest, New Market (updated)
• Man killed in Decatur industrial accident when wheel, tire assembly blew apart
• Mo Brooks, Parker Griffith to face off in 5th Congressional District debate (watch it live)
• Athens works to clean up from storms, crews hope to complete power restoration by 5 p.m.
• Buckhorn High School expects to be ready for school on Monday
• Four siblings picking up the pieces in tornado-ravaged Lockhart neighborhood
• Tornado damage in New Market community devastating (videos)
• Residents say condition of Parsons Drive, Pulaski Pike rough on cars
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Hundreds of volunteers already cleaning up tornado damage in Madison County, but more needed (with video, photo gallery)
• Amy Bishop's lawyers want trial delayed until appeals court ruling
• Huntsville Utilities: All power expected to be restored by Sunday (updated)
• Meteorologists say up to 6 tornadoes hit Huntsville, Alabama area in echo of April 2011
• Sunshine returns to the Tennessee Valley today
• Athens, Limestone County residents ride out storms without major injuries
• 25 homes destroyed in Madison County from today's tornadoes
• Shelters open for Madison and Limestone County residents
• Athens power outages down to 2,200; about 60 homes damaged, but no major injuries from storms so far
• Harvest store hit by storms again
• 300 inmates in temporary housing at Limestone prison after tornado
• Madison County storm damage volunteers asked to sign up with VOAD (updated)
• Yarbrough Road in Harvest dealing with aftermath of second tornado in less than a year
• Madison County Coroner among those who lost home to storm (photo gallery)
• Buckhorn High School battered by morning tornado, but anticipated to be ready for some classes Monday (updated)
• Parents after tornado passes near Meridianville Middle School: 'I'm good now, not so good before'
• Gas stations in Madison area report run on fuel supply
• Madison County Commissioner Dale Strong describes damage path from morning storms
• AT&T cell towers damaged by storms; damaged fiber-optic cable in Athens affects U-verse and Internet service
• TVA says transmission system is stable, all three nuclear sites safe
• National Weather Service says parts of North Alabama under storm threat until midnight
• Tornadoes cause heavy damage in Limestone, Madison counties (with tornado video, photo gallery)
• Barely recovered from April 27 storms, Yarbrough Road residents pounded again
• Huntsville civic leader, hair stylist team up for Locks of Love
• Meridianville storm victims scrambling to save belongings before second round of severe weather
• Send us your photos, video from this morning's severe storms
• Man dies in overnight wreck on Bailey Cove Road
• Huntsville police blotter
• Appeals court presses Alabama on effects of immigration law
• Huntsville board gets look at district reorganization plan as superintendent fires maintenance employee
• FDA approves AstraZeneca's 4-in-1 flu vaccine
• Cloudy today with moderate risk of severe weather across North Alabama today
• Limestone County inmate's charges upgraded to capital murder
• Worst of severe weather threat pushed to late Friday night
• Johnson High School to host open house for law academy, health science courses
• Man and woman in Decatur charged with marijuana possession
• Huntsville city workers put retirement plans on hold as pension debate continues
• Madison County to hold 'meet and greet' for new superintendent
• 11th Circuit won't rule on Alabama/Georgia immigration laws until after Supreme Court rules on Arizona
• Work to start on new park on Chaney Thompson Road
• Tornadoes expected Friday as severe weather looms across north Alabama
• Huntsville City Councilman Richard Showers sets March 13 town hall meeting
• Want to store your medical info? Huntsville Hospital has an app for that
• Part of Jim McLemore Road closed for drainage work
• Legislative bill proposes outlawing social media access to state inmates
• Woman reports rape at knifepoint in north Huntsville
• Boyfriend kicks door, assaults girlfriend after she refuses to let him in
• Huntsville police looking for suspect in Walmart robbery
• Huntsville area firefighters join Montgomery protest against possible changes in state retirement system
• Jackson County narcotics officers arrest Hollywood man for meth
• Shots fired into northwest Huntsville home in drive-by shooting
• Alabama immigration law arguments to be heard today by federal appeals court panel
• Alabama set to face DOJ, federal appeals court over immigration law
• Marshall County man charged in shooting incident
• Huntsville Sears store robbed by knife-wielding man
• Patchy fog early, then sunny and warm today across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Two Madison County men arrested by Jackson County deputies
• Robocalls from political campaign not associated with Alabama A&M
• Davy Jones of The Monkeees is dead at age 66
• Watchdog report: Despite lawsuit threat, Huntsville City Council won't end opening prayer
• 55-year-old man critical after car rolls over, he's ejected on Blake Bottom Road and Clouds Creek Drive
• Parker questions Strong's honesty in commission chairman race (updated)
• New Madison County superintendent ready to start job Thursday
• 64-year-old Madison man killed in two-car collision on Madison Boulevard (updated)
• Dixie Derby Girls announce 2012 season schedule
• Limestone schools close early; Huntsville and Madison County schools canceling after-school activities ahead of weather threat (updated)
• Video of Navy's electromagnetic railgun makes a big bang on web
• Donors invited to take part in Locks of Love event
• Madison finance meeting canceled
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center accepting nominations for 2012 Space Camp Hall of Fame
• Huntsville Stars offer discounted season tickets today in celebration of Leap Day
• Severe weather in forecast today, according to National Weather Service
• National Weather Service sets briefing on tonight's potentially severe weather
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 29
• Congressman Brooks critical of the National Science Foundation budget
• Religious group asks Marshall County school board about prayer before meetings
• Prep football player Kainen Boring and others are inspirations to register as organ donor
• Huntsville area firefighters heading to Montgomery to rally against pension cuts
• Two people arrested in robbery on Mont Dale Drive
• ASK US: U-verse; driving with lap dogs; storm shelter registration
• Huntsville area 2008 Leap Year children celebrate first real birth date today
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Hospital, Decatur General Hospital in merger discussions
• Rodney King pleads guilty to reckless driving and ordered into rehab
• Former Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville subject of $1.7 million fraud lawsuit (updated)
• Showers, thunderstorms likely today across North Alabama
• Police, paramedics responding to shooting in north Huntsville
• Severe weather in forecast for Huntsville on Wednesday, Friday
• 15-year-old Decatur boy assaulted, has phone stolen
• Madison Hospital labor and delivery program gets early summer due date
• Dale Strong considered an 'up and comer' as state power broker, political blog says
• Tennessee's early voting for March 6 primary ends
• Northbound Memorial Parkway lanes reopened in front of Parkway Place (updated)
• Marshall County school board member questions hiring of convicted former cop as a contractor
• Decatur man arrested, tried to hide hydrocodone in cigarettes
• 35-year-old burglary suspect arrested after car chase in Owens Cross Roads
• Two bills before Legislature could help Huntsville area, state compete in next BRAC
• 38-year-old man arrested and charged after chase that started in Hazel Green
• Athens man charged with incest with mentally challenged teenager
• Reporting Athens power outages will be easier with new automated system
• Vehicle fire reported on U.S. 431 South near Cave Springs Road
• East Moulton at 2nd Avenue closed in Decatur to eastbound and westbound traffic
• Longtime Sparkman High School assistant principal killed in plane crash remembered as wonderful 'free spirit'
• RFK son charged with child endangment following scuffle with nurses
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City Council votes to appropriate money to three area agencies
• Southern Poverty Law Center report cites discrimination in wake of Alabama immigration law
• Partly sunny with chance of showers, thunderstorms today
• Retired Sparkman High School assistant principal a victim in small plane crash
• Madison County has plenty of bridges to replace if state money available
• Madison Police Department offering a free self-defense course for females 12 and older
• Drake State seeking votes to win money in online grant program
• Rainsville bust nets cash, guns and drugs
• Rave Cinemas screens ‘Charade’ (1963) on February 28
• High school shooting in Ohio leaves one dead, injures four others
• Decatur man arrested after allegedly stabbing another man with broken beer bottle
• Huntsville, Madison culinary students to serve up skills in state competition
• Two apprehended in Huntsville after car chase that started in Hazel Green
• Huntsville area lacking in power, influence in state politics, according to political blog
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 27
• War Eagle? Bald Eagle recovering at Auburn after being shot in Tuscaloosa County
• Alabama Wheelman Speedway Criterium coming to Huntsville Speedway
• Huntsville's Wade Brown expected to appear on 'The Voice'
• Abducted Tennessee child found, rescued from Huntsville motel
• Two Redstone Arsenal soldiers invited to 'A Nation's Gratitude' dinner at White House
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison Hospital open house draws raves from crowd
• Wreck at U.S. 72 and Dug Hill Road sends six to hospital
• Madison City Council to address annexations
• Two people die in small airplane crash in Morgan County
• Governors Drive widening basically complete five years after first phase started
• Gunshots fired into vehicle on Interstate 565 near Greenbrier Road
• Man struck by vehicle on University Drive in serious condition
• Woman awakes to find man in her south Huntsville home's kitchen
• Cash stolen from register of North Memorial Parkway business
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Taylor Swift declines prom invite, but invites leukemia sufferer to ACM Awards
• Tom Bell resigns as Alabama A&M trustee; Bell and trustee James Montgomery accused of ethics violations
• Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith seeks re-election, federal charges in background
• Auburn Heisman Trophy winners excite Parkway Place Mall crowd
• Scottsboro man charged with making meth and marijuana possession
• Gunshot shatters rear window of woman's vehicle
• Man tells police he was robbed by a person he knows
• Huntsville superintendent, board bring in contractors to oversee business dealings
• Huntsville school district turning around finances, despite negative audit findings
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Register for FREE Pillars of Health and Medicinal Raw teleclass
• Madison County legislator working on bill to prevent concealed guns on school campuses
• Boy Scout digs cleaning up Hobbs Cemetery
• Redstone Arsenal team delivers customized helicopters to help Mexico fight drug war
• Donna Pate sworn in Madison County Circuit Court judge
• Alabama A&M President Andrew Hugine may receive contract extension
• Tractor Day at Lincoln County High School
• A sunny weekend ahead for the Tennessee Valley
• Freedom From Religion Foundation challenges Huntsville City Council prayer tradition
• Alabama wants Amy Bishop trial judge to cancel order for payments to expert witnesses
• Some Blossomwood voters to be moved back to former voting location
• Decatur police solve case of trio accused of charging thousands of dollars on stolen credit cards in mulltiple cities
• Huntsville Adventure Fair at EarlyWorks Museum to feature performances, exhibits
• Huntsville's Wounded Warrior 5K Run will feature helicopters, bands and other patriotic activities
• Hollywood 18 screens 'Casablanca' on March 21
• Three more cases of whooping cough reported in Madison County; total now 11
• Apparent burglary reported at Jordan Lane night club
• Marshall County man arrested, charged with rape and incest of minor
• Madison Police participating in Take-Back Initiative
• Huntsville Library screens 'His Girl Friday' (1940)
• Huntsville man jumps out of car after police chase, leaves behind cocaine
• Hit-and-run driver hits Huntsville residence on Greenland Street
• Georgia fugitive arrested in Marshall County
• Two men arrested on robbery charge after forcing their way into apartment
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus coming to Huntsville's VBC
• 36,000 tons of rock later - Interstate 65 re-opens in Morgan County
• Trio charged with abuse of a child in Madison
• Huntsville City Council delays vote on door-to-door solicitation permit
• Jackie Reed announces bid for Huntsville mayor, wants to 'bust up the good old boy system'
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison School Board gets good news on new high school; approves purchase of band instruments
• Mostly sunny and breezy today across North Alabama
• Stretch of I-65 northbound reopened Thursday afternoon
• Aaron King named acting director of operations for Huntsville school district following negative audit findings (updated)
• Madison Elementary School bus involved in minor fender-bender; no children hurt
• Madison Hospital to hold Open House Sunday
• Severe weather in Huntsville expected between 9-11 p.m. tonight
• Alabama A&M looking for votes in Home Depot's Retool Your School contest
• Huntsville Housing Authority Executive Director Michael Lundy finalist for Lakeland, Fla., job
• Madison County voting machine test scheduled
• I-65 northbound lanes between Hartselle and Priceville to re-open
• Atlanta sports medicine doctor to speak at Huntsville's SportsMed
• Pat Sullivan, Cam Newton, Bo Jackson coming to Huntsville's Parkway Place Mall
• Students can win laptop, savings bond by honoring bus drivers in essay contest
• John Anderson, Confederate Railroad, others coming to Huntsville's WhistleStop
• Madison School Board to get update on new school
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 23
• Baron Services providing SAF-T-Net weather alert system free of charge throughout state
• Toney Volunteer Fire Department puts out fire behind home on Old Railroad Bed Road
• Alcohol-fueled Limestone couple arrested after he says he's leaving her
• Man charged with sexual abuse and rape of teenager in Madison has court hearing
• Burglars hit storage building at west Huntsville tire store
• Huntsville woman dies in wreck on Hobbs Island Road
• FDA panel backs weight previously rejected loss drug
• North Alabama could be in for some severe weather
• Madison roads feeling effects of growing pains
• Huntsville police blotter
• New melanoma drug nearly doubles survival rate in patients
• Sunny today, rain and thunderstorms across Tennessee Valley tonight
• Watchdog report: Sponsors hope third time is a charm for Huntsville Housing Authority bill
• Amy Bishop's parents testified in 2010 about day she killed her brother
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Lawrence County until 6:45 p.m. Wednesday
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Jackson County continued for eastern Madison County
• Severe thunderstorm warning until 6 p.m. for Madison County
• Gov. Robert Bentley on new SAF-T-Net: 'This is fantastic' (video)
• Huntsville police investigating robbery of Regions Bank (updated with surveillance photo)
• North Alabama teams take top three spots in state's first Real World Design Challenge
• 'Revolutionary' statewide weather warning system to send free text, email alerts street-by-street (video)
• Madison Council to hold work session tonight
• Rare new tourist footage shows Challenger explosion (video)
• Madison County emergency officials to be briefed on weather threat (updated)
• Undisclosed amount of cash stolen in burglary of A Nurturing Moment
• Rain cancels Huntsville/Madison County EMA's tornado drill (updated)
• U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in 'Stolen Valor' case, will decide if OK to lie about military medals
• Arab City Council studying group's request to open a veterans museum
• Monte Sano fifth grader wins State Arbor Day Poster Art Contest
• Huntsville singing group Committed will get key to the city this afternoon
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times:
• Limestone County deputies arrest two men for making methamphetamine
• Man crossing street robbed of his money at gunpoint
• Madison police officer charged with DUI after weekend wreck
• Partly sunny, chance of showers and thunderstorms across Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison holding reins for now on carriage business
• Limestone County Commission OKs land swap
• 3 Huntsville men arrested in connection with stolen cars in Blossomwood area
• Huntsville/Madison County EMA holding tornado drill
• New turf coming to Alabama A&M's Louis Crews Stadium (updated)
• Former candidate for DeKalb County coroner charged in rape that happened 25 years ago
• Huntsville Police Department hosting first Citizens Police Academy
• Tennessee man killed in 3-car crash on Alabama 35 near Section
• ASK US: Is there a local storm shelter registration program?
• Tornadoes could be possible Thursday night as severe weather expected
• Robert Lightfoot leaving Marshall Space Flight Center for NASA headquarters in Washington (updated)
• Alabama A&M senior running for Democratic Party delegate in Congressional District 4
• Memorial Parkway overpasses at Max Luther, Sparkman to finish early
• Sci-Quest, Hands-on Science Center hosting Rocket Day
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 21
• Scottsboro will buy former hatchery plant for airport expansion
• State Troopers working accident on Esslinger Road
• Fifty years ago, John Glenn was inspiration to Americans -- and to future astronauts like Jon McBride
• Four West Limestone High School students face disciplinary hearing after bomb scare
• Man fires shotgun, pellets come through woman's apartment ceiling
• AeroShot inhalable caffeine to be reviewed by FDA for safety
• Accident on Esslinger Road in Gurley will cause delays
• Learn About Spring Break and Summer Activities at Second Annual Spring into Summer Activities Fair
• MTV to hold casting call at Calhoun Community College
• Slight chance of showers this morning, partly sunny this afternoon across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Housing Authority takes stand against proposed Alabama House, Senate bill
• Former Huntsville Mayor Loretta Spencer 'concerned about the direction of the city'
• How many U.S. presidents have also been veterans of military service?
• Alabama A&M seeks to dismiss lawsuit filed by former professor Regina Colston
• Film Festival to feature documentary on town of Phil Campbell being helped by Phil Campbells
• Burglars steal outdoor cleaning equipment from hotel storage shed
• Burglars cut fence at plumbing company, steal air conditioner coils
• Man hit in the head, robbed on Patton Road
• Morris Elementary teacher awarded scholarship for graduate studies
• Huntsville man convicted on robbery charge, three others plead guilty in unrelated cases
• Decatur police looking for 19-year-old man who is armed and dangerous
• Loretta Spencer promises fiscal responsibility, return of city leaf collection
• Huntsville man gets 15 years for 2007 Christmas night shooting
• Man involved in domestic disturbance leads police on car chase, takes dip in pool (updated)
• Severe Weather Awareness Week a reminder that tornado season is near
• Trial set in Limestone County for man accused of shooting, burning dog
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 20
• Residents asked to register storm shelters with Limestone County EMA
• Max Luther Drive to be closed at Memorial Parkway for overpass work
• Woman reports rape in west Huntsville to police Sunday night
• Juvenile arrested after found in Ridgecrest Elementary School early this morning
• Huntsville police blotter
• Fifty years ago today, John Glenn was launched into history
• Rave runs cinema classics in February
• Westbound ramp for I-565 from Old Madison Pike closed due to accident
• A day riding the Huntsville Shuttle proves it's a convenience for many
• Feds propose guidelines to build cars with less distracting electronic devices
• Whitney Houston remembered in soulful and spirited ceremony
• UAH hosts regional competition for Science Olympiad, 19th year
• Huntsville police blotter for Friday-Saturday
• Huntsville Center for Technology to be disbanded, programs spread through city schools
• Davis Hills Middle teacher who won job back will retire
• Rick Santorum wins straw poll at Madison County Republican Men's Club
• Car flips onto Sparkman Drive Friday night, driver being treated at Huntsville Hospital
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Man robbed early Saturday morning while at his home
• Johnson & Johnson recalls entire U.S. supply of infants' Tylenol
• Loretta Spencer vs. Tommy Battle rematch for Huntsville mayor appears set
• Alabama Supreme Court justice blasts U.S. abortion law
• A soggy weekend in store for North Alabama
• Alabama House delegation, including Rep. Mo Brooks, votes against leadership on payroll tax bill (with video)
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center feeling impact of Hallmark Hall of Fame movie
• Probate judge candidates disagree over attorney's role in the position
• Oakwood University to host college quiz competition
• Forgotten Felines rescue group needs help with at least two dozen cats found in abandoned house
• Commenters make suggestions for Huntsville City Schools as the system attempts to right itself after internal review
• Huntsville woman honored for hospitality
• Georgia fugitive, friend arrested at America's Best Inn in Huntsville
• Former Huntsville mayor Loretta Spencer to announce bid for re-election
• Bad day for Victor, Victor and Victor in Decatur: 3 men arrested on drug charges
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputy injured after patrol car hits horse (updated)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Feb. 17
• Former Sheffield teacher sentenced to 10 years for sex with underage boy
• Former Albertville city jailer sentenced for having sex with inmate
• Sutton Road needs more capacity to relieve Taylor Road intersection
• Pedestrian hit and run on Holmes Avenue
• Huntsville firefighter goes into burning home, rescues pitbull puppy
• Former congressional candidate Les Phillip endorses Parker Griffith
• Federal charges against Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith cite high-level access
• West Mastin Lake Elementary to be renamed in honor of longtime former board member
• Female Huntsville firefighter who reported sexual harassment seeks return to Hazmat duty
• Internal review finds major problems in Huntsville school district's business practices
• DeKalb County man arrested for water theft, other charges
• Madison School Superintendent promises two high schools will not split the city
• Alabama organic farm gets top rating and grant from Animal Welfare Association
• Will Feb. 29 be your Madison County Leap Year baby's 'first' birthday? Times planning group picture
• Patchy fog early, then partly sunny today across North Alabama
• Car crashes into building in southeast Huntsville
• Huntsville's revised voting map wins belated Justice Department OK
• 'Huge day' for UAH as students win spot on NASA rocket to fly homemade satellite
• Tennessee man arrested in Jackson County on fugitive from justice charge
• Madison Hospital to hold Open House Feb. 26
• Section man and woman charged with methamphetamine possession
• Redstone Village residents dealing with norovirus
• Man arrested for attempted burglary at south Huntsville apartment
• Burglary reported at Meadow Hills Initiative nonprofit organization
• Firefighter saves family dog from house fire in northwest Huntsville
• Feds release details of plea agreement with Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith
• Atlanta sports med doctor to speak about 'The Journey to A Healthy Lifestyle'
• Madison County Senior Crime Prevention Academy seeking participants
• UAH's Student Space Hardware Club selected by NASA to fly satellite on future rocket launch
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 16
• Deadlines approaching to register to vote and apply for absentee ballot
• 19-year-old involved in police chase charged with four counts of attempted murder
• Former Sheffield school teacher to be sentenced for rape, sodomy of 15-year-old former student
• A new car for paying your power bill on time? Too good to be true, Huntsville Utilities says of scam call
• Accident on Highway 53 near Burwell blocks southbound traffic
• Pisgah man facing drug charges
• Cloudy today with rain likely this morning but sunny tomorrow
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sci-Quest, hands-on science center in Huntsville, announces plans for state-of-the-art facility
• Huntsville police pursuit ends with three wrecked patrol cars and suspect in custody
• Huntsville police need your help in finding a missing woman
• One dead in University Drive wreck in Huntsville
• Updated: Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane Smith pleads guilty to federal misdemeanor computer charges
• Alabama A&M band to march in Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans
• State lawyers want judge to block subpoena in Amy Bishop murder case
• Watchdog Report: Just one Huntsville school employee on paid administrative leave
• Tenants filling up Shoppes of Madison
• West Limestone High School senior wins Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama's Youth of the Year (photo gallery and video)
• Madison streets to be cleaned beginning tonight
• Former TV meteorologist Bob Baron making world safer from tornadoes
• Suspect in chase rammed three police cars (updated)
• Huntsville, Chattanooga or Mexico? Audi decision on first North American plant due this summer
• Gabe Marsh has 'very competitive' showing in national contest, gets a Nintendo 3DS
• Huntsville police charge 33-year-old with burglary on Armstrong Drive
• Diner goes into cardiac arrest at Heart Attack Grill
• Tennessee presidential primary voting begins
• Alabama A&M fundraising on track to reach goal of $2 million
• 528-unit apartment complex on tap for Mooresville Road in west Huntsville
• Teachers get free weekend at Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Six cases of 'whooping cough' reported in Madison County schools (with video)
• Huntsville hiring preservation consultant to appease state historians
• ASK US: What are insurance, license requirements for mopeds, bicycles with small motors?
• Man robbed at gunpoint in west Huntsville parking lot
• Former VP sues to regain job with commission that oversees U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Robbery suspect apprehended by witnesses, accomplice escaped
• Huntsville police blotter
• Local Walmart celebrates Inspired finalist Gabe Marsh with special surprise
• Some sun today, rain and thunderstorms tonight across Tennessee Valley
• Strong December gives Huntsville best sales tax month since recession
• Got an environmental complaint? Learn how to report it at Huntsville workshop
• Submit a debate question for U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks or Parker Griffith
• Educator, author Dr. Crystal Kuykendall presenting Black History Month program at Redstone Arsenal
• Photos show military's K-9 corps in basic - make that 'puppy' - training
• New Market woman injured when SUV catches fire near Lacey's Spring
• 29-year-old woman, 3-year-old son injured in wreck on North Memorial Parkway
• UAH tweaks housing policy for local students
• Healthy Huntsville 2012 presenting Fitness Training Program with Fleet Feet
• Shadrack McGill statements on teacher pay touch off separation of church and state debate
• Business Council of Alabama endorses U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks for new term
• Gentiva Hospice looking for volunteers
• Madison school officials to speak at luncheon
• Q&A with State Finance Director Marquita Davis on proposed 2013 budget
• HudsonAlpha cancer researcher awarded grant
• Still Serving Veterans hosting introductory grant writing workshop
• City of Madison has one of those Mondays: A wreck, fuel spill and power outage (updated)
• Floyd Johnson named new Athens police chief
• Accident with confirmed entrapment on Ryland Pike
• Man arrested backing out of driveway of Huntsville home he had just burglarized, police say
• Huntsville man cut after argument with friend
• I-65 closed northbound in Morgan County
• Power outage reported in western, central Madison
• Sen. Shadrack McGill explains his explanation, and then finds himself on defensive again
• Diverting money from education fund won't hurt students, state finance director says
• Huntsville police blotter
• Family discovers 'treasure' in a trunk in their father's Huntsville home
• Winter weather advisory canceled for Huntsville, Tennessee Valley
• Madison police crack down on shoplifters; to donate items to Downtown Rescue Mission
• Landslide closes northbound lanes of Interstate 65 between Hartselle and Priceville
• Cloudy with rain before noon across North Alabama
• Huntsville singing group Committed will get key to the city on Feb. 22
• Angie Bates aiming to unseat Kenny Johnson in District 2 race for Madison County school board
• Whitney Houston body sent home to New Jersey as death investigation continues
• 8 indicted in Marshall County on federal drug charges
• FedEx van and pickup truck collison causes fuel spill, road closings near Madison (updated)
• Watch out for eCard and flower scams on Valentine's Day
• Free Arbor Week Workshop in Madison Feb. 23
• Winter weather advisory set for today in Madison, Limestone counties
• Section of U.S. 65 North from Hartselle to Priceville closed for two weeks
• Driver injured when car leaves road, hits house in 2800 block of Slate Drive
• No one injuried in 2-car accident at University Drive near Providence Main Street (updated)
• Study says N. Ala. has a long way to go in 'local food' effort
• Huntsville man cut by another man during argument over girlfriend
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop could face death penalty, rarity for women in Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Two people taken to Huntsville Hospital, one to UAB Burn Center after car fire on U.S. 231
• Huntsville Library screens 'Ninotchka' (1939)
• Bobbi Kristina rushed to hospital twice following mom Whitney Houston's death
• Bobbi Kristina rushed to hospital twice following mom Whitney Houston's death
• Anderson family still struggling, but community has been supportive
• UAH planning memory garden on campus to honor shooting victims
• Firefighters battle apartment fire at Sun Lake Apartments (updated)
• Former singing sensation Whitney Houston dead at 48
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, Parker Griffith speak at meeting of federal employees group in Huntsville
• Sunny and cold today across the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Striping on Memorial Parkway hard to see at night or during rain
• Huntsville burglaries continue to decline in January
• Big Chill rolling into Huntsville this weekend
• Alabama A&M encouraged by potential for fall enrollment spike
• Healthy parenting: What's your view on dad who fired pistol at daughter's laptop
• Helping pets leads to a new career
• Huntsville Symphony Orchestra to be on cover of Yellow Pages
• Madison County Commission District 5 race pits incumbent Riddick against McKay
• Florence Library screens 'The African Queen' (1951)
• Harvest man pleads guilty to scheme that preyed on Hazel Green church members
• Three candidates apply for vacant Madison County Circuit Court judgeship
• Snow flurries this morning then partly sunny and cold across North Alabama
• Veteran Huntsville attorney Randy Gladden has died
• Gallatin, Church streets to be closed for work on buildings
• Students, staff at Hazel Green High School evacuated after bomb threat called in (updated)
• Garrison lunch in Madison provides update for students in North Alabama military families
• Voter notification cards in the mail to almost every Madison County voter
• Committee nominates 3 more candidates for Alabama A&M trustees
• Huntsville contractor surprises his boys with return from Afghanistan (video)
• Congressman Mo Brooks picks up endorsement from South Huntsville Civic Association
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Feb. 10
• Huntsville pedestrian killed worked at Oakwood University, was known around the world
• Decatur man charged with violating sex offender registration law
• Accident with injuries on I-565 eastbound near County Line Road
• Parking deck across from Huntsville Hospital would serve new restaurants, apartments, office space
• Roads a key issue in crowded GOP primary race for Madison County Commission District 4 seat
• Madison City School Board served lawsuit; goes into executive session following meeting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Chance of rain today, snow flurries after midnight
• Huntsville City Council to consider design contract for Councill Courts parking deck
• Big transition in store for new Madison County superintendent
• 'Stars Fell on Alabama' license plates still on the road
• Massachusetts court OKs partial release of transcript from inquest into death of Amy Bishop's brother
• UAH says student didn't have TB and isn't a public health risk
• TVA reorganizes its nuclear operations
• Next commander named for AMCOM at Redstone Arsenal; AMC changes announced
• State finance director Marquita Davis to speak at Huntsville town hall meeting
• Police organization endorses Dale Strong for Madison County Commission Chairman; Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle
• Admission free for Huntsville seminar 'Why Teens Kill: Warning Signs, Causes, Triggers and Prevention'
• Business group names Congressman Mo Brooks '2011 fighting freshman'
• Two injured in 18-wheeler/minivan crash in Morgan County
• John Caulfield remembered as fun-loving scientist at UAH, Alabama A&M
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Feb. 9
• 74-year-old female pedestrian killed on Pulaski Pike in Huntsville
• Madison County Commission District 3 race has crowded GOP field
• Five people arrested after search of Somerville home finds methamphetamine
• Huntsville police spokesman Harry Hobbs to speak at Black History lunch-and-learn event
• Female pedestrian hit by vehicle and killed on Pulaski Pike
• Huntsville police blotter
• Head-on crash in Hazel Green injures two drivers
• Three arrested in Jackson County drug bust
• Davis Hills teacher wins job back in hearing with retired judge (updated)
• Mostly sunny today, chance of rain Friday across North Alabama
• Athens police arrest man for failing to register as sex offender
• Athens man dies in late night wreck
• Huntsville Stars' Valentine's deal ends Friday
• Juvenile homicide expert to speak at 'Why Teens Kill' seminar
• Man drowns trying to save girlfriend, whose car plunged into the river at Bridgeport (updated)
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle's re-election warchest nearing $180,000
• Huntsville-area Marines-to-be and their families to get taste of boot camp at 'family night'
• Combined Federal Campaign taking applications from non-profits for 2012 fundraising
• Alabama A&M, WEUP planning health fair on Friday
• UA System trustees to vote on compensation for UAH President Robert Altenkirch
• Brooksville Crossing man dies in Guntersville wreck
• State grant will continue juvenile sex offender program in Madison, Marshall, Limestone and other counties
• Madison School Board to meet Thursday
• Woman pleads guilty to murder of stepfather in DeKalb County
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Feb. 8
• Group asks Scottsboro council for $50,000 for Lake Guntersville weed control
• ASK US: How much public money did AirTran get?
• Antoine Dodson takes next step in career, releasing new music video
• Despite Rick Santorum surge, Newt Gingrich wins 5th Congressional District straw poll
• District 2 County Commission candidates say roads and jobs among top issues
• Man dies in late-night wreck in Limestone County
• Fire damages duplex on Broyles Avenue in Huntsville
• McDonald's pulls McBites ad that offended pit bull lovers
• Huntsville police blotter
• 2-year-old drowns in pool in Madison County
• Partly sunny today across the Tennessee Valley
• Tennessee woman arrested in Alabama mini-storage burglaries
• David Copeland named superintendent of Madison County school district
• Huntsville Housing Authority still monitoring bed bugs at Johnson Towers senior apartments
• Madison County Sheriff's Office looking for rape suspect
• Huntsville man pleads guilty to robbery charge, Athens man admits to forged instrument charges
• Semi-trailer truck hits utility pole on Hobbs Island Road, driver not injured
• Lane closings planned for Governors and Whitesburg drives through weekend
• Building scheduled to be moved from south to north Huntsville
• What do you think? Are fights at school more common, or are we just seeing them more because of YouTube?
• Arab City Council condemns 100-year-old building downtown
• State Education Department, teachers' group to promote teaching profession
• Second fight in Huntsville school surfaces online
• John Caulfield, renowned educator at Alabama A&M and UAH, passes away
• Huntsville adult store Pleasures offering sex toys for guns this Saturday
• Huntsville Pleasures sex shop to hold 'Guns for Toys' event
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Feb. 7
• Decatur man is charged with distributing cocaine
• Plan to reroute Alabama 69 to bypass downtown Arab moving forward
• Huntsville police blotter
• Dense fog this morning, then mostly sunny across North Alabama
• Huntsville police investigating cutting on North Memorial Parkway
• Kimberly McLaughlin ruled competent to stand trial in 2009 stabbing death of her mother
• Two mortgage bankers seeking GOP slot in Madison County Commission District 1 race
• New Madison Hospital set to open Feb. 28 (video)
• Buckhorn Middle School taking part in "ShakeOut" earthquake drill
• Alabama state troopers join Georgia, Florida to promote "move over" law
• Updated: Trial in Steakley Road murder to begin in Madison County
• Alabama students to compete for top medical awards
• Huntsville Hospital nurse Tiffany Watkins honored as Alabama "Hospital Hero"
• Community Foundation of Huntsville/Madison County gets $30,000 grant
• Burglar takes various items in break-in of tree service company
• Purse stolen from Huntsville home while owners slept
• Madison County Commission delays creating full-time fire marshal position
• Huntsville board changes policy on electronic devices in schools
• Huntsville, North Alabama groups to participate in 'Great Central U.S. ShakeOut' earthquake drill
• Alumni enlist Huntsville Housing Authority's help to preserve decaying Councill High School
• Trial for DeKalb County woman accused of killing stepfather set to begin
• Sparkman Drive at Memorial Parkway to be closed two nights
• With mild January and more mild weather on the way, there's a possibility of early spring
• ASK US: Can mayor, school officials order U.S. flag flown at half-staff?
• Pickwick Lake largemouth bass haul to be used to lure fishermen to area
• Madison County Circuit Clerk race features veteran clerk, retired deputy
• Madison County Commission to vote on establishing a full-time fire marshal position
• Huntsville police blotter
• Gondolas and paddle boats coming back to Bridge Street
• Super Bowl: Giants' Travis Beckum suffers torn ACL
• 5th Congressional District rematch pits Brooks against Griffith again
• Dug Hill Road, U.S. 431 work draws complaints from drivers
• Local housing authority, court diversion bills planned for upcoming Legislative session
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville Library screens screwball classics
• Huntsville police blotter
• UA System trustees keep distant eye on Huntsville concerns about role of UAH
• Discovery Middle School shooting leads to better safety measures in the Madison City School system
• Butt for the Bowl fundraiser advances First Stop mission of helping homeless
• Huntsville's Wade Brown Jr., to appear on 'The Voice'
• North Alabama nonprofits gain from first Alabama Gives Day
• Huntsville first-responders, HEMSI honored at Huntsville Havoc hockey game
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville police make two arrests in domestic-violence cases
• Huntsville's request for role in UA chancellor search denied
• Burglary reported at Atlantis Corner on Old Monrovia Road
• Huntsville superintendent: Fight at Lee High School was gang initiation
• Rain and thunderstorms for the weekend but sunny Monday
• New Madison Hospital has its first board of directors
• Huntsville library volunteer loves to help people find a good book at a great bargain
• Armed man at door takes woman's cash and medications
• Stolen electric fence wire found behind thrift store
• Alabama Gives Day raises over $743,000 for nonprofits; CASA of Madison County takes in $5,370
• Lt. Governor names Huntsville business entrepreneur to Alabama State Personnel Board
• Committee set to search for new UA System chancellor
• State Rep. Mac McCutcheon says pension plan changes would not affect current employees
• Expect traffic disruptions this weekend on Governors and Whitesburg drives
• UAH releases architect renderings of new student life center
• Alabama A&M ROTC official dies during physical training
• Henagar man killed in two-vehicle wreck near Section
• Limestone County farmers to get federal money for tornado recovery
• I-565, County Line Road interchange work could start in a year
• Children hide in bedroom closet while two burglars steal items from home
• Plans for new UAH student life center get scaled back
• Morning fire displaces downtown Huntsville apartment residents
• Leslie Carter death update: Long history of mental illness unfolds
• Northwest Huntsville business robbed
• Huntsville City Council looks to crack down on pushy door-to-door salespeople
• Amy Bishop's lawyers want trial date moved, say state has refused to pay for fair trial
• Man charged with rape for incident on Alabama A&M campus
• Huntsville police blotter
• Virginia principal to join Huntsville school district next year
• Another BRAC? Another opportunity, say Huntsville-area leaders
• Updated: Lawsuit filed by mother of victim in 2010 Discovery Middle School shooting
• Mostly sunny today but more rain on the way for the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police arrested six in connection with check kiting scheme
• Vandervoort nominated for spot on UA System board of trustees
• Alabama GOP chairman says party 'did the right thing' by keeping Marshall County Judge Howard Hawk off ballot
• Huntsville man took unemployment after falsely claiming workplace destroyed by April 27 tornadoes
• Projected size of new UAH student life center reduced by almost 50 percent
• Huntsville police officer working accident has car hit by tow truck on Memorial Parkway
• North Shore Animal League coming to Huntsville on a monthly basis to rescue homeless animals
• Alabama Gives Day has raised over $295,000; Crisis Services nets $2,730
• Kohl's Cares Scholarship Program is taking applications through March 15
• Several morning wrecks in Huntsville
• World Conspiracy presents ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’
• CASA of Madison County is holding open house
• Man charged with breaking into grandfather's Lacey's Spring used car business
• Limestone County school board discusses fate of former Mooresville-Belle Mina School
• Former Shoals hospice operator headed to prison, ordered to repay $3.1 million
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Feb. 2
• Several accidents on the Parkway cause delays
• Bad check writers in Marshall County can get a reprieve this month
• Donations over $37,000 for Alabama Gives Day; Crisis Services of Alabama has $1,025
• Redstone Arsenal road work spurs Gate 9 lane changes, Goss Road closing
• Dense fog advisory in effect this morning
• Madison financial picture looking good
• Huntsville police blotter
• Accidential shooting in Madison County leaves two wounded
• Times Watchdog Report: Some Huntsville GOP worry Democrats could influence Wayne Parker
• Some sunshine returns to North Alabama today
• Pension plan concerns fueling potential exodus of Huntsville, Madison County government workers
• Madison finance committee meeting tonight
• Man arrested after running from Huntsville police, marijuana confiscated
• Wigs, curling irons and cash stolen in beauty supply store burglary
• Johnson High School students hit with pepper spray after lunchtime brawl
• Social media-driven rumors of school violence lead to investigation at Guntersville High School
• Fourth prescription drug collection event scheduled by Partnership for a Drug-Free Community
• Widening of Rideout Road lanes off Redstone Arsenal spur closing of Goss Road intersection
• Bed bugs reported at Huntsville Housing Authority's Johnson Towers apartment building
• Calhoun Community College sets Black History Month events
• Alabama legislators sign declaration request for tornado and storm damage
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 1
• ASK US: Will city repair sidewalk that gets slippery with mud when it rains?
• Teachers putting a face on Black History Month for young students
• Landers McLarty Subaru dealership on University Drive reports burglary
• Police investigating burglary at north Huntsville barber shop
• Accident on the Parkway near Drake Avenue
• Police say man in hospital after girlfriend cuts him with razor
• Accident on Highway 53 near Burwell Road with blockage
• America Inspired winners announced
• Alabama immigration law sponsor disagrees with study that finds 2011 bill could cost state billions
• Huntsville police investigating shooting on Indiana Street
• Huntsville Hospital to purchase former Hartselle Medical Center for $1.5 million
• Madison wreck victim identified
• Wreck blocks Slaughter Road at Eastview Drive
• Bell Road and Hobbs Road closed because of wreck
• Three men detained for questioning in shooting incident
• Showers, thunderstorms likely today across North Alabama
• Hallmark Hall of Fame movie that featured Huntsville's Space Camp drew 6.85 million viewers, according to ratings site
• Madison County Circuit Judge Laura Hamilton retiring effective Feb. 1
• Madison Mayor Paul Finley to speak to Newcomers and Neighbors Club meeting Feb. 9
• UAH students' video a finalist in national competition (video)
• Alabama 4th-graders get chance to name Huntsville-based commercial spacecraft
• Former record store owner and radio pioneer Arnold Hornbuckle dies (updated)
• Huntsville police charge man with Home Depot robbery
• Morgan County sheriff warns of scams asking for jail bond money
• State Finance Director Marquita Davis featured speaker at Huntsville town hall meeting
• Healthy Huntsville 2012 continues with designing healthy nutrition plan seminar
• Does Free UAB movement have common ground with UAH conversation?
• Game Day event looking for sponsors, volunteers
• UA System trustees set to discuss new UAH student life center
• UA economist finds immigration law could cost Alabama millions in lost taxes, billions in lost GDP
• Neighbors chase, detain burglar in Ider community
• Morgan County arrests New Hope man on child sex abuse charge
• Whooping crane migration effort is finished; decision upcoming on their fate
• Armed robber takes cash from man in University Drive parking lot
• Madison Boulevard, Hughes Road intersection reopens after fatal wreck
• Composite drawing, off-duty deputy helps capture rape suspect in Madison
• Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard to push for HudsonAlpha biotech education effort
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sunny today, but chance of showers tonight and Wednesday
• Athens police arrest stabbing suspect
• 18 Huntsville school district workers win jobs back on appeal
• Huntsville considering background checks, photo IDs for door-to-door salespeople
• Huntsville International Airport average air fare second most expensive in the nation
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Feb. 5
• Dr. Lydia Andrews of Huntsville addresses health challenges in Ghana as head of new nursing school
• Morgan County deputies arrest Marshall County man for burglary
• SES employes evacuated at airport after natural gas line cut
• Alabama Democratic Conference President Joe Reed to speak in Huntsville
• Two Madison meetings rescheduled; City looking for citizens to serve on community boards
• Athens woman charged with trying to pass forged check in Decatur
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Jan. 30
• UAH hosting Financial Aid Night in Shelby Center
• ASK US: Does Alabama have an adopt-a-highway progam to pick up trash?
• Whooping crane migration remains grounded in Winston County
• Columbia High student Hunter Cantrell laid to rest in Arab
• Huntsville man robbed of wallet while counting his money
• Huntsville police blotter
• UAH, Jim Ashburn celebrate silver anniversary of high-temperature superconductor discovery
• Woman says she was abducted and held in a Huntsville motel room for six days
• Huntsville man robbed at his home on Hood Road after he answers a knock at his door
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Birmingham-area tornado serve as stark reminders to Cunninghams
• Thief cuts man in attempt to steal paint brushes
• Lawmakers cautious about recommendations in tornado recovery plan
• Alabama Gives Day seeks to raise money, awareness for nonprofits
• Good Person: Buckhorn senior building ramp for handicapped at railroad museum
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police investigating robbery at Home Depot
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Buenas dias: Taco Bell launches new breakfast menu
• Red carpet is rolled out for Huntsville premiere of 'A Smile as Big as the Moon'
• Boeing's Dreamliner lands in Huntsville to give employees look at aircraft they helped create (with video)
• Southwest Huntsville pizza restaurant robbed
• Northwest Huntsville business robbed
• 21-year-old man held in sexual assault outside Madison coffee shop
• A sunny weekend lies ahead for the Tennessee Valley
• Madison School Superintendent expreses concerns to members of local legislative delegation
• Two Huntsville men plead guilty on separate robbery charges
• Madison County board uses code to discuss superintendent candidates
• Marker to be placed Sunday at UAH to commemorate historical discovery
• Madison County grant extended for temporary workers to remove April storm debris
• Huntsville Utilities says 40,000 customers overcharged for garbage, availability fees
• Four men arrested in connection with six armed robberies in Decatur
• Columbia High School students, faculty mourning 15-year-old student killed riding his bike home from school
• Oscar contender 'The Descendants' opens in Huntsville
• Want to track the Boeing Dreamliner's flight to Huntsville?
• Change jar stolen in break-in of Downtown Rescue Mission Thrift Store
• Shelby and Sessions commend Crimson Tide with a Senate resolution
• Burglars break into Mike's Merchandise, but not able to steal anything
• Joanne Bland, noted civil-rights activist from Selma, to speak at Scottsboro Boys Museum and Cultural Center
• Alabama's tourism director expects big impact on Space Camp from Hallmark Hall of Fame movie
• Health officials monitor outbreak of hand, foot & mouth disease in Huntsville
• Limestone County Sheriff Department to crack down on speeding drivers
• Telecommunications repairman accused of stealing jewelry from two Limestone homes
• Three children removed from Limestone County home filled with feces, filth
• Huntsville woman raped after stepping on her back porch to smoke
• Flooding less than expected, but Morgan County schools delay opening (with video)
• Mayor says feds now have 'everything they need' to evaluate Huntsville redistricting plan
• 113 Huntsville city employees mulling retirement, including police chief and city administrator
• James Clemens High meeting draws a crowd
• Huntsville police blotter
• Redstone Arsenal, Marshall Space Flight Center open joint 911 call center
• Boeing's high-tech Dreamliner landing in Huntsville for employee tours
• NRC offers tough assessment of Browns Ferry nuclear plant maintenance programs
• Dr. Les Bivens focuses on Alabama past during interview for Madison County superintendent
• Flooding concerns lessen with less than expected rainfall
• Nominees for Alabama A&M board of trustees sent to Gov. Bentley
• Honesty, communication theme of Dr. David Copeland's interview for Madison County superintendent
• Huntsville teen on bicycle dies after being struck by car near Columbia High School
• Doctors still evaluating possible TB case at UAH
• Sunshine returns to the Tennessee Valley today
• State Sen. Arthur Orr proposing innovative method to pay for new roads
• Man sought in sexual assault of teenage Madison coffee shop employee
• Grant from Gov. Bentley to help create 30 jobs in Stevenson
• Brooks vocal: 1,000 days and no Senate budget
• Alabama A&M Research Institute hires new attorney from Anniston
• Buckhorn senior named Student of the Month by construction organization
• Madison Police find no drugs during surprise search today at Bob Jones High School
• Morgan, Marshall, Scottsboro schools dismissing early because of flood concerns
• Madison City school buses may run late this afternoon due to possible street flooding
• Utility work to disrupt traffic on Thornton Avenue and on Oakwood Avenue
• Henagar man charged with murder in girlfriend's shooting death
• Three wounded, bullet in apartment wall after parking lot shoot-out
• Juvenile found in home, arrested after police dogs find him
• Man comes into woman's home, argues and damages her property
• Woman hears noise in home, finds door forced open
• Huntsville police Chief Hudson, City Administrator Reynolds reportedly retiring
• Demi Moore being treated for exhaustion, possible substance abuse and anorexia
• Huntsville police blotter
• Possible case of TB found at University of Alabama in Huntsville
• Watchdog Report: Where are they now? Huntsville's runners-up for superintendent
• Fayetteville, Tenn., police arrest four juveniles in truck stolen from Huntsville
• More rain, thunderstorms for Tennessee Valley today
• Huntsville public works crews bracing for possible flooding Thursday
• Lt. Gen. Via nominated to become general and lead Army Materiel Command on Redstone Arsenal
• Three enter guilty pleas in Madison County robbery cases
• NASA releases new 'Blue Marble' images of the Earth
• Three Huntsville men shot at Rime Village Apartments (updated)
• Alabama A&M students hold protest rally, seek more respect from administration
• More rain and flooding could be headed Madison County's way
• HPD's Incident Review Board hands down rare 'not in policy' ruling against officer
• Morgan County jury begins deliberations in child sex abuse trial
• Huntsville, Justice Department officials to meet Thursday over redistricting concerns
• Tide fans ordering from Bamastuff.com may have had credit card information stolen
• Huntsville burglary task force investigating copper theft from vacant Airport Road building
• Candidate withdraws bid for District 2 seat on Madison County school board
• Tickets still available for Huntsville premiere of Hallmark Hall of Fame movie that features Space Camp
• Whooping crane migration difficulties continue in Franklin County
• Tennessee woman charged with child neglect after 5-year-old found outside naked in freezing temps
• James Clemens High to hold first meeting Thursday
• Birmingham area tornado victims can use your help, but be patient
• Safe Haven in need of donations to help animals
• Girl Scouts seeking nominations for the 2012 North Alabama Women of Distinction Awards
• ASK US: What if I hit an illegally parked car in Huntsville?
• Madison County Commission chairman candidates to debate
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City School Board approves calendars
• Showers moving back into Tennessee Valley for rest of week
• Two men arrested in Huntsville murder case
• Huntsville Planning Commission OKs zoning for 2,072 acres in Limestone County
• Dale Robbins of Georgia details years of experience during interview for Madison County superintendent post
• Samuel Kyles gives chilling account as witness to MLK assassination (video)
• Dan Evans touts experience, dedication in interview for Madison County superintendent
• Toney man convicted of hitting former employer with truck
• Four enter guilty pleas in Madison County theft, burglary cases
• More rain ahead in North Alabama through Thursday, but weekend dry
• Jacob Shaffer murder trial date set for March in Huntsville likely to be continued
• Brooks, Griffith will debate on WHNT News 19 March 3
• Army Contracting Command to welcome first commanding general
• Huntsville man pleads guilty to drug charges, forfeits nearly $300,000
• Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council to meet
• Huntsville man pleads guilty in 2010 robberies of delivery driver, Wendy's
• Voting for Gabe Marsh, a 7-year-old who swims competitively with one arm and no legs, closes on Friday
• Huntsville police find dementia patient who walked away from rehab (updated)
• Report: Alabama ranks 34th in nation on student performance
• Special tax district in west Huntsville will be repaid early, saving $15 million in interest
• Huntsville Fire & Rescue gets grant to buy new high-tech radios
• Mental Health Center of Madison County offering stress management workshop
• Jackson County woman's death investigated
• Democrat Mike Gillespie to make endorsement in Republican race to replace him
• Huntsville burglaries drop in December and January
• Three arrested in connection with five Huntsville robberies
• Flooding closes Little Cove Road at McMullen Lane
• Immigration bill, state pension plan among concerns aired at Madison County legislative forum
• Madison City Council votes to deny vacation of easement for Walden Preserve residents
• Fog this morning, then sunny and mild across North Alabama
• Madison County man injured in tractor accident
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sandra Spivey interviews with Madison County school board, promotes theme of teamwork
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop wants records to stay sealed on brother's 1986 death
• Huntsville Housing Authority's Lincoln Park public housing site in line for facelift
• Alabama A&M trustee nominating committee sets meeting
• Madison School Board to vote on calendars
• Reduced speed limit in construction zones needed at night and on weekends
• White House delaying release of 2013 budget by one week
• Decatur woman already in jail arrested for stealing credit card
• Southern Poverty Law Center video urges states to "Remember Alabama" in crafting immigration laws
• U.S. Supreme Court orders police to obtain search warrants if using GPS to track suspects
• Learn about diabetes Tuesday at Huntsville's HudsonAlpha Insitute
• Stormwater runoff receding in Madison County, overflowing creeks now a concern (updated, with photo gallery))
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Jan. 22
• Decatur woman charged with shoplifting at Belk
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Jan. 23
• Jamie Cooper drops out of Limestone County probate judge race
• Decatur police investigating death of 11-year-old girl
• Efforts underway to build tornado monument in Limestone County
• Huntsville woman attacked and robbed on Governor's Drive
• Partners Bar and Grill on Meridian Street broken into, nothing taken
• Madison County flash flood warning extended
• Some North Alabama schools delaying opening because of severe weather, flooding
• Flooding reports continue to come in
• Flash flood warning for Madison, Morgan, Limestone counties
• Most of North Alabama under tornado watch overnight
• North Alabama community shelters open for severe weather threat
• Huntsville police blotter
• Family Dollar store on Triana Boulevard in Huntsville robbed
• Lung cancer claimed life of legendary Penn State Coach Joe Paterno
• Fans line up for Trent Richardson autograph signing at Parkway Place Mall
• Jeff Cooper running for Madison County Commission as Democrat
• Nance Road to U.S. 72 turning congestion is an enforcement issue
• Madison County restaurants slow to apply for liquor license
• Severe weather to move through north Alabama overnight
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• My mother, and other dementia patients, could still enjoy quality of life
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop, other Alabama defendants, face challenges in securing expert witnesses
• North Alabama tornado victims reunited with photos, mementos lost in April storms
• Huntsville police blotter
• New Lee acting principal Kevin Wieseman has experience with schools relocating
• Good Person: Karen Voelker is constant motion of good will
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• AEA's Rex Cheatham running for Morgan County Circuit Clerk
• Vann Pruitt led Huntsville crime lab for many years, remembered as gifted teacher, outstanding officer
• Mostly cloudy through the weekend with showers and thunderstorms across the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• City of Madison is on the fast track for 2012
• Kevin Wieseman named acting principal at Lee High School
• Huntsville Police Department: Officer violated policy when he shot at woman's car in Target shopping center
• Huntsville superintendent calls police after discovering Lee High School fight video on YouTube
• Two men convicted on federal carjacking charges stemming from 2011 Huntsville incident
• Alabama A&M has link to one of the original Tuskegee Airmen in Alva Temple
• Three arrested in Huntsville drug bust; 30 bags of marijuana, assault rifle confiscated
• U.S. Postal Service celebrating Alabama's football national championship
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle challenges every city resident to get fit in 2012
• Crossville man charged with burglary and using meth
• Boaz man found making meth by deputies there to serve drug warrants
• Alabama's Trent Richardson coming to Huntsville's Parkway Place Mall
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Jan. 20
• Huntsville man critical after being ejected in two-vehicle wreck in Toney
• Four Mile Post Road closed at Whitesburg Drive for house move
• Blame the wind for I-565 speed limit change
• Burglars steal various items from T-Mobile on University Drive
• Illegal immigrants arrested on federal drug trafficking charges in Boaz
• Man robbed by armed person on Knight Road
• Sarah Burke dies from injuries sustained in skiing accident
• YMCA 8th Annual Health & Wellness Fair this Saturday
• Mostly cloudy, chance of showers through weekend across North Alabama
• Three hurt in head-on collision in Gurley
• Alabama A&M Research Institute lawyer resigns, says he hasn't been paid
• Huntsville police blotter
• 2 Marshall County illegal immigrants indicted on federal drug charges
• Lee, New Century to remain separate schools under one roof
• Morgan County deputies arrest four on burglary charges
• Incumbent Circuit Clerk Jane Smith will be challenged in GOP primary by David Underwood
• Morgan County's special needs Splash Pad named 'Best of Aquatics' facility in nation
• Huntsville man sentenced to 15 years in prison on sex charge
• Free course for families dealing with mental illness
• North Alabama Air Force veteran inspired in 1950s to attend Tuskegee Institute by 'Red Tails'
• Bob Jones drum line to hold benefit Feb. 4
• Huntsville police make second arrest in March shooting death
• Former Redstone Arsenal commander James Pillsbury named Wayne Parker's campaign chair
• Ready to get thin? Scale Back Alabama weigh-ins start Saturday
• Rico newest member of Morgan County sheriff's canine unit
• Alabama's Teacher of the Year is named one of four finalists for National Teacher of the Year
• Samuel Kyles, witness to MLK assassination, to speak at Calhoun Community College
• 'The Artist' (2011) opens in Huntsville
• Albertville cuts salaries for next mayor and council members
• Decatur woman arrested on credit card fraud charge
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 19
• Settlement reached in death of two Albertville men killed in tower fall
• Moving of Four Mile Post Road house to Tennessee delayed
• Former Athens police Chief Richard Faulk dies at age 85
• Alabama football players coming to Madison Square Mall
• Three people charged with drug trafficking in Limestone County
• Huntsville police release photo of suspect in armed robbery of Rite Aid on Wynn Drive
• Woman tells police she was raped in west Huntsville
• Man robbed in parking lot of University Drive convenience store
• Police respond to alarm at H&R Block on Memorial Parkway
• Jacob Shaffer, admitted killer of five in Tennessee, now in Madison County awaiting capital murder trial
• UAH can grow other academic programs without hurting high-tech research, Altenkirch says
• Gabe Marsh: America Inspired finalist with no legs and one arm is all heart
• Sunny and warmer today across Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Attorneys for accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop want subpoenas for state finance officials
• Times Watchdog report: New problems for Madison County GOP, screening for Democrats in their ranks
• County Commission candidates focus on roads, schools, public safety and economic development
• UNA receives grant from Gov. Robert Bentley to combat gun violence
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputy Brent Beavers still recovering from wounds but back at work
• Huntsville Crimestopper tips can now be texted to 53CRIME with new Tipsoft program
• Marshall County Circuit Judge Howard Hawk won't run as an independent or appeal GOP decision to keep him off ballot
• Delta rocket will launch Air Force communications satellite Thursday
• U.S. joining European Union to draft 'international code of conduct' for space
• 3 Huntsville schools in pilot program to track students riding buses (with video)
• Cash and other items stolen from consumer finance business
• Huntsville residents can register storm shelter online with Fire and Rescue Service
• Rite Aid drug store on Wynn Drive robbed (updated)
• House to be moved from Four Mile Post Road to Kelso, Tenn.
• 'Get a Butt for the Bowl' to benefit First Stop
• Boaz police seeking driver who hit pedestrians
• Governors Drive, Whitesburg Drive lanes to be closed for work
• All 32 Madison County GOP candidates invited to speak at Republican Men's Club meeting
• Limestone County Commission hires architect for courthouse renovations
• Limestone County legislative delegation to open local office
• West Limestone neighbors fighting over calves, dogs that have died mysteriously
• Man cut by acquaintance in west Huntsville early this morning
• Two men force way into Hunters Ridge apartment and rob resident
• Accident on I-65 causes delays to I-565
• UAH to provide less than 50 percent of budget for revived hockey program
• Altenkirch could be the right caretaker for UAH reputation, leader for its growth
• Governors- California intersection closed because of road damage
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison County board to interview all five superintendent candidates next week
• Late candidate challenges District 5 Commissioner Phil Riddick
• Tri-county burglary ring busted
• Flooding causing major travel problems across North Alabama
• Sunny and cooler today across North Alabama
• Huntsville man pleads guilty to two burglary charges
• Tommy Ledbetter withdraws from District 1 race for Madison County school board
• Huntsville police make three arrests in three recent robberies
• Republican steering committee hearing request to kick Marshall County Judge Howard Hawk off GOP ballot
• Kroger praises Huntsville shoppers for donations to food bank
• Text in your Huntsville Crimestoppers tip with 'Tipsoft' program
• Feds propose banning electronic cigarettes on commercial airlines
• NRC to discuss results of recent inspection of Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
• Dixie Derby Girls hosting Broken Hearted Skate-a-Thon
• Burmese python among four snakes to be banned from importation into U.S.
• Severe storms possible as cold front tracks across North Alabama
• Athens State's Tom Pieplow to serve on state insurance subcommittee to address rising rates
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 17
• Donations piling up at closed Falkville thrift store
• Two Limestone teens arrested in theft of Huntsville Channel Cats championship rings
• Man assaulted and robbed in Oakwood Avenue parking lot
• Marshall County teen killed in ATV wreck, another seriously injured
• Burglar enters woman's home while she's on the couch
• UA chancellor's retirement may turn heat down on family feud between campuses
• Rain likely today, becoming sunny Wednesday across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Students, faculty at Liberty Middle celebrate uniqueness through project (with video)
• Madison County board to choose finalists for superintendent post
• Facebook helping reunite owners with photos thanks to West Limestone area mother
• Developer Todd Slyman wants to bring his experience to Madison County Commission
• Gov. Robert Bentley speaks at Huntsville's Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Breakfast
• Using turn signal is the law, not a courtesy, in Alabama
• UA announces that Chancellor Malcolm Portera will retire
• Decatur police arrest second man in Christmas Eve shooting of two men
• Alabama First Lady Dianne Bentley to speak at Madison County Stand for Life
• Liberty Middle School students' video creating buzz across the web (with video)
• Low-cost spay neuter clinic reopens in Huntsville
• Memorial Parkway lane closed after dump truck loses load
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times:
• Whooping crane migration effort remains stalled in Russellville
• Man leaving Benchwarmer sports bar shot in parking lot
• Gunshots exchanged in Huntsville home invasion burglary
• Huntsville police arrest two women in separate stabbing incidents
• Huntsville Middle School student Emma Stowe wins nationwide creative writing contest
• Huntsville police blotter
• Former radio talk show host Ron Byrd running for Madison County Commission
• Madison County deputy injured trying to break up fight between basketball fans
• Huntsville police searching for armed man who robbed Family Dollar store on Winchester Road
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Alabama House speaker wants changes to state retirement systems
• Young dream team designs future city that's possible today
• Democrat Charlie Holley embraces uphill fight for 5th Congressional District seat
• Huntsville superintendent earns mixed reviews in first six months of job
• New mobile concussion management tool is unrolled for youth athletes
• New Hope man killed after vehicle runs off Dug Hill Road and lands in creek
• Congressman Robert Aderholt draws two last-minute Democratic challengers
• Huntsville police investigating armed robbery at thrift store
• Madison County has no plans to improve Shields Road
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Car smashes into telephone pole on Shields Road in Madison County, two hurt
• Hold the bacon and sausage: It might just up your risk of pancreatic cancer
• Parker Griffith's run for Congress received with surprise
• Huntsville man charged with attempting to rob Target on University Drive
• Madison County Commission opposes closing mail processing center on Wall Triana Highway
• Man arrested in armed robbery of cash advance business
• Local Republican voters to have lot of choices in primary
• Five candidates up for vacant Madison County superintendent position
• Angela Gurley is helping victims of domestic violence in Huntsville start a new life
• Wreck cleared, traffic flowing normally again on I-565 West
• Bradford Creek Greenway officially open
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks reacts to Parker Griffith entering District 5 race
• Fans can see Alabama's national championship trophy at Huntsville Kroger on University Drive
• Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard says changes needed in Alabama retirement system
• Alabama players Marquis Maze, Dont'a Hightower, Brad Smelley and Josh Chapman to sign autographs in Huntsville (updated)
• Pulaski Pike reopened after tree falls on telephone lines (updated
• Alabama State Trooper injured while investigating wreck on Alabama 20
• Baby dies in Albertville child abuse case; couple facing stiffer charges
• Rate Parker Griffith's chances in the GOP primary against Rep. Mo Brooks
• Limestone County Probate Judge Stan McDonald won't seek a full term
• Road conditions not bad, but several problems for drive to work
• Three armed men assault 15-year-old at Huntsville home on Medaris Road
• Burglary reported in 4200 block of Boxwood Court
• Winter wind chills drop Huntsville temperatures into teens
• Some North Alabama schools delayed because of cold, ice
• Gabe Marsh, a 7-year-old who swims competitively with one arm and no legs, is finalist for national prize
• Nonprofit group dedicated to better race relations gets $25,000 seed money from Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Wreck closes Memorial Parkway southbound at University Drive
• Bridges and overpasses in Huntsville starting to ice over
• Huntsville City Council to consider $25,000 for improved race relations
• Parker Griffith says he will challenge Mo Brooks again for Congress
• Sunny and cold across the Tennessee Valley today
• Third candidate jumps into race for Madison County's District 1 school board seat
• City officials evaluating aftermath of Wednesday's heavy rain
• High Mountain Road good candidate to make city repaving list
• Committee seeking nominations for Alabama A&M trustees
• Volunteers needed for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Madison County board to get superintendent candidate names Friday
• Madison County Probate Judge Tommy Ragland seeking third term
• 17-year-old Madison County runaway found (updated)
• Trial date set for man accused in 2006 Huntsville murder
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' leader Travis Taylor to speak at Future City Competition in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 12
• Huntsville Natatorium employee Daniel Wilbourn remembered for his humor, help, work
• Tuscumbia police chief's DUI trial goes to Etowah County jury
• Attempted robbery at Huntsville's Alabama Title Loans foiled
• Man stabbed on Indiana Street in Huntsville
• Huntsville police investigating BP station burglary
• Canadian skier Sarah Burke in coma following devastating crash
• As Huntsville flood waters recede, snow comes into today's forecast (with video)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Times Watchdog report: Rep. Phil Williams leading efforts to divorce UAH from UA System
• Mostly cloudy today with rain, snow showers, falling temperatures
• Arab man charged with attempted murder
• Marshall County couple facing child abuse charges
• Rep. Joe Wilson says Obama will be one-term president
• Crestwood Medical Center, Huntsville Hospital spar over cardiac program
• Huntsville roads take beating in heavy morning rain
• Huntsville fire reported at vacated apartment on Alaska Avenue
• Ready for some snow, Huntsville? It's in Thursday forecast
• Neighbor dispute leads to dog being shot and burned
• Huntsville drug abuse awareness group seeking sponsors for annual summer event
• Huntsville's Oakwood Avenue residents experience rare flooding
• Sci-Quest offers Parents' Night Out Jan. 20
• Woman suing Athens Burger King over hot coffee
• Huntsville woman rescued after car stalls in flood waters
• Rain at John Hunt Park won't stop rally for Republicans
• Heavy rain leads to flooding in Huntsville; roads closing (with video)
• UAH students express their joy at Bama's national championship on stone marker
• Huntsville roads closed due to flooding
• Large power outage in eastern Madison County repaired (updated)
• Madison police keeping close watch on roads
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 11
• ASK US: Why are temperature forecasts different in The Times?
• Accident on Highway 231/431 near Grimwood
• Extremely tough driving conditions this morning and flooding reported
• Another single car accident on I-565 eastbound near County Line Road
• Woman arrested in Huntsville Wal-Mart robbery
• Huntsville police blotter
• Substitute teacher emerges as candidate for Madison County school board seat
• More rain across valley today, chance of snow showers Thursday
• Ardmore man gets life sentence for 2010 attack in Toney
• Limestone County Sheriff's Office seeking lost horse's owner
• Huntsville police questioning person about robbery at Walmart on South Memorial Parkway (updated)
• Hearing will determine future of Crestwood Medical Center's angioplasty program
• Madison police issue dense fog warning
• Suspect to be interviewed in Shiloh stabbing
• Huntsville teacher, legislator honored for conservation work
• U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson will help raise funds in Huntsville Tuesday for GOP
• Get front-page posters from Alabama's BCS Championship win at The Times
• New Madison Target to hire 140 employees
• Huntsville/Madison County EMA to discuss possibility of severe weather
• Huntsville Police Chief: Community watch groups, quality officers help city stay safe
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 10
• Best Buy offering scholarships for high school students
• Woman punched in face, dragged into storage shed and raped
• Proposed bill by Florence senator would make it a felony to disarm a police officer
• Man getting ride home robbed by exotic dancer and her brother
• Huntsville check cashing business robbed
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City Council approves city growth plan after discussing concerns
• Former Democrat Tom Butler officially files today for Republican primary
• Rain continues for the first half of the work week across North Alabama
• Three sentenced in Madison County Circuit Court on theft, obstruction and robbery charges
• NASA administrator meets with astronauts to cool off firestorm over space artifacts
• Research Park Boulevard and Plummer Road to get traffic signals
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputy who was wounded is living the dream at Bama game in New Orleans
• Southeast YMCA hosting Health Fair Jan. 21
• Pickup trucks collide, gas tank ruptured in southeast Huntsville
• Independent rating company gives Huntsville Hospital's cardiac program top score
• NASA cites Huntsville's role in moving Webb telescope forward in 2011
• Athens police seize marijuana and crack cocaine in motel room
• Hartselle Medical Center in Morgan County to cease operations Jan. 31
• Birth Announcement from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Jan. 8
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 9
• Huntsville stores to sell Alabama national championship gear if Tide wins
• Marshall County anti-litter group wants 5,000 volunteers for cleanup week
• Huntsville police blotter
• UAH role in UA System still a topic of discussion in Huntsville
• Where is Huntsville's annual early January snowfall?
• Showers in the forecast Monday for Huntsville
• Earmark ban cuts into funding for National Children's Advocacy Center
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Jan. 8
• City leader wants to rename Huntsville's Church Street for civil rights activist Joseph Lowery
• Local civil rights leaders reflect on 50th anniversary of the movement's beginnings in Huntsville (with video)
• Workers' status verification complicating business for school officials
• Trees from first Tinsel Trail taken down at Big Spring Park
• Cloudy day with chance of showers in Huntsville
• Limestone Circuit Clerk Charles Page Jr. won't seek fifth term
• Huntsville Utilities repairs power outage in west Huntsville (updated)
• Man arrested for robbing two teens outside Huntsville club
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville man tracks world's earthquakes from his basement
• ‘My Week with Marilyn’ now in Huntsville
• Garden volunteer lights the way for Galaxy visitors
• Huntsville police blotter
• Political newcomer seeking Madison County school board seat
• Showers, possibly a thunderstorm likely for Huntsville area
• Madison County board awaits names of superintendent candidates
• Huntsville man sentenced to 20 years following domestic violence conviction
• Facebook posting of surveillance video leads to shoplifting arrests in Athens
• Athens man charged with theft from Decatur jewelry store
• Cash register found behind north Huntsville restaurant in apparent burglary
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 6
• Franklin County constable arrested on sexual abuse charge
• Lead and other harmful chemicals found in Triana drinking water
• Two armed robbers climb through McDonald's drive-thru window
• Former UAH President John Wright remembered as 'finest man I ever knew'
• Researchers say cerebrospinal fluid could be key to signal early Alzheimer
• M&N Materials considers appealing court block in pursuit of $5m judgment against Gurley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sunny tomorrow but a chance of showers in the evening
• School board, public get details of plans for Huntsville Center for Technology
• New AEA head says no cuts expected for public schools, but danger remains
• Proposed 2012-13 Madison School calendar to include four half days off for students
• Defense bill signed by president includes Brooks' amendment to protect missile defense secrets
• Former UAH President John Wright passes away after bout with cancer
• Memorial Parkway, Research Park Boulevard among state repaving projects
• Huntsville Stars to take orders for BCS coin, photo
• One injured in wreck that has Pulaski Pike, Stringfield Road blocked
• Governors Drive widening work to require lane closings
• Billy Ray Justice being transferred to Kilby prison to serve life sentences for 2010 DeKalb County murder
• Burglary reported at Governors Drive welding company
• Tip from neighbors leads to meth-lab bust in Rainsville
• Madison County court stops $5 million judgment collection, Gurley bankruptcy averted for now
• Huntsville man pleads guilty to cocaine trafficking
• North Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic to hold Grand Re-Opening Sunday; to open for business Monday
• MLK speaker at UAH took part in famed Selma march as a child
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 5
• Committee formed to save Alabama Music Hall of Fame in Tuscumbia
• Guntersville man sentenced to life in prison for killing girlfriend's father
• Limestone County residents asked not to burn debris because of weather conditions
• Three car accident on Nick Davis Road near East Limestone causes delays
• Times Watchdog Report: Back property taxes surprise new homeowner
• New Market woman arrested in Valhalla cemetery rampage
• Huntsville City Schools tightening business ethic
• Hobbs Island Road closed due to car accident late last night
• Huntsville police blotter
• Gurley seeks to block $5m judgment while appealing quarry lawsuit defeat
• Sunny, warmer today across North Alabama
• Huntsville's Hobbs Island Road blocked by wreck
• Huntsville school district's business practices under internal review
• Mariah Carey asks fans to pray for Nick Cannon following mild kidney failure
• Former state Sen. Tom Butler holds early fundraising lead in battle for Madison County Commision seat
• VA passes on purchasing Huntsville's Stone Middle School
• Fewer DUI arrests in Huntsville area over New Year's holiday
• Woman robbed at knife point while walking home from work
• Morgan County sheriff's investigators find more than a pound of marijuana
• Gurley asks Madison County court to stay $5 million judgment
• House scheduled to be moved from Madison to Moulton
• Artists invited to submit rooster-themed pieces for annual Chicken and Egg Festival in Moulton
• Madison County legislative delegation will hold public forum on Jan. 23
• Madison County Commission candidate says he would donate first-year salary
• Madison County outdoor emergency warning sirens to be tested
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 4
• Three adjoining Hampton Cove businesses report break-ins through back door
• ASK US: Did former Huntsville school board president return excess pay?
• Hazel Green man to be in court on attempted kidnapping, enticing a child charges
• Arab's new police chief gets a raise
• Huntsville man in police shoot-out to be in court today
• Man assaulted at Huntsville homeless camp
• Federal regulators will consider more safety rules for nuclear plants
• Sunny and warmer today across North Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• GOP rally in Huntsville will feature South Carolina Congressman Joe Wilson
• 2011 was dramatic, chaotic year for area colleges and universities
• New Huntsville pre-K teachers learn own lessons during orientation
• State Rep. Mike Ball says 'basic transparency' is aim of Huntsville Housing Authority bill
• Runaway Huntsville teen found
• Deadline looms for Madison County superintendent applications
• Drake State offering HVAC certification tests
• Birth Announcement from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Jan. 1
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 3
• Arab police sergeant resigns because of Facebook posting
• Governors Drive widening nearing end after five years
• Shooting victim found in street, Colbert County sheriff seeks shooter
• Three-car accident on U.S. 72 at foot of Chapman Mountain
• Decatur house fire forces family out in early morning cold
• Girl who died in Limestone County go-cart accident was an organ donor
• Sunny but COLD today in Huntsville, Madison County
• New year in new home gives Tawanda Jones a new life
• Mark Huff seeks District 3 seat on Madison County Commission
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville house fire displaces five people
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville man robbed at knifepoint
• Huntsville police investigating armed robbery at store
• Huntsville police blotter
• Skylar Marie Patrick is first 2012 Huntsville baby
• Tennessee Valley 'polar bears' take plunge in Decatur
• Madison County had 16 homicides in 2011
• 2011 was a good year of good people doing good things
• Still sticking to those New Year's resolutions?
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Is Huntsville becoming a 'Pentagon of the South'?
• Paint Rock Valley man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Marine who served in Afghanistan happy to be home to celebrate new year with wife and family
• North Alabama residents still have time to get in on New Year's Eve Ball Drop, fireworks celebration
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville teen robbed after winning money
• Good People: Starrett Archie's ingenuity gives kids a place to learn
• Sunny today but a chance of showers New Years Day
• Boeing wins $3.48 billion Missile Defense Agency contract for development, sustainment of GMD system
• Tornado devastation, schools situation lead Huntsville's Top 11 stories of 2011
• Justice Department approves new Madison County Commission district plan
• Wreaths for Veterans needs volunteers to pick up wreaths at Huntsville cemeteries
• Decatur sex offender arrested for living in unregistered residence
• Huntsville police plan DUI checkpoints for New Year's Eve weekend
• Report weighs cost to society of wrecks vs. congestion
• U.S. 72 in Madison to be closed this morning for Target construction work
• Police arrest man and juvenile in convenience store burglary
• Texas teen continues to impact millions after his death through touching videos
• Woman leads Huntsville police on slow-speed chase around Target shopping center, charged with attempted murder
• Sunny through Saturday, chance of showers New Year's Day
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville gets events planner to help pump new life into downtown
• Residents of Huntsville's Mayfair neighborhood claim victory in townhouse dispute
• Registration extended for Huntsville's Terramae New Year's Eve Midnight Run
• Fugitive sex offender found hiding in Crossville attic
• Huntsville police ask for public's help finding runaway girl
• House move in Five Points area planned for Friday morning
• Federal grand jury indicts two North Alabama men in separate incidents
• Hartselle man indicted for dealing weapons without a license
• Times Watchdog report: Alabama's top newsmaker of 2011
• Marshall County to improve nearly half of county's emergency warning sirens
• Alabama property tax case plaintiffs file appeal, arguing trial judge erred
• Decatur woman arrested for transporting 112 gallons of beer
• Wreaths for Veterans needs volunteers to pick up wreaths at Huntsville cemeteries
• Morgan County deputies arrest three people in crack down on drug dealers
• GRAIL probes with North Alabama ties draw closer to lunar orbit
• Huntsville police blotter
• Mostly sunny and warmer today across North Alabama
• Third Huntsville school employee regains job after layoff appeal
• Elvis-themed concert at VBC to benefit New Hope High School band
• Attempted kidnapping charges added to man who led authorities on chase
• Huntsville police review board clears officers in shooting of Samuel Ward
• Green Progress Report highlights several Huntsville-area environmental projects
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• BP Decatur endows scholarship at Calhoun Community College
• How has Huntsville's new superintendent fared in his first six months?
• New Year's resolutions: Jennifer Hudson and Weight Watchers want you to Believe
• Man stabbed in back after argument over Alabama football
• New 938 area code that led to 10-digit dialing is rarely used
• Tim McNeese to seek Republican nomination for Madison County Commission District 1
• Burglary reported Tuesday night at University Drive business
• Madison growing by leaps and bounds
• New Year's resolutions: Achieve goals with top-rated treadmills and ellipticals
• Ask Us: What is the Limestone County garbage collection schedule for New Year's?
• Ask Us: Are there plans to reopen the post office inside Star Market on Bailey Cove Road?
• Terrame New Years Eve Run
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop and teen murder defendant Hammad Memon both set for Madison County trials in 2012
• Sunshine returns to North Alabama today
• Huntsville police blotter
• Investigation into Christmas Day shooting in Jackson County continues
• Christmas holiday traffic fatalities decrease this year
• Huntsville theaters full of great family films
• Justice Department not ready to sign off on Huntsville redistricting plan
• A dozen individuals, mostly children, infected with latest swine flu virus
• Memorial fund established in honor of Christmas Eve burn victim (updated)
• Suspect in Christmas Eve shooting in Decatur turns self in
• ATM among items stolen from North Side Square restaurant
• Police investigating fatal wreck on South Memorial Parkway in Huntsville (updated)
• Restaurant on Huntsville's courthouse square burglarized
• North Alabama group gets grant to train first responders to help those with autism
• Election for mayor, some Huntsville City Council and school board seats on tap for 2012
• Albertville man arrested on charges of raping 12-year-old girl
• Flash flood warning issued for west-central Madison County
• Free tow home for New Year's celebrants who have too much to drink
• Police investigating death of woman found dead in her bed
• Woman beaten and robbed by two men in her apartment
• Jackson County authorities looking for hunter who may have shot man
• UNA student dies from burns sustained Christmas Eve
• Madison County commissioners give out $2 million as they please
• Huntsville police blotter
• Temperatures to dip below freezing tonight in Huntsville area
• Former Buckhorn principal to run for Madison County board seat
• Sales, gift returns bring crowds to Huntsville shopping venues
• Witness helps Decatur police find suspects in Christmas Day theft
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Two nabbed in Christmas Day burglary in Huntsville
• Accidents, fire fatality mar Huntsville Christmas
• Christmas dinner a blessing to many at Huntsville's Downtown Rescue Mission
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police blotter for Dec. 25
• Many Huntsvillians make sacrifices for others on Christmas Day
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Soldier who survived suicide bombing abroad shot at his own homecoming party
• Heart transplant gives Huntsville native brand new lease on life
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville soldier deployed to Afghanistan glad to be home for Christmas
• Huntsville burglary reported at J+L Auto on Memorial Parkway
• Decatur police looking for suspect in double shooting
• Kangaroo Mart on South Memorial Parkway robbed
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Hunter's 'Mistaken Identity' leads to father's death, but also to sharing the power of faith with others
• Lacey's Spring giraffe gourd creations make front cover of international publication
• Making marriage stronger through marriage counseling in Huntsville AL
• A sunny Christmas Eve but showers possible Christmas Day across north Alabama
• Downtown Rescue Mission party an early Christmas gift to hundreds of Huntsville children (video)
• Huntsville police plan DUI checkpoints during holiday weekend
• Cash taken in burglary of propane gas company
• Former Sen. Tom Butler appeals to state GOP after being barred from primary ballot
• Elkmont man charged after threatening Limestone County deputy
• Limestone County's oldest World War II veteran dies at age 100
• Santa's Village in downtown Huntsville to be open an extra hour tonight
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Better Business Bureau warning of phone scam
• State troopers plan enforcement blitz on highways during holidays
• Kathy Lowe to be tried a third time for husband's death in Marshall County
• Child's death leaves Hazel Green family stunned at Christmas
• Infant safety: Know concentration before giving Acetaminophen to babies
• Huntsville police blotter
• Severe weather misses North Alabama
• Sunshine returns to the Tennessee Valley today
• Huntsville's Santa's Village to be open an extra hour Friday
• Huntsville woman awakened, raped by unknown man
• State troopers to step up enforcement during holidays
• Wayne Parker will challenge Strong for Madison County Commission chairman
• Intersection of Weatherly and Bailey Cove roads in southeast Huntsville now open after wreck (updated)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 22
• Rain heaviest in NW Alabama, spotty in Huntsville next few hours
• Limestone deputy finds meth lab in motel toilet
• New GED test in 2014 will be tougher to pass
• Wayne Parker will run for Madison County Commission chairmanship
• New Hope basketball coach Joey Parker seeking seat on Madison County Commission
• 7-year-old Taylor Letson dies after being hit by car in Hazel Green
• Harvest family gets a 'Christmas miracle'
• Rain and high winds likely this afternoon
• House move will affect traffic Thursday, weather permitting
• Child dies after being hit by a car in Hazel Green
• Athens woman charged with burglary
• 8-year-old struck by car in northern Madison County
• Korean War veterans who went on first Valor Flight can pick up free copy of articles
• Huntsville man involved in standoff getting medical evaluation
• High winds, heavy rain due in Huntsville area Thursday as storm front passes
• Window broken, television stolen from barber shop on University Drive
• 2 Decatur men, 16-year-old face charges after allegedly taking woman and 2-year-old son
• National Weather Service briefing emergency officials about severe weather threat
• Sparkman High newspaper named Columbia Scholastic Press Association Crown Finalist
• Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation to make only Southeastern stop in Nashville
• Tigers for Tomorrow needs to meet matching $5K grant to bring abused African lion to Alabama
• Lee High's Key Club to 'Stuff the Bus' again Friday to help others at Christmas
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 21
• Madison man indicted on sodomy charges involving stepdaughter
• Man selling shoes from his car trunk robbed by two men with guns
• Bob Wade Lane resident awakened by alarm from apparent attempted burglary
• Five hour standoff in Huntsville ends peacefully
• More rain and possibly a thunderstorm today across the Tennessee Valley
• Debris from Japan tsunami hitting American shores
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville man who tried to help victims of tragic accident helps organize benefit at Lowe's
• Huntsville man accused of shooting at police released from hospital, charged with attempted murder
• Developer tells Gurley he will cut settlement bill down to $2 million but wants approval for quarry
• Too much salt in baby food likely to lead to greater salt intake later
• Southeast Huntsville residents object -- again -- to proposed subdivision along Aldridge Creek
• Police investigating robbery to an individual at Kmart
• Huntsville police in standoff with gunman
• Madison Fire & Rescue demonstrates dangers of dry Christmas tree
• Calhoun Community College unveils new website
• 'Christmas is for kids,' Huntsville toymaker Seiford Schultz says
• Gurley will appeal loss in $5 million lawsuit to Alabama Supreme Court
• North Alabama author's book in e-version
• Melba Peters had impact beyond volunteer work with Republican Party
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 20
• Huntsville police charge man in connection with shooting death on Galaxy Way
• Athens names Capt. Floyd Johnson interim police chief
• Huntsville police blotter
• Packages for Alabama, LSU rematch not selling as well as Huntsville travel agents hoped
• "No thru traffic" signs in neighborhoods can't stop through traffic
• Local charities find holiday giving spirit alive in Madison County and North Alabama
• Man robbed at gunpoint in his southwest Huntsville home
• Duggar miscarriage puts reality of pre-birth loss into perspective
• Madison Council delays vote on Growth Plan
• Madison County GOP bars longtime Democratic state Sen. Tom Butler from Republican primary
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rain today, possibly a thunderstorm this afternoon across North Alabama
• Some 14,000 U.S. deaths tied to Japan's nuclear reactor meltdown
• One man wounded, another in custody in Triana shooting
• Longtime Republican volunteer Melba Peters dies
• Justice Department and plaintiffs group ask appeals court not to delay arguments over Alabama immigration law
• Police identify other driver in fatal car wreck in south Huntsville
• GHHS has variety of ways to help shelter pets
• Huntsville Hospital to acquire Parkway Medical Center for $17.5M
• Morgan County sheriff looking for tri-county burglary suspect
• Burglars break into store under construction at Bridge Street
• UA trustee Ron Gray vows to work with committee to improve UAH relations with UA System
• Cullman County woman killed in one-vehicle crash in Decatur
• Decatur plant worker sustains serious head injuries in 25-foot fall
• Decatur man shot in the leg Sunday night
• Athens man charged with reckless murder in fatal wreck on U.S. 72 last summer
• Neighbors pull woman from her burning home in south Huntsville
• Burglars take sports equipment in storage unit break-in
• Armed robber takes cash from Dollar General store on South Memorial Parkway
• Huntsville police blotter
• Funerals set for women killed in Huntsville crash; sister still in critical condition
• Monday will start cool in Huntsville but warm to about 60; rain expected Tuesday
• Madison Council expected to approve Growth Plan
• Needy students get rewarded for good grades
• Roger Jones seeking fourth term on Madison County Commission
• Do you know a soldier who'll be home by Christmas from Iraq? Help us share their stories
• AAA predicts holiday travel to increase this year
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville police blotter
• New Year will bring new look to many Huntsville city schools
• Services set for one victim of crash on Cecil Ashburn, arrangements pending for other
• Lee High students 'Stuff the Bus' with clothes, toys, food to help charity help others
• Gurley mayor says police department, other services will continue if town files for bankruptcy
• Crowds converge on Huntsville malls, shopping centers for 'Super Saturday' Christmas shopping
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Smoke visible in area off University Drive a controlled training burn
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputy Brent Beavers recovering from gunshot wound, itching to get back out there
• Huntsville man steps back in the late '80s, turns Mullets of Love into Locks of Love
• Huntsville woman wins FBI award for raising awareness about human trafficking
• Two killed in crash on Cecil Ashburn Drive, two sent to hospital (updated)
• Madison finance committee moves meeting time
• Holley's ambition is to be 'servant' as Democratic candidate for 5th Congressional District
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in west Huntsville
• Southwest Huntsville grocery store victim of burglary
• Huntsville store reports overnight burglary
• Madison County Attorney Julian Butler announces his retirement
• Local groups reach out to those in need at Christmas (video)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Dec. 16
• Franklin Street south of Governors Drive to be closed for a week
• Democrat Charlie Holley seeks nomination for 5th Congressional District seat
• Stubborn fire destroys Hazel Green mobile home early this morning
• Woman robbed at gunpoint by someone she knows
• Two accidents on Highway 231/431 in Hazel Green cause delays
• NIH director Francis Collins weighs in on need for chimpanzees in research
• New ordinance takes aim at price gouging by Huntsville wrecker services
• Rain continues today, sunny Saturday across Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville board approves contract for new, $15 million Westlawn Middle School
• Judge orders mediation in long-running Madison County jail dispute
• Huntsville Utilities warns customers of potential scam involving meter readings
• Huntsville superintendent details technology center closure plans (updated)
• Elected officials are flocking to the Alabama Republican Party
• A downtown Huntsville gift: 'Reindeer Games' and holiday entertainment
• New Westlawn Middle, community engagement director on board's agenda for tonight
• 'Galaxy of Lights' traffic gridlock is being addressed for this weekend
• Looking for somewhere to volunteer in Huntsville? Try these opportunities at the Senior Center
• Do you know a soldier coming home for Christmas? Please let us share their stories
• Huntsville Sherwin Williams store burglarized; police burglary task force called in
• Christmas Charities Year Round, City of Huntsville employees playing Santa
• Limestone County home caught fire when burn pile rekindled
• Annual Living Christmas Tree begins at First Baptist Church
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Dec. 15
• Rep. Congressman Mo Brooks of Huntsville among those singled out in earmark inquiry
• Muscle Shoals man shot, killed by officer after threatening him with knife
• Hartselle man charged with robbery of Walgreens in Hartselle
• Pedestrian killed crossing University Drive
• Wounded Warrior given early Christmas present: the dog he's always wanted
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rain moving back across North Alabama today
• Athens man charged with fraudulent leasing
• Athens police arrest 16-year-old burglary suspect
• Christmas Prayers with a Cop helps families for 8th straight year
• Cigarette and alcohol use down among teens but marijuana use steady
• Huntsville City Council to discuss capping vehicle tow rates
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle gives ultimatum to apartment owner
• Former Cullman resident sentenced on federal child pornography charge
• Calhoun Community College to hold candle lighting for nursing grads
• Homeland Security grants help Huntsville enforcement agencies get new equipment
• National tweet-a-thon (with prizes) planned for tomorrow's Bill of Rights Day
• Cash taken from register in burglary of China House Buffet
• Blood and marrow drive set in Athens for Ava Brooke Campbell
• Limestone County board seeking input in search for new superintendent
• Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant to get first solar-powered backup batteries for warning sirens
• 600 families to receive food boxes that feed family of four for a week
• Elkmont woman accused of animal cruelty found not guilty by mental defect
• Military families can visit Santa's Village at a discount Sunday courtesy of Huntsville company
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Dec. 14
• Gurley Mayor says town cannot pay nearly $5 million court judgment
• Person spotted in Ridgecrest Elementary School Tuesday night gets away
• Homes along Buddy Williamson Road in north Madison County to be without water while repairs made
• Huntsville house moving will impact traffic on U.S. 72 West
• Man robbed at gunpont in his apartment by two intruders
• Army official visiting Redstone Arsenal to see how it's handling growth and resources
• Charlie Sheen producer feared cocaine addiction would kill the actor
• Partly sunny today but shower are back in the forecast for Thursday
• Huntsville police blotter
• Donkey kiss delights Hampton Cove Christian students (with video)
• Madison County teachers can accept small gifts from students, parents
• National experts recommend states implement full cell phone bans while driving
• Madison County judge rules against Gurley, town owes nearly $5 million following quarry dispute
• Woman charged in illegal use of boyfriend's debit card
• Athens police arrest burglary suspect
• Electrical problem likely cause of southeast Huntsville mobile home fire
• Meeting set for James Clemens students, parents
• Huntsville Housing Authority cuts ribbon on its $17M Gateway Place senior apartments
• Suspect in traffic stop shooting was fugitive on cop assault charge
• Suspect in traffic stop shooting under arrest, 24-hour guard at Huntsville Hospital
• Toys for Tots collects over $14,000 in cash and toys at Madison RV
• Madison Utilities board of directors and City Council change meeting times
• Man accused of kidnapping, beating Tanner couple wants change of venue for trial
• Suspect accused of firing at Huntsville police during traffic stop still in critical condition
• Massachusetts court orders release of inquest records in the death of accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop's brother
• Zierdt Road/Madison Boulevard intersection being modified to help traffic flow
• Suspected car thief leads Decatur police on chase, wrecks stolen truck
• Madison County school board to meet today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Dec. 13
• Madison County Sheriff's Department Deputy Brent Beavers out of hospital, resting at home from gunshot wound
• Huntsville fire reported at Johnson Towers Apartments
• Homes along Buddy Williamson Road in New Market to be without water Wednesday
• Man shot during drive-by on Clopton Street in Huntsville
• Police investigating southwest Huntsville shooting
• Madison School Board passes rezoning proposal
• Madison Council passes pay raise for next mayor
• Huntsville Historic Preservation Commission changes voting guidelines in wake of controversial demolition
• Huntsville police blotter
• Mostly cloudy today across North Alabama
• First Lady helps set world record for jumping jacks
• Police shooting near downtown Huntsville leaves suspect critically wounded
• Change of plans for U.S. 72 project at Moores Mill, Shields roads
• Army Materiel Command gets special salute at Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce 'Redstone Update'
• U.S. Supreme Court look at Arizona immigration law will affect Alabama law
• Huntsville police shoot suspect who fired at officers during traffic stop
• Athens police arrest second home invasion suspect
• Huntsville police kick off task force to combat rise in burglaries
• Madison School Board to vote on ethics policy
• David Berkowitz named associate dean at UAH in College of Business Administration
• Huntsville Historic Preservation Commission expected to discuss tie-vote policy today
• Madison County Drug Court honors 24 graduates of program
• Birth Announcement from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Dec. 11
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday 12
• Browns Ferry emergency drill a success, officials say
• Huntsville Fire, HEMSI on scene at house fire; 1 treated for smoke inhalation
• South Huntsville's Hilton Garden Inn robbed overnight
• Man reports robbery at gunpoint in Clinton Avenue parking lot
• Robber hits woman, grabs her purse as she walks to her apartment
• Armed robber takes Sudafed from South Memorial Parkway drug store
• Man who led police on chase Saturday charged with enticing a child
• Huntsville police blotter
• Morgan County deputies arrest two men after methamphetamine found in home
• Huntsville lawyer Brent Beal to run for Madison County Commission District 3 seat
• Madison Council to vote on mayor's salary
• Madison School Board to vote on rezoning today
• Bicyclists, motorists urged to 'share the road' (video)
• Huntsville superintendent, board considering alternative to Seldon Center
• Man tells police he was robbed at gunpoint by four men
• Good Samaritan robbed and stabbed by stranded motorist
• Various items stolen in burglary of a Chinese restaurant
• 16-year-old from Athens killed in one-car wreck Saturday morning
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Adult children dealing with aging parents urged to look for 'warning signs' as holidays arrive
• Huntsville, Madison County stop government immigration checks, AG offers guidance on law
• Officials say Huntsville will prosper despite defense cuts, but urge Washington not to slash too much
• High-tech traffic signal system planned for Governors Drive
• Military families of all ages enjoy Operation Christmas Bear party
• Rocket City Marathon volunteer seriously injured after struck by vehicle (updated)
• Pickup truck crashes and burns after high-speed chase on Memorial Parkway
• Holiday Wishes still wishing for donors
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Don't let Christmas lights become a fire hazard in your home
• A sunny and cool weekend in store for north Alabama
• West Huntsville restaurant robbed by two men with guns
• Southeast Huntsville pharmacy robbed
• Madison elementary schools will not rezone this year; James Clemens to have grades 9-11 first year
• Toys for Tots holding Pack the Camper at Madison RV Supercenter
• Family of fallen soldier takes 'Snowball Express' to meet other survivors for fun and healing
• Buckhorn Middle assistant principal honored by state association
• Madison County school district approves 2012-2013 academic calendar
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries in Jones Valley helping CARE Center food/toy drive
• Huntsville Utilities telephone lines repaired and operating normally (updated)
• Police identify Huntsville man killed in apartment shooting
• Armed robber hits Patton Road drug store this morning (updated)
• Burglary reported at vacuum cleaner dealer this morning
• Break-in reported to north Huntsville coin operated laundry
• Images of fall graduation ceremonies at Alabama A&M University (slideshow)
• Going north for the holidays: Try Nashville's Opryland Hotel
• Christmas Bazaar to help Hartselle animals
• Space Center's 'Pass the Torch" lecture series gets a boost from donors
• U.S. Supreme Court deciding whether to hear Arizona immigration law case
• Limestone County school system begins search for new superintendent
• Rocket City Marathon expected to cause some traffic disruptions Saturday morning
• Two arrested on drug charges at Hartselle's Express Inn
• Three Shoals residents charged in gruesome death of missing woman
• Huntsville commercial burglary reported at Atlantis Corner
• Hearing date set for man accused of shooting Madison County deputy, Fayetteville officer
• One dead in northwest Huntsville shooting (updated)
• Texting behind the wheel on the rise as are deaths from motorcycle crashes
• Man dies from gunshots fired in Huntsville apartment complex.
• Sunny days and cool nights through the weekend across north Alabama
• Northeast Huntsville business robbed by three men
• Hughes Road in Madison will be slowed Friday by striping crews
• Madison man makes emotional trip to see son finish in Ironman Hawaii Challenge
• Wounded Madison County Sheriff's Department Deputy, wife celebrate fourth wedding anniversary in hospital
• Former Alabama Rep. Sue Schmitz moved to a federal halfway house
• Army Materiel Command details cuts of over 450 civilian positions to be made on Redstone Arsenal
• Madison County superintendent vacancy posted; applications due Jan. 5
• Land Trust to open 69-acre preserve in Harvest next week
• UAH, Alabama A&M set graduation ceremonies
• Florence Library screens 'The Bishop's Wife' (1947)
• Fire at Huntsville Boys & Girls Club ruled arson
• Hartselle toddler killed in wreck in Priceville
• Arab business raided by federal, state agents in relation to cyber crime involving children
• Christmas For Kids holding toy drive
• Three injured, two MedFlighted to hospital, after car rolls over on U.S. 65 North (updated)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Dec. 8
• Florence fire destroys home, displaces two families
• UAH bond rating upgraded; ties to UA System cited as strength by S&P
• Altenkirch's hockey background key in saving UAH's hockey program
• Legislative forum in Athens gets heated over state immigration law
• Huntsville man robbed by acquaintance on Triana Boulevard
• Jackson County schools delay opening
• Early season snow doesn't mean more snow than normal this winter
• Robert Downey, Jr. and wife Susan are expecting a baby boy
• Huntsville police blotter
• Marshall County wreck leaves Guntersville man dead
• Robbery suspect arrested by Athens police
• Portera's error corrected for UAH hockey, but hope it's not too late to charge on
• Big Spring Partners working 'as rapidly as humanly possible' to fix errors at Huntsville's new Veterans Memorial
• Sunshine returns rest of week across North Alabama
• Naughty or nice? Huntsville's Pleasures sex toy shop unofficially collecting toys to benefit Toys for Tots
• Madison Chamber to host After Hours at Sci-Quest
• Huntsville Salvation Army in need of donations, supplies for winter
• Shot fired during beauty salon supply store robbery on Pulaski Pike (updated)
• Burglary reported to Huntsville home on Banks Street
• Harris Home to hold annual Holiday Gala
• Burglary reported at Huntsville's Auto Salvage on Holmes Avenue
• UA Chancellor Malcolm Portera credits new UAH President Robert Altenkirch with reviving hockey
• Man wanted for Marshall County theft arrested in Indiana
• Remember Pearl Harbor: Keep America alert with external vigilance
• Holiday Cheer Brigade still needs donations of money and gifts for area military families
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Redstone Arsenal leaders presenting update on commands for chamber of commerce
• Testimony begins in trial of man accused of killing Madison man in road rage incident
• Boaz teenager sentenced to life in prison after killing 63-year-old man
• Albertville police chief plans to revive neighborhood watch program
• Multiple accidents with wet roads
• TVA emergency drill will involve 1,000 people, Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputy Brent Beavers recovering well from gunshot wound, may be released this week
• Man assaulted and robbed in medical district by two people
• A daughter recalls father who was Pearl Harbor survivor, 70 years after attack
• Accident in Limestone County on Highway 72 near Bledsoe Road
• Rain, snow forecast for North Alabama today
• Alabama Attorney General wants to end school data collection, no-bail provisions in immigration law
• As UAH hockey program gets new life, celebration begins: 'People, we are alive'
• UAH announces plan to bring back Division I hockey program
• Laid off ETV producer loses bid to regain job with Huntsville school system
• Enrollment ends today for new Huntsville pre-K program
• Huntsville police blotter
• SACS clears Alabama A&M in long-running inquiry; school receives no sanctions
• Alabama Attorney General sees need for many changes in Alabama immigration law
• Madison City Councilman Steve Haraway to run for Madison County Commission District 2 seat
• Shelby blasts Dodd-Frank results: Says NO to another Obama agency
• Bart Starr to sign autographs at Parkway Place mall in Huntsville
• Cherokee Ridge annexation into Arab still in discussion stage
• Driver fires at Huntsville shuttle bus; police suspect BB gun
• United Cerebral Palsy partnering with Community Foundation of Huntsville/Madison County
• Leaving UA System option for committee studying UAH relationships
• Rocket City Marathoners set to run through Huntsville
• DoD agency seeks nominations for Freedom Award
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Dec. 6
• Break-in reported at Huntsville's Food Mart on Oakwood Avenue
• Death at Alabama A&M University ruled 'self inflicted, accidental discharge'
• Arab police to reinstate funeral escorts
• UAH hockey supporters meeting with new President Robert Altenkirch tonight
• Albertville man recovering after he was robbed, shot in the neck
• Arab City Hall to get walk-through security screeners
• Meridian Street widening project plagued with problems from the start
• Woman robbed, shot in hand by robber on Henderson Road
• Burglar knocks over sales stands, nothing apparently stolen from convenience store
• Ranee Pruitt, longtime archivist at the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library, was keeper of the city's history
• Cloudy, rainy, cool through Wednesday night across Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Charlie Sheen ex-wife Brooke Mueller battles drug and assault charges
• Decatur police arrest Athens robbery suspect
• Bridgeport bank robbery suspect arrested
• Austin High School schoolmates pay tribute to Bailey Robinson, Nicholas Sawyer
• Three new tenants lined up for The Shoppes of Madison
• Armed man robs First National Bank in Bridgeport
• Autopsy reveals Decatur man found in Tennessee River victim of accidental drowning
• Jason Simpson named new Chief Meteorologist at WHNT News 19 in Huntsville
• Crossville schools expected to get rescued lion for mascot
• Burglars break into mobile home company
• New solar-powered generation site dedicated at Huntsville Botanical Garden
• Son of North Alabama resident held captive in Pakistan for 18 months
• North Alabama International Trade Association sets its annual meeting
• Date of The Carnegie presents 'The Night Before Christmas - A Dramatic Reading' moved after Decatur parade postponed
• Madison County Commission asks Legislature for 'home rule' - again
• SUV crashes into ditch at Martin Road exit in Huntsville, three people cut out
• One person stabbed, another in custody after incident at Muscle Shoals' bar
• Marshall County District Attorney Steve Marshall switches to Republican Party
• Woman reports she was raped early Sunday morning by someone she knows
• ASK US: Does City of Huntsville require residents to rake all leaves out of gutters?
• ASK US: When did Shoney's first come to Huntsville?
• Ask Us: In 1965, Shoney's became a Huntsville fixture
• Alabama A&M expecting answer from SACS this week on nearly year-long inquiry
• A rainy and breezy day ahead, temperatures to fall this week
• Huntsville rescue crews free three people trapped in vehicle after wreck
• Red Cross youth leaders in Huntsville prepare Christmas cheer for vets
• Huntsville police blotter
• Single-car accident on I-65 claims life of Athens man
• Man found dead dead, floating in Tennessee River in Decatur (Updated)
• Study gives insight into gene's role in ADHD
• Amanda Gentle third Republican to announce candidacy for Madison County probate judge
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Dan Burch the creative touch behind Huntsville's two most recently unveiled monuments
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police investigating death on Alabama A&M University campus (updated)
• Christmas trees, music light up downtown Huntsville (slideshow)
• Alabama to stop immigration checks for government transactions, but fed help may be months away
• Poverty conference looks to address Madison County area needs
• Two Decatur teens killed Friday in Morgan County wreck
• Pope John Paul II Catholic High wins Can Structure contest (slideshow)
• More than 130 entries entertain in 35th annual WAAY-31 Christmas Parade (slideshow)
• Huntsville police investigating burglary at construction site
• Monrovia, Harvest fire departments put out brush fire
• Retirements due to PEEHIP changes not as prevalent as feared
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Rolando McClain, assault victim had long friendship
• Baby boomers at greater risk for Hepatitis C virus
• Need some holiday cheer? Try downtown Huntsville this weekend
• Santa will make stop at Knology of Huntsville office
• One dead in Athens wreck
• Sunny today but chance of showers returns to North Alabama Sunday
• Trial in lawsuit over Huntsville Air Show death set for 2013
• Laid off Huntsville school employee wins job back on appeal
• Huntsville police hope to have last laugh on serial burglars
• Huntsville, Madison County leadership set committee to improve relations with University of Alabama System
• Athens police arrest woman for identity theft
• Madison County Sheriff's Department sets up Deputy Brent Beavers Benefit Fund
• Habitat for Humanity honors volunteer for his work
• Rolando McClain once lived with victim he's accused of threatening with gun
• Madison County Sheriff's Department investigator trying to make wounded deputy's Bama dream come true
• Police investigating reported shooting in northwest Huntsville
• Restaurants in rural Madison County can start serving cocktails and wine Jan. 1
• Huntsville police investigating Catfish Cafe burglary
• Athens man pleads guilty to rape of underage girl
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle honors Oakwood University singing group
• Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge hosting Youth Birding event
• Decatur man hurt in alleged assault involving former Alabama player Rolando McClain says he was ambushed
• District Court Judge Lynn Sherrod will seek Madison County Circuit judgeship in 2012 election
• Christmas in Gurley presents 'A Small Town Tradition'
• Small business needs lending access to create jobs
• Huntsville Fire Fighters Association holding Christmas dance for challenged children and adults
• Huntsville Christmas parade expected to cause traffic delays downtown Saturday
• Man sitting in a car with friends shot in leg after drug deal
• 15-year-old girl robbed of prescription drugs after potential buyer punches her in face
• Students developing outer space experiments and you can, too
• Guntersville boy with no legs and only one arm makes a splash on swim team
• Alabama AG's office: Cities should only use federal database to check immigration status
• Madison elementary school parents pack school board work session to protest rezoning plans
• Occupy Huntsville promises peaceful demonstration on courthouse square
• Huntsville police blotter
• Board may rename West Mastin Lake Elementary after late James Dawson
• Southeast Huntsville business robbed
• Alabama 53 widening to Ardmore scheduled out for another 10 years
• Sunny and warmer today, showers move back into the valley Sunday
• Athens police arrest second robbery suspect
• Police investigating shooting in northwest Huntsville
• New TVA solar panel array to be dedicated Monday at Huntsville Botanical Garden
• Give yourself a raise: Medicare open enrollment ends Wednesday December 7th
• Can-Structure competition planned at Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Want to launch a rocket from Huntsville to the moon? There's a free app for that
• New principal named for Buckhorn Middle School
• Former Alabama A&M professor sues school over wrongful termination
• Huntsville named one of the best places to retire by Where to Retire magazine
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle launches Shop Huntsville First campaign
• Root causes of poverty to be topic of discussion at Symposium on Poverty this weekend
• City to begin free trolley rides downtown on weekend nights until Christmas
• UAH police warning campus about catalytic converter thefts
• Rolando McClain at the scene of gunshots in Decatur for second time this year
• Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce to host tutorial for awards program
• Alabama A&M alumna named school's director of human resources
• RV stolen from Rainsville dealership recovered, but thief still on the loose
• Times Watchdog Report: How many more layoffs will Huntsville schools have to undo?
• Albertville man arrested in connection with Thanksgiving morning cutting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sunny and warmer weather today across the Tennessee Valley
• Police searching for two armed bandits in afternoon robbery
• Tennessee prosecutors expect mental disease plea from vet in cop shootings
• Burger King set to launch new, thicker french fries
• Madison County board names Ken Kubik acting superintendent
• Athens police seek three suspects in home invasion robbery
• Athens police solve Nov. 7 robbery with arrest
• Occupy Huntsville protesters can't set up tents or toilets, cook over an open flame
• Police looking for two men that robbed northwest Huntsville insurance agency
• Police arrest three Huntsville burglary suspects
• Huntsville-based Adtran having 'fantastic' year, says CEO Tom Stanton
• Madison County Deputy's vest, quick thinking may have saved him from AK-47 attack
• Warrant: Joseph Scott Shriver's assault rifle had a 75-round magazine
• Huntsville man dies from injuries received in a Saturday wreck at Douglass, Indian Creek roads
• Huntsville City Councilman Richard Showers will hold town hall meeting Tuesday
• Huntsville's 3d Financial Company on North Memorial Parkway robbed
• Madison County board to name acting superintendent tonight
• Harvest woman indicted for delaying, destroying U.S. mail
• Accused cop shooter Joseph Scott Shriver moved to a secret location outside Lincoln County
• Huntsville wins $3.3M federal grant to expand fleet repair building
• Huntsville Community Chorus to present Christmas concert at Latham United Methodist Church Friday
• Our Place celebrating 10 years as a Huntsville respite for those with mental illness
• NEACA's annual Christmas Craft Show at VBC's South Hall
• Huntsville Fire Fighters Association's pink T-shirts earn $13,500 for Liz Hurley Breast Cancer Fund
• Ask Us: Do people who sell Tupperware, Avon need a business license in Madison County?
• Santa Claus coming to Athens for Thursday night Christmas parade
• Front glass door broken in north Huntsville convenience store burglary
• Mother of man accused of shooting Madison County deputy, Fayetteville officer says he 'snapped.'
• Getting to Zero for World AIDS Day 12-1-11
• Sunny, warmer weather returns to Tennessee Valley today
• Huntsville police blotter
• Former Democratic legislator Tom Butler seeking to win favor with local GOP leaders
• Wounded officers and unveiling of Fallen Officers Memorial reminders of police bravery, danger
• Testifying at bingo re-trial could weaken governor's office, former Gov. Bob Riley says
• Slick roads may develop as temperatures drop overnight
• Wreck closes westbound traffic on Governors Drive
• Madison Christmas Parade is Saturday
• Six Huntsville-area health care workers named "Hospital Heroes"
• Calhoun rated among nation's fastest-growing community colleges
• DOT clears landslide and reopens Alabama 35 in Jackson County this afternoon (updated)
• Decatur woman charged after trying to hide cocaine in pants
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputy recovering after gun battle with armed robber
• Florence man sentenced to more than 15 years for sex trafficking under-age girl
• Police looking for gunman who shot up car, pizza place
• 2 wounded officers on minds as Huntsville Police Fallen Officers Memorial dedicated
• UAH professor honored by American Physical Society
• Madison finance committee meeting cancelled
• Florence library screens 'A Christmas Carol'
• Former Gov. Bob Riley to endorse Tom Butler in county commission race
• State grant will help restore historic Huntsville cemetery
• Plaintiffs to appeal decision in Alabama property tax case
• Woman reports sexual assault on Johnson Road on Monday night
• Highway 35 closed in Jackson County due to landslide
• Madison County deputy, Fayetteville officer shot; suspect in custody (updated)
• Yes, it's a little early in the winter to be thinking about snowfall
• Recover From the Holidays 50K
• Terrame New Year's Eve
• Rain, snow across North Alabama but no accumulation expected
• Huntsville police blotter
• Lacey's Spring man arrested for Huntsville burglary
• Three Huntsville teens arrested in connection with weekend burglary
• Decatur man charged with fraudulent use of a debit card
• Huntsville firefighters dealing with fuel spill
• Defense authorization bill could help provide active duty military with free legal aid
• Up to 1 inch of snow possible in Huntsville but no travel problems expected
• Chief Meteorologist Dan Satterfield leaving WHNT News 19
• State DOT changing division boundaries in North Alabama
• Work session set for Madison City School Board Thursday to discuss new school zone lines
• Huntsville City Councilman Bill Kling wants easier access to public documents
• Weekend burglaries in Huntsville solved with help of task force
• Huntsville police arrest five in connection to home burglaries
• Volunteers needed to place wreaths on veterans' graves at Madison City Cemetery Saturday
• Road crews prepare with Madison County under winter weather advisory
• Huntsville Housing Authority sets Dec. 13 grand opening for downtown apartments
• Rollerball 5 Masquerade fun with the Dixie Derby Girls
• Juvenile arrested for Thanksgiving Day burglary in Danville
• Area high school students to get real-world experience at UAH
• Madison County EMA sets 2 p.m. briefing for snow possibilities overnight
• Arab Rescue Squad portrait packages still good despite criminal allegations
• Ask Us: Can state sue federal government over immigration enforcement?
• Limestone County officials say Alabama immigration law not draining resources as expected
• Limestone County man charged with sexual abuse of a 4-year-old
• North Memorial Parkway pawn shop window broken, items stolen
• Jeff Road closed while firefighters battle abandoned house fire
• Huntsville artist Dan Burch to unveil Fallen Police Fallen Officers sculpture
• Downtown Forty-Seven braves rain, mud to place Christmas Trees in Big Spring Park
• Huntsville could see rain mixed with snow Tuesday morning
• 3-D facial recognition technology used to confirm bin Laden's death now at Madison County jail
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police report unconscious shooting victim at Huntsville Hospital
• Huntsville's American Family Care on Whitesburg Drive is burglarized
• Huntsville woman tells police boyfriend held knife to her throat after argument on Plymouth Road
• Huntsville man robbed of wallet in 400 block of U.S. 72 East
• Ocean Spray Craisins recalled for metal pieces in some packages
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Cunningham family with plenty to be thankful for on this disjointed holiday weekend
• Huntsville man has life-threatening injuries after wreck at Douglass Road and Indian Creek
• Huntsville police blotter
• Cops and courts struggle with Alabama immigration law; express concern that some sections contradict Constitution
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville customers support Small Business Saturday
• Huntsville Police Fallen Officers Memorial to honor 22 officers
• Old Monrovia Road roundabout to stay the same despite yielding complaints
• Kitchen fire damages Huntsville home on Leroy Drive
• Michael Noe to run as independent for Madison County Commission District 4 seat
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville burglary reported in 2200 block of Evans Avenue
• Armed man robs Huntsville Chevron on North Memorial Parkway
• Updyke's poisoning the good name of a former Alabama player now
• Florida inmate loses 25 pounds to get out of jail early
• Thunderstorms rumble in tonight, possibility of snow Sunday night
• Huntsville police blotter
• Black Friday extended hours, promotions bring out crowds in Huntsville
• Huntsville 'Smarter Every Day' host on YouTube checks out practice flights for Auburn's golden eagles
• Huntsville's Ross Armstrong does 111-mile Ride to Cure Diabetes in Tucson for 6-year-old daughter Mallory
• Huntsville Wings to Go on North Parkway gets 73 from Madison County Health Department
• Elkmont woman indicted for aiding escapee from Limestone County Jail
• Huntsville Housing Authority CEO awarded contract extension, bonus
• Athens Police Chief Wayne Harper to retire after 23 years as top cop
• Florence police use stun gun on Black Friday shopper in Walmart
• Littleville resident dies in home fire
• Marshall County authorities investigate Thanksgiving morning stabbing
• A sunny day for Black Friday shoppers with a high in the 60s
• Several retailers get early start on Black Friday frenzy by opening Thanksgiving Day (video)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison County jail, Calhoun Community College team up for inmate GED program
• Man falls about 30 feet from tree in Morgan County, unable to speak
• State Troopers currently investigating accident near New Market
• IRS reminds Alabamians affected by April tornadoes about special tax benefits
• Joe Leahy: A Thanksgiving story of a man who has 'a deeper, fuller appreciation for life - much more appreciation than before'
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sunny and mild today, clear and cold tonight across North Alabama
• Bridge Street Town Centre in Huntsville opening at 6 a.m. on Black Friday
• Times Watchdog Report: Hall of Fame monument honors elected officials along with hall members
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville man charged in multiple state Securities Act violations
• Alabama A&M, UAH combine for bid to host energy summit in Huntsville
• Lady Antebellum brings Own the Night Tour to VBC Arena Friday with Josh Kelley and Eden's Edge (video)
• Date for Kenny G's holiday show at Von Braun Center rescheduled for Dec. 16 (video)
• Decatur/Morgan County CVB releases video highlighting African American contributions to Decatur
• Parkway Place, Madison Square malls opening at 5 a.m. on Black Friday, but some stores opening earlier
• Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau receives Readers Choice Award
• Body of Jackson County man found in Stevenson
• 17-year-old Scottsboro boy in custody after standoff ends peacefully
• Russellville City Council called "racists" for not issuing beer license to Muslim
• 19-year-old Florence man charged in hunting accident
• Business reports trailer break-in, nothing reported stolen
• Man punched and robbed at gunpoint after answering front door
• Four arrested in drug charges in DeKalb County
• Sunshine returns to Tennessee Valley with mild temperatures
• Drive-thru robbery foiled when employee walks away
• Huntsville police blotter
• Auburn calm before the Iron Bowl storm hits
• Huntsville police investigating robbery on Meridian Street
• Tigers for Tomorrow offers sneak peak of cubs
• North Huntsville business robbed
• New Palmolive Ultra designed to kill more germs and bacteria in kitchen clean-up
• Head to Alabama's Gulf Coast for post-holiday run
• Former longtime UAH professor named deputy prime minister of rebuilding Libya
• Beauregard's restaurants in Huntsville closing; owner wants to stay open through Saturday
• Kiowa helicopter pilot to be awarded Distinguished Flying Cross at Redstone Arsenal (video)
• Lady's hand gun lessons, subscriptions and gas cards top holiday shoppers list
• Admiral salutes his Johnson High School experience, urges students to excel
• Huntsville's Sci-Quest offering child care on Black Friday
• New and bigger Boeing cargo plane makes first U.S. commercial landing in Huntsville
• Former Alabama A&M President Robert Jennings gets new job
• Donation jar with cash stolen in burglary at Chinese restaurant
• Decatur man charged with trying to bring drugs into jail
• Madison County drug agents seize 11 ounces of methamphetamine
• Madison residents getting new tax service center
• Rogersville man charged with sending nude photos of ex-girlfriend over the Internet
• Huntsville Police Department to dedicate Fallen Officers Memorial
• Severe storm line slowing down as it approaches Huntsville area
• Decatur man charged after chemicals to make meth found
• Madison County Board of Education seeks input on new superintendent
• Alabama shoppers reminded to pay use tax when making purchases online
• Huntsville's Young Life Christmas tree lot moves to corner of Airport Road and South Memorial Parkway
• Alabama's football team wins Disney Spirit Award for outreach during Tuscaloosa tornado recovery
• Reward offered for information on Limestone County church, school burglaries
• Access road for new assisted-living facility approved by Arab City Council
• Man robbed by three men at gunpoint in his Arlington Road home
• Madison County Schools to dismiss early because of severe weather threat
• Showers, thunderstorms, gusty winds through tonight then clearing
• Huntsville police blotter
• Give your family the gift of fire safety this holiday season
• Fast-moving storm line to pass through Huntsville beginning about 2 p.m. Tuesday
• Hundreds line up for free food at Manna House
• Madison Fire and Rescue offers tips for gas-fired turkey fryers (updated photos)
• Madison County Schools to close early Tuesday due to threat of severe weather
• Huntsville board upholds firing of Davis Hills Middle teacher who took first week of school off
• Holiday air travel to be more expensive and more cramped
• Last Shoney's restaurant in Huntsville closes
• Police arrest two men on burglary charges
• Madison County resident among 150 selected to attend NASA Tweetup for Mars rover launch
• Huntsville police fighting back against burglaries, bonds raised for crooks
• The Ark to hold Christmas Open House Dec. 3
• Laptop computer stolen in break-in of construction company
• ASK US: What can be done about family's aggressive little dog?
• Space Camp discounts offered for limited time, starting Black Friday
• Why the fuss: Let Anaheim Chili do your holiday catering
• Madison license facility coming to fruition
• MADD and Knology launching holiday safety campaign
• With ordnance school and soldiers gone, Redstone Arsenal missing Thanksgiving meal tradition
• La Quinta Inn on University Drive broken into over weekend
• Tickets on sale for holiday gala to benefit Huntsville's Harris Home for Children
• Burglary reported at Huntsville's Cox Interior on Spacegate Drive
• Burglars smash window at auto parts store and steal three generators
• Ask Us: Is there a story behind the statue at Veterans Memorial Park in Huntsville?
• Stormy and warm in the Huntsville area
• Santa's Village opens at Alabama Constitution Village Friday
• Walter Jones' flag football tournament raises more than $20,000 for new HEALS Inc. clinic (video)
• Huntsville police blotter
• SEC tragedy: Arkansas tight end Garrett Uekman found dead in dorm room
• James Clemens High School taking shape (video)
• Madison County Commission changes handful of voting precinct lines, voting locations
• Homeless man robbed and assaulted at camp near Cleveland Avenue and Church Street
• Man arrested for burglarizing pharmacy on Patton Road, prescription pills recovered
• Home burglarized while children hide in bedroom Saturday night
• A crowd of about 50 gather at Big Spring Park to support '14 cities, 14 days' campaign
• A community of love surrounds Lee High, which marks tragic anniversary today
• Krispy Kreme Run breaks record Saturday with close to 500 runners
• Disabled vet receives new home thanks to local businesses, volunteers and nonprofit Homes for Our Troops (video)
• Huntsville police blotter: Friday through Saturday
• School buses still considered safest student transport five years after deadly Lee High crash
• 16-year-old robbed at the intersection of Monroe Street and Williams Avenue, police arrest offender
• Huntsville police blotter for Thursday, Friday
• Minor robbed at knife point Friday night on Patton Road
• GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich wins straw poll at Madison County Republican Men's Club
• Huntsville, Madison and Madison County building permits listed
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• The week ahead in Huntsville
• Police arrest visting Mercedes executive under Alabama immigration law
• NASA boss Charles Bolden: Space flight without Marshall Space Flight Center 'unimaginable' (video)
• Culture Club celebrates centennial anniversary
• Gov. Robert Bentley awards funding to Huntsville to fight drug crime
• Attorneys in NASA engineer wrongful death lawsuit wrangle over immunity claim (Updated)
• Madison County Commission to undergo major changes after next election
• Madison County's unemployment rate in October the lowest rate for the year
• Huntsville Jingle Bell Run to benefit rheumatoid arthritis victims like Devon, 6, and Izzy, 5 Shelton
• North Alabama Spay Neuter Clinic gets OK to re-open doors; Plea Market to help non-profit group
• Madison County rolls out mobile version of website; I-Phone/I-Pad app to come
• Madison County Commission delays vote on allowing liquor in rural restaurants
• Sci-Quest unveils new UAH student exhibits today
• Bob Baron, CEO of Huntsville-based Baron Services, receives Entrepreneur of the Year award
• Huntsville's Village of Providence hosting Christmas tree lighting ceremony, collecting toys for Marine Toys for Tots
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Madison County Commissioner Jerry Craig won't seek re-election
• Former Doughnut King looking to regain title in Krispy Kreme Challenge
• Classic movie bargain books at Books-a-Million
• Alzheimer's Association hosting candlelight rally
• Alabama A&M professor candidate for EPA panel
• Motorcycle shop on fire in Albertville
• Tip from Hartselle police Facebook page leads to arrests
• Accidents slow down traffic on Governors Drive and Highway 72
• Man robbed at Huntsville gas station after refusing to buy drugs
• Accident on I-565 near Greenbrier causes slow traffic
• Huntsville board votes to sell Lincoln Elementary for $625,000
• Huntsville Housing Authority eyes next step in deconcentrating poverty
• Sunny and cool weather prevails across North Alabama
• Madison County to consider allowing liquor and wine sales at restaurants
• Man robbed at knifepoint in parking lot on U.S. 72
• Huntsville City Council restructures loan used to build affordable apartments
• Rideout Road to get third northbound lane while waiting for I-565 improvements
• Huntsville police blotter
• Burglary suspect now facing rape charges
• Accused Discovery Middle School shooter Hammad Memon's murder trial set for June 18 (Updated)
• Sci-Quest in Huntsville offers Black Friday Kids Care
• 'Silver lining' in Penn State scandal is raising child abuse awareness, National Children's Advocacy Center says
• Treasury Secretary a 'No-Show' at Alabama Senator Shelby's hearings on housing
• Huntsville police adding more officers around shopping areas, asking public to be watchful of suspicious activity
• Better Business Bureau of North Alabama presents Torch Awards
• Homes for Our Troops to hand wounded veteran keys to his custom-built house in Madison
• Want to volunteer in the Huntsville area? Retired Senior Volunteer Program has options
• City of Madison is holding annual Holiday Cheer Brigade to help area military families
• 'White Christmas' at Decatur's Princess Theatre
• Five arrested in Marshall County meth lab raid; child turned over to DHR
• New York Times story on Alabama immigration law includes Madison County attorney, state senator
• City of Madison holding annual Holiday Cheer Brigade to help area military families in need
• Christmas tree lighting ceremony planned for Bridge Street Town Centre in Huntsville
• National Children's Advocacy Center in Huntsville to speak on Penn State sexual abuse case
• Two men taking apart fence at closed business charged with burglary
• Downtown Athens to kick off Christmas festivities this weekend
• Poll: Should the University of Alabama in Huntsville secede from the UA System? Our commenters think so
• Huntsville-based Sigmatech, three Redstone Arsenal organizations receiving 2011 Alabama Quality Awards
• District 9 Rep. Ed Henry apologizes for insensitive tweet after Auburn storms
• Madison County Republican Men's Club to conduct straw poll
• Taxi cab stolen by passenger at gunpoint in northwest Huntsville
• Huntsville police investigating robbery at CVS store on Whitesburg Drive
• UAH President Robert Altenkirch talks about failed NSO bid, growing enrollment
• William Shatner is fired up about turkey fryer safety in State Farm ad
• Financial picture brighter for City of Madison
• Sunny and cool across the Tennessee Valley into the weekend
• Huntsville police release more details on Wednesday burglary arrests
• Huntsville police catch two thieves in the act
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police arrest four burglary suspects
• Harvey Updyke, accused of poisoning Auburn trees, may have trial in Huntsville
• Times Watchdog Report: Huntsville unhappy with University of Alabama System, politicians looking at changes for UAH
• Gurley, M&N Materials ask court to wait 30 days before ruling on nearly $5 million judgment against town
• Guard, Reserve members asked to nominate supportive employers for Department of Defense award
• National Solar Observatory chose Colorado over UAH for 'practical reasons', UAH President Robert Altenkirch says
• Only 500 tickets being made available for Huntsville's official New Year's Eve celebration
• More than 40 Huntsville streets on repaving list
• Wanna run for doughnuts? Check out Huntsville's Krispy Kreme Challenge
• Bob Jones teacher sole Alabama recipient of 2011 Milken Educator Award
• Madison City Council work session tonight
• Couple sues AirTran over cockroaches in air vents and overhead bins
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Rally opposing Alabama immigration law to be held Saturday in Huntsville
• 5K walk to be held Saturday inside Madison Square Mall to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
• Bob Jones High School teacher Jeremy Raper wins $25,000 Milken Educator Award
• Huntsville, Decatur T-Mobile stores among locations getting new look
• Alabama 53 closing at Research Park Boulevard set for Thursday night
• News report looks at homes for arsenal generals, steps taken to lure federal dollars to Rocket City (video)
• Huntsville Jingle Bell Runs to benefit Arthritis Foundation at Midtowne on the Park
• Power lines down near Oakwood, tree down after thunderstorm goes through Huntsville (updated)
• Free flu shot clinic is offered today in New Hope
• Dixie Derby Girls up for Huntsville's Favorite Sports Team
• Sandusky scandal gets more disturbing following alleged predator's interview
• Cool, breezy with showers, storms today across North Alabama
• Madison City Schools get good financial news
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville computer store robbed
• Madison County board approves contract in search for new superintendent
• Madison County school board member to run for county commission seat
• Sci-Quest to host 'Wild, Wild Weather' event
• Belk Hudson Lofts developer hopes to spark a trend in downtown Huntsville
• Athens State to host open forum with state legislators
• Alabama 53 closing at Research Park Boulevard delayed until Thursday night (updated)
• Madison County burglaries down, but recent crimes have some residents nervous
• Federal agency issues first fine to airline for flights sitting on the tarmac too long
• U.S. Postal Service announces amnesty period to return USPS equipment
• Madison Library receives $15K donation
• Justice Department, plaintiffs group submit new filings seeking to block Alabama immigration law (Updated)
• Decatur Parade of Lights to be held at Riverwalk Marina
• Study shows alcoholics' brains must work harder to complete basic tasks
• Huntsville will again host New Year's Eve Ball Drop
• Madison County Sheriff's Deputies searching for two burglary suspects on Beaconcrest Circle
• Collections underway for Operation Christmas Child for children overseas
• Madison repaving of Zierdt Road, Gooch Lane causing traffic delays
• Vina High School teacher indicted for having sex with former student
• 46-year-old Pisgah man shot after arguing over a woman
• Patterson Foundation commits $250,000 match for Northeast Alabama tornado relief fund
• Marshall County man charged with burglary after owner finds him, shoots him
• Huntsville International Airport snow and ice removal crews ready for winter weather
• Huntsville police report over 500 home/commercials break-ins during the last month
• Southwest Huntsville woman tells police she was raped by someone she knows
• Two men beaten by three intruders in University Drive apartment
• Roll over accident on Blake Bottom Road causes delays
• Showers and thunderstorms Tuesday across the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City Council elects new president
• AHA reports sugary drinks increase risk of heart disease and diabetes in women
• Lee High engineering students ask for donations for trip to Cape Canaveral
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' to take part in Turkey Toss
• Thursday meeting could determine next step for Huntsville Housing Authority
• Federal prosecutors seeking life sentence for former Army major convicted on bribery, money laundering charges
• Mo Brooks: Realities of the President's job bill
• Huntsville district updates plans for rollout of Parent Portal (updated)
• DeKalb authorities looking for man who stole RV from Rainsville dealership
• Huntsville High guidance counselor honored as best in Alabama
• Thieves take flat screen TV from North Huntsville Family Care on Sparkman Drive
• DeKalb deputies miss wanted men, but find marijuana, meth lab instead
• Huntsville man robbed at gunpoint on North Plymouth Road
• Free flu shots this week at two Madison County Commission sheds
• 'Steve Trash' to trash talk at Columbia High School for America Recycles Day
• Bridge Street holding annual Christmas Tree lighting festivities
• Albertville man arrested after disturbances at three different homes
• Huntsville's Partnership For a Drug-Free Community holding forum on prescription pill abuse
• Limestone prison testing escape sirens this morning
• Decatur juvenile arrested for possession of marijuana and handgun
• Ask Us: Is it legal to keep horses in the Huntsville city limits?
• Ask Us: Why aren't there public toilets for downtown parks in Huntsville?
• Patton Road convenience store reports early morning burglary
• Alabama A&M says crime on decline so far in 2011
• Alabama A&M tops among state colleges in campus crime
• U.S. Army Materiel Command Band, First Baptist Church Orchestra commemorate Veterans Day with Huntsville concert
• Huntsville police blotter
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' on Leno tonight
• Gunshots fired into Huntsville home, but no injuries reported
• Huntsville police investigating burglary to metal business
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Norway's Grete Waitz inspiration behind writer's first half marathon
• Woman charged in 2009 Madison slaying to face mental competency hearing
• Korean War veterans see shifting attitudes toward military
• Rally opposing Alabama's immigration law winds through downtown Huntsville
• Huntsville, Madison and Madison County building permits listed
• First Valor Flight carries Korean War veterans from Huntsville to Washington
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police investigating assault
• North Alabama vegans protest Lobsterfest
• About 200 people march through downtown Huntsville to protest Alabama's new immigration law
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville police investigating liquor store robbery
• HAMA CON mini convention scheduled at Huntsville's Von Braun Center
• Huntsville-Madison County Veterans Memorial described as 'beautiful', 'magnificent' (video)
• Madison City Council to meet Monday night
• Look for delays during Huntsville Half Marathon in S.E. Huntsville
• Dedicated today, Huntsville Veterans Memorial 'magnificent' to mom of Afghanistan casualty
• Veterans Day Parade participant injured by float
• Alabama A&M to host annual Senior Day on Saturday
• UAH to host Science and Engineering Day for girls
• Veterans Day breakfast honors soldiers, 88-year-old WWII Marine
• Fallen Huntsville soldier Capt. Waid "Chip" Ramsey to be honored by co-workers on Veterans Day
• Taco Bell on Old Monrovia Road burglarized overnight
• BBB of North Alabama to announce winners of 2011 Torch Awards
• Woman sues Crestwood Hospital in Huntsville alleging surgical sponge left in her body after cesarean section delivery
• Symphony performs "Elvis Has Left the Building" concert Saturday
• Army veteran describes helping driver in wreck at Veterans Day Parade
• Several people injured after van crashes, flips into Veterans Day parade crowd in downtown Huntsville
• Huntsville resident to receive Civil Air Patrol's Exceptional Service Award
• Message to our Veterans and their Families from Congressman Brooks
• AAA-Alabama holding safe driving class for Huntsville area drivers
• First Valor Flight taking North Alabama Korean War veterans to see memorial in D.C. Saturday
• Roads closed downtown for Veterans Memorial unveiling, parade
• What's open and closed on Veterans Day in Huntsville/Madison County
• Veteran suicide at Occupy camp puts mental health care into spotlight
• Madison County man jailed for shooting his wife in the leg
• Man critically injured in Meridianville stabbing, suspect arrested
• Four men rob Newson Road apartment residents, fire shotgun into the floor
• Dedication of Huntsville-Madison County Veterans Memorial, big parade make this a special Veterans Day
• Gov. Robert Bentley in Huntsville to honor 38 graduates of Police Academy
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter for September 2010 fatal shooting in Huntsville
• Happy birthday to the US Marine Corps
• Lockheed Martin employees help Harvest area
• Panelists at Summit on Philanthropy in Huntsville share a passion for giving back
• Huntsville named a top 10 best place for military retirees to start second career
• Volunteer opportunities in Huntsville area
• Christmas tree-lighting ceremony planned at Huntsville's Bridge Street Town Centre
• Huntsville schools to begin rolling out Parent Portal portion of student information system
• Patriot Guard riders named 'Veteran of Year' at Madison County Veterans Luncheon
• Oakwood University Aeolians win top singing honors
• Thanksgiving 'Feed the Homeless' event planned at Harvest church
• Huntsville's finances not affected by Jefferson County bankruptcy
• Huntsville police looking for two 19-year-olds for questioning in Halloween night fatal shooting
• Immigration law opponents planning Huntsville protest march
• Downtown roads to be closed for Veterans Day Parade, dedication of Madison County Veterans Memorial
• Pom's Birthday Bash to benefit Spay Neuter Clinic
• Madison County Sheriff's Department has armed man in custody (updated)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 10
• Disaster preparedness fair set for Saturday at AAMU Agribition Center
• What's open and closed on Veterans Day in Huntsville/Madison County
• TVA donates $1,200 to Marshall County 911 board to recognize tornado outbreak efforts
• Someone fires gunshot through north Huntsville woman's bedroom window
• Victim identified in deadly Halloween night shooting in Huntsville
• Tickets going fast for Stars Dancing for HEALS
• One dead in Halloween night shooting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police investigating deadly shooting in northwest Huntsville
• Huntsville's John Nevels finishes 10-day, 454-mile Alabama Relief Run
• Fugitive sex offender is arrested by authorities in Moulton
• Two injured in wreck on U.S. 72 East near Athens
• Rite Aid recalls 85,000 tins of Rich Fields butter cookies
• Next year's elections will bring changes to the Madison County Commission
• Moulton man dies in motorcycle accident in Decatur (updated)
• U.S. Department of Justice sues to block South Carolina immigration law
• Somerville woman charged with sexual abuse of a child younger than age 12
• City of Huntsville's Operation Green Team giving away free trees
• Huntsville's John Nevels almost finished with 10-day, 454-mile journey
• Fired Morgan County process server didn't deliver hundreds of documents
• Town hall meeting on charter schools to be held next week in Huntsville
• Huntsville main branch library hosting trick or treaters today
• Huntsville police precincts hosting Halloween trick-or-treaters
• Birth Announcement from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Oct. 30
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Oct. 31
• Hartselle man's aluminum can tab collection helps parents with child in hospital
• Krystal restaurant in Priceville robbed at gunpoint Sunday night
• November can be an active month for severe weather in North Alabama
• Huntsville police arrest man for shooting into an occupied vehicle
• Accident on Highway 72 and Mooresville Road causes major delays
• Altenkirch gets early start as new UAH president
• Breast cancer survivor credits early detection for saving her life without radiation, chemotherapy
• Huntsville ultrarunner to conclude 10-day, 454-mile Alabama Relief Run that's refocused help for April 27 tornado victims
• Huntsville police blotter
• Gunshot is fired into home in north Huntsville, lodges in cabinet
• Church on Stringfield Road is burglarized, amplifiers stolen
• Volunteer finds 8-year-old autistic boy missing for nearly a week
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• It's the little things that sometimes haunt the victims of the big tornado
• Herman Cain finds adoring crowds in Huntsville as he ends whirlwind Alabama tour
• The 115th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, Company C, is 'trained and ready to go'
• Herman Cain on the future of the U.S. space program: 'In the Cain presidency, it will be reversed back to where it should be'
• Budget cuts, $9M from construction accounts put Huntsville school system back in the black
• Tattoo artist helping other breast cancer survivors 13 years after own struggle
• U.S. Senator Richard Shelby's concern over 30 year fixed rate mortgage bailouts
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Good People: Ability Plus 'Committed' to helping others
• Alabama A&M can handle financial loss of plunging enrollment, President Andrew Hugine says
• Huntsville Police Department beginning to enforce Alabama immigration law
• One dead in head on collision on Research Park Boulevard
• Colgate launches new toothpaste for sufferers of tooth sensitivity
• Huntsville district proved allegations against former Hampton Cove Elementary principal, judge rules
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer visits Huntsville, praises Alabama immigration law
• Judge rules in favor of Huntsville school district in Hampton Cove principal's firing
• Aluminum Can Buyers reports break-in overnight Thursday
• Gun shot fired into home on Cavalry Street this morning
• Burglars break glass front door to get in Aluminum Gutter Supply
• Missing Boaz woman located (updated)
• If there's any confusion, Halloween will be celebrated on Halloween
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer in Huntsville to speak to Alabama Federation of Republican Women (updated with slide show)
• Lanier re-elected president pro tem of Alabama A&M trustee board
• Deadline approaching to submit requests for help to Holiday Wishes program
• Florence library screens 'Frankenstein' (1931)
• Home Depot volunteers help veterans by donating park and facelift of Still Serving Veterans office
• Road reflectors and directional arrows on Interstate 565 "sloppily done," reader says
• Burglars break into maintenance building at The Ledges
• Intruder found sitting in living room early this morning
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville City Council OKs $90,000 for downtown marketing director, events planner
• Madison County officials say they'll follow the law, but need more clarification
• Power restored in west Huntsville
• Power outage reported in west Huntsville
• Driver of I-65 runaway truck claims to be hauling people 'to go to the sky' in good vs. evil battle
• New, former Huntsville superintendents take stand in former Hampton Cove principal's hearing
• Madison County Commission Chairman Mike Gillespie to bow out after 32 years
• The Beat Goes On: City allows Bangin' Away to keep bangin' away in Huntsville's Big Spring International Park
• What's illegal for undocumented immigrants in Madison County, Alabama? A lot
• Calendar of events for the Alabama Democratic Party
• 18-wheeler crashes near Tennessee state line after police pursuit on Interstate 65
• Huntsville police report burglary to business on Old Monrovia Road
• Huntsville police to increase patrols and hand out candy on Halloween; also offer safety tips
• Madison Square Mall, Parkway Place Mall to offer trick-or-treating for Halloween
• Limestone County EMA upgrading equipment for next disaster
• Huntsville and Houston mayors ask Obama for quick action to save space jobs
• Madison County attorney issues rules on enforcing Alabama's new immigration law
• Madison County Commission Chairman Mike Gillespie won't seek re-election
• Don Kennedy and Sons moving house from southeast to north Huntsville
• Calhoun Community College nursing graduates score above national average
• Monaco Pictures screens 'Ghostbusters' (1984)
• City tells Bangin' Away it can continue to perform in 'more isolated part' of Huntsville's Big Spring International Park
• First responders served us well during time of crisis
• Testimony continues today in effort to fire former Hampton Cove Elementary principal Fillis McGhee
• Man reportedly cut with box cutter in domestic dispute
• Shot fired into car trunk in north Huntsville drive-by shooting
• Six months after deadly tornadoes, rebuilding continues in North Alabama
• New study explains why many gain back weight lost, and then some, after dieting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Allegations against former Hampton Cove principal hashed out in court
• Times Watchdog Report: Tuscaloosa set to compete with sister campus, UAH, for military and NASA dollars
• Huntsville Councilman Richard Showers gives Northern Bypass a push
• Madison Mayor Paul Finley wants more family time; proposes raise for city's next mayor
• Watchdog report: Huntsville reconstructing planning board to comply with state law
• A great North Alabama neighbor: Meet Judge Liles Burke
• Decatur police looking for man who committed armed robbery at Wally World on 2604 Spring Avenue
• Ready to kick butt with the DDG Bootcamp?
• Paul Finley decides not to run for Madison mayor in 2012
• Former Alabama and Seattle Seahawks star Shaun Alexander featured at Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama fundraiser
• Decatur man charged with discharging and possessing pistol, possession of pot
• Daniel Proctor, suspected in ex-wife's disappearance, waives right to hearing in Huntsville on theft charges
• Huntsville law enforcement yet to find any illegal synthetic marijuana
• Immigration enforcement agency looking for more office space in Etowah County
• 400 athletes, 950 volunteers enjoy Huntsville's Special Olympics
• City hopes to work out compromise for Bangin' Away to continue banging away in Huntsville's Big Spring International Park
• Pink spotlight pays off in North Alabama's fight against breast cancer
• Madison Mayor Paul Finley to announce 2012 election plans
• CBS' 60 Minutes news veteran Andy Rooney hospitalized
• Northeast Huntsville business robbed
• Huntsville hopes to curb overfeeding of Big Spring Park geese
• Northern Lights in the South a rare and fleeting treat
• Huntsville police blotter
• Volunteer legal services in Madison County free of charge this week
• Block party planned at Sparkman High to bring awareness back to tornado victims
• Athens considering a 'smart' way for people to send in problems
• Florence library screens 'The Abominable Dr. Phibes'
• Northern lights: Share your aurora borealis photos from the South
• Commemoration of six-month anniversary of tornado outbreak planned in Athens
• Franklin Street at Governors Drive to be closed Wednesday night
• 'Northern lights' seen in the Deep South
• Sci-Quest to host fowl and fur this weekend
• Morgan County deputy faces additional controlled drug possession charges
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Oct. 25
• Grissom High School Army JROTC Military Skills Teams wins competition, headed to nationals
• Decatur's Academy Sport + Outdoors hosting Rick and Bubba Turkey Toss
• UPS to pay out $12 million settlement in lawsuit brought by Ardmore auto parts business
• Huntsville Special Olympics Track and Field event features 400 athletes
• Three Huntsville police officers to be honored for service by City Council
• Man cut in leg with butcher knife during street fight
• Two burglars run away when woman resident startles them
• Woman robbed in west Huntsville by person she knows
• Man walking on Medaris Road shot in ankle in drive-by shooting
• Papa Jack's store in Huntsville robbed by men wearing Halloween masks
• Huntsville robbery reported at Papa Jacks on 306 Andrew Jackson Way
• FDA approves first generic drug for schizophrenia and bipolar treatment
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison Council approves new district map
• Loss of Division I status tough to stomach for UAH hockey fans
• Huntsville-based Intuitive Research and Technology makes Entrepreneur.com list
• Social Security taxes and Medicare cost increases for 2012
• Decision to end competitive hockey at UAH draws national reaction
• Signal changes coming to Carl T. Jones, Four Mile Post Road intersection
• Madison police warn about email, Internet and social site scams
• Community Foundation of Huntsville/Madison County announces new philanthropy award nominees
• SpringHill Suites by Marriott being built at Huntsville's Village of Providence
• Albertville third grader wins $1,000 for growing monster cabbage
• Athens announces two rounds of leaf collections beginning next week
• 8-year-old boy hit by car in Decatur hit-and-run accident
• Madison County law officers to start enforcing new law banning synthetic marijuana
• Deployment ceremony a chance to say 'Thanks' to Huntsville-area soldiers headed to Afghanistan
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Empowerment Through Change rally to be held at Cavalry Hill Community Center
• Huntsville-based Progress Bank and Trust announces stock offering
• Seven car accident on I-565 westbound near Oakwood causes major delays
• Four juveniles charged with breaking into Lee High School
• West Huntsville woman assaulted during home burglary Sunday afternoon
• Citgo convenience store on Oakwood Avenue robbed at gunpoint
• Man shot on Johnson Road in Huntsville
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' in their element with fanciful motorhome at Talladega
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville's commercial space market topic of town hall meeting
• Triana residents tired of being dumped on; fighting to remove unauthorized dump site in back yard
• Man slain by brother in afternoon shooting in North Huntsville (updated)
• International health alert: How to help Turkey after deadly earthquake
• NASCAR safety 'something people think about all the time'
• Born with a cancer gene, Susan Hasemeyer didn't let disease slow her down
• Operation Stand Down Huntsville offers homeless vets a weekend off of the streets
• Huntsville schools go high tech with laptops, iPads
• Huntsville man slain following home break-in
• Rash of robberies at Dollar-type discount stores in Madison County
• Cain heads to Alabama for campaign stops
• Rep. Mo Brooks frustrated at silence on budget talks
• Federal judge rails against Alabama education system, but leaves current law intact
• Federal judge says Alabama property tax system does not violate U.S. Constitution
• Huntsville Animal Services offers new program to help reduce feral cat population
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center opens new exhibit on Wernher von Braun
• Huntsville weather to warm up this weekend after cold mornings and nights
• Huntsville, Madison County police to enforce state's new synthetic marijuana law
• Discount giant Wal-Mart raises premiums for employee health benefits
• Limestone County school board may name interim superintendent soon
• California private investigator alleged to have set up divorcing men for DUI arrests
• Man victim of accidental shooting at 404 Deer Trace Parkway in New Market
• Founder of conservativemessenger.org to speak to Madison County Republican Men's Club
• Nervous about being pulled over by unmarked police cars? Here are some tips
• Huntsville City Councilman Bill Kling seeking $50,000 for UAH hockey program
• Police investigating burglary at Huntsville/Madison County Railroad Authority warehouse
• Lauderdale County officers looking for impostor cop who pulled over woman and handcuffed her
• Madison County's jobless rate was 8.2 percent in September
• Athens woman accused of intentionally ramming another woman's car
• Hearing held for 16-year-old girl accused of assaulting Boaz High School student
• Worker airlifted to Huntsville Hospital after accident at Florence fertilizer plant
• Future of Huntsville's Big Spring Jam still unclear
• Two arrested in armed robbery on Maggie Avenue in Huntsville
• UAH Professor Debra Moriarity stresses importance of early detection for breast cancer
• Laptops handed out to 182 Whitesburg Middle students in district's technology push
• Volkert tells board new Madison City high school right on schedule to open for 2012-13 year
• Status of assistant principal acquitted in Lee High School sexual abuse trial under review by school system
• Carpenter Technology plans to build new plant in Limestone County (updated)
• Homeless veterans to get food, shelter, support during Operation Stand Down at Joe Davis Stadium
• UAH student government votes to keep hockey at Division I level
• Madison County Health Department offering free flu shots at Cavalry Hill Center
• No injuries in apartment fire on 11th Street in Huntsville
• Decatur woman charged with theft, fraudulent use of acquaintance's credit card
• Watchdog report: Huntsville borrowing $105M for roads, schools, sewer lines, more
• Man assaulted, injured by men with box cutter and broom in 4500 block of Patton Road
• Reports: Libya's Moammar Gadhafi captured, may be wounded or dead
• Former Obama aide Gen. James Jones critical of U.S. economic, energy plans
• Special song inspires breast cancer survivor Susan Scott (video)
• School officials say they will seek termination for Cleavon Eason, despite 'not guilty' verdict on sex charges
• Columbia Elementary teacher honored for work
• 4 hurt, driver charged with DUI in Decatur crash involving ambulance and SUV (updated)
• Former Lee High School assistant principal is not guilty on all three charges of sexual abuse against former student
• 65-year-old Gurley man killed in two-car accident on Alabama 65; both may have tried to avoid animals
• School board meeting moved to Whitesburg Middle due to Macbook distribution (updated)
• 17-year-old involved in wreck on Governors Drive in Huntsville (update)
• Boaz High School student in intensive care after assault at school
• Filming starts on Hallmark Hall of Fame movie about special Space Camp
• New UAH president Altenkirch will have spooky start to his tenure
• Jury to begin deliberations this afternoon in sex abuse trial of former Lee High School assistant principal
• Huntsville Holiday Wishes deadline extended
• Companion Animal Care offers discounted teeth cleaning, heartworm checks to benefit TLC animal rescue organization
• Boaz woman arrested after giving birth to child affected by methamphetamine
• Three Alabama wildlife refuges get new federal manager
• Federal auditors question plan to buy 40 boosters from United Launch Alliance
• Father of teenager killed in 2010 wreck filing lawsuit against driver of car
• Florence Library screens 'The Thing from Another World'
• Section High School principal charged with stealing newspapers
• Cutting costs key for new state Medicaid commissioner
• Retired Marine Gen. James Jones visiting Huntsville today to help Wounded Warriors
• Armed robbers hit Dollar General in south Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• City hopes to solve 'fowl' problem with feeders in Big Spring International Park
• City of Albertville officials, volunteers disagree over issue of abandoned animals
• Former Lee High School assistant vice principal denies sex charges made by former student
• Two companies team up to raise awareness about concussions in youth soccer
• Filming for Hallmark Hall of Fame movie starting at Space Camp
• Goody's clothing store returning to Huntsville
• Huntsville board considering principals' academy
• HudsonAlpha companies say they are near to breakthroughs in breast cancer fight
• Woman reports large amount of jewelry stolen from her house in 2800 block of Bentley Street
• Madison man charged with murder in fatal wreck on Highway 20
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Decatur teen arrested and charged as adult after allegedly shooting into occupied vehicle
• Students to perform in Huntsville's 42nd Annual All-City Choral Festival Concert
• Former Lee High School student testifies he had several sexual encounters on school grounds with former vice principal
• Huntsville Utilities reps to discuss tree trimming at meeting Monday at Discovery Middle School
• California court: Taser use on unarmed women excessive, but police had immunity
• Tigers for Tomorrow hosting Pumpkin Toss
• Scottsboro man charged with domestic violence in connection with son's injuries
• Marshall County woman accused of incest with 9-year-old boy
• Former Lee High School assistant principal on trial in sexual abuse case
• Woman caught stealing wallet from grocery cart in Decatur arrested for theft, outstanding warrants
• Woman carjacked on 7 Pines Circle in Huntsville
• Commission looking to cut homeowner's insurance rates visits Decatur
• Mo Brooks town hall meeting gets tense at times
• Larry Hagman announces battle with cancer as he prepares to reprise Dallas role
• Bargain books for classic movie fans
• Winter weather on way to North Alabama
• 'American Idol' singer Paul McDonald of Huntsville, 'Twilight' star Nikki Reed wed in Malibu
• Teach for America contract could bring up to 110 new teachers to Huntsville schools
• Huntsville native accused of espionage in Pakistan out of jail, planning U.S. return
• County commission seeking grants to improve Winchester, Blake Bottom roads
• 'Friend' assaults man, burglarizes Huntsville apartment in 4400 block of Myrtlewood Drive
• Woman suspects acquaintance took cell phone, charger in Huntsville burglary in 2900 block of Canada Avenue
• Birth Announcement from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Oct. 16
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Oct. 17
• Man arrested after shots fired into Huntsville residence on Hoover Street
• Regions Bank still in top place among Madison County banks
• Man pulls gun, fires shots at manager of Huntsville Dollar Tree at 2250 Sparkman Drive
• Huntsville rape/sexual assault reported in 1500 block of Sparkman Drive
• Sci-Quest Ghouls up for Spooktacular Science Weekend with Furry Special Guests
• Hispanic Limestone County residents protest against Alabama's new immigration law (updated)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Indy 500 champ Dan Wheldon killed in fiery car crash
• Obama's long-term care insurance program suffers blow
• Huntsville police looking for suspects in two Sunday morning burglaries
• Police investigating Saturday night armed robbery in north Huntsville
• Huntsville man jailed for shooting into occupied vehicle on 6th Avenue
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Genetic test gives nurse information to decide on surgical strike against inherited cancer risk
• It's a difficult walk when family member has dementia, but you don't have to walk alone
• Huntsville schools' capital plan to target $290 million maintenance backlog
• Huntsville police blotter
• Von Braun Astronomical Society rededicates Monte Sano observatory founded in 1954
• Liz Hurley Ribbon Run raises $250,000 for Huntsville Hospital's Breast Center (updated with photo gallery)
• Madison City School superintendent one of three finalists for Mobile County Schools' top position
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Alabama on the verge of closing doors
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Appeals court trims Alabama immigration law, legal fight to continue
• Huntsville ATM robbery victim elbowed attacker in the face
• One person shot during home invasion robbery on Vinemont Drive in Huntsville
• Friday night fire destroys house trailer in Hazel Green
• Pedestrian hit by car on Orchard Street in Huntsville
• Man robbed at Wells Fargo ATM on University Drive in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Johnson High School may regain Title I status next academic year
• Federal appeals court blocks 2 more sections of immigration law, leaves rest intact
• New SGA president at Alabama A&M impresses trustees
• Man caught on video stealing cash from Huntsville Greyhound bus station
• 25-year-old Huntsville woman charged with DUI after crashing through fence on Redstone Arsenal
• Huntsville police seeking information on body of 47-year-old found on Bob Wallace Avenue
• Burglars hit Hillwood Baptist Church overnight Thursday
• Morgan County Sheriff's Department employee accused of selling prescription drugs from patrol car
• Water interruption planned for northwest Madison County on Tuesday
• Toys 'R' Us/Babies 'R' Us Superstore opens in Huntsville
• Zombie walk returns to UAHuntsville
• New details in 2010 middle school shooting in Madison
• Thieves take ATM from Hazel Green scrap yard
• Former Social Security employee in Albertville to be sentenced for mailing powder to supervisors
• Huntsville dog is attacked by coyote on Sunny Dell Road near Meridianville
• Athens police arrest 12 people on drug and other charges
• Huntsville police investigating unattended death at Bob Wallace and Memorial Parkway
• Huntsville woman forcefully sodomized by man who paid for sex
• Driver robbed at gunpoint by man given a ride
• Multiple accidents slow morning traffic
• West Huntsville woman assaulted by man who forced his way into her apartment
• Hockey games, Midnight Madness, 'Comedy Central' wrap up UAH homecoming
• Kroger ice cream recall: Peanuts not listed on labels
• Amid immigration debate, Huntsville school celebrates students' Hispanic heritage (video)
• Huntsville Utilities wins approval for new substations, generators, software support
• Huntsville police blotter
• Athens approves permit for Sunday protest
• Alabama agriculture commissioner praises approval of free trade agreements
• Liz Hurley: 'This is huge' after Ribbon Run closes registration early with 5,500 signed up
• Thieves take thousands of dollars in equipment from Brindlee Mountain Baptist Church (updated)
• Two major roads planned for East Limestone part of Huntsville
• Gurley argues Alabama law does not support $4.8 million judgment against it
• Expect delays on part of Governors Drive Friday night
• Moonshine operation in Jackson County busted, 46-year-old woman arrested
• Deadline approaches to file 2010 federal tax returns for those who requested filing extension
• Boeing Co. donates $30,000 to vision care program in Huntsville
• Huntsville board accepts resignation of University Place teacher
• Huntsville's Liz Hurley Ribbon Run registration closed after record 5,500 runners sign up
• Utility work planned on Governors Drive today is postponed until Tuesday
• The Care Center is offering free Shred Day at Space & Rocket Center
• Decatur standoff ends when 76-year-old man commits suicide
• Marshall County Commission ends night meetings despite requests from residents
• Police officers in Morgan County getting upgrades for on-board computers
• Hiring architect premature move, Limestone BOE member says
• Albertville man sentenced to life in federal prison for methamphetamine distribution conviction
• Monrovia crews respond to wreck with injuries on Pine Grove Road
• Eerie silence is voice of Hispanic protest in Albertville of immigration law
• Huntsville police blotter
• Vanderbilt doubles record for flu vaccinations with flulapalooza
• Justice Department argues Alabama immigration law is 'neither coooperative nor constitutional'
• Watchdog report: Who will challenge incumbent Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle in 2012 election?
• New Market man in court on charge he killed sleeping man with hammer
• Suspect in Florida teacher's disappearance denied bond in Madison County hearing
• Breast cancer survivor's caregiver with her every step of the way
• Three finalists in the running for next Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce CEO
• Limestone County Superintendent Barry Carroll retiring, taking private sector job in Georgia
• Utility work could cause delays on east Governors Drive Thursday morning
• Isaac Holdsambeck indicted for reckless murder from 2010 Hampton Cove wreck
• Hispanics not reporting to work and school in Albertville, but no protest march appears scheduled today
• Madison Rotary Club is seeking nominations for inaugural Veteran of the Year award
• Upgraded Von Braun Astronomical Society planetarium to be unveiled Saturday
• Security concerns to delay opening of Huntsville's new Lee High School
• Superstore combining Toys 'R' Us, Babies 'R' Us to open in Huntsville
• Authorities ask for help finding 16-year-old runaway from Hazel Green
• Stabbed body found near Fort Payne, son charged in murder of his father (updated)
• Florence Library kicks off Vincent Price tribute
• Authorities release photo of BBVA bank robber
• Gov. Robert Bentley to honor first responders at Alabama A&M football game
• Huntsville police arrest Lee High School student for making terrorist threat
• Albertville woman struck by train in critical condition in Huntsville Hospital
• Head on collision just south of Buckhorn High School
• Man's car stolen at gunpoint on Old Monrovia Road
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center sets goal for Space Camp programs
• Former Grissom football coach thanks community for support following resignation
• Huntsville superintendent's incentive pay discussed at Tuesday board meeting
• High school baseball player dies days after freak accident
• Ask Us: Questions about extension of Aldridge Creek Greenway
• Huntsville's annual Ribbon Run set to break new records
• North Alabama Korean War veterans get ready for Valor Flight visit to memorial in Washington, D.C.
• Alabama's immigration law complicates mail-in renewal of city licenses, permits
• Alabama tells appeals court there is no reason to block state's immigration law
• Three ladies honored during fall dedication of Intergraph Garden of Hope at Huntsville Botanical Garden
• Reports of shot fired in robbery of BBVA bank on Jordan Lane
• AFRW and Elois Zeanah: Hosting Governor Jan Brewer and Herman Cain
• Town of Gurley hires attorneys to prepare for possible bankruptcy filing
• Police arrest Huntsville man for enticing a child
• Three ladies to be honored at fall dedication of Huntsville Botanical Garden's Intergraph Garden of Hope
• Madison County Health Department offering more free flu shots
• Huntsville airport to make $5 million from farming lease
• Two vehicles destroyed, one damaged in fire at Huntsville's Butler Terrace housing project (updated)
• Grissom High football coach Keith Henderson resigns
• Arab woman sentenced to 20 years in death of her child
• Serious accident on I-565 eastbound near Governors Drive
• Athens City Hall operations moving to make room for new City Hall
• Car hits utility pole on Moores Mill Road, causes delays
• Decatur police looking for teen suspected of shooting into vehicle
• West Huntsville resident reports break-in to home
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City Council delays vote on several items
• Hallmark Hall of Fame movie based on book about special Space Camp
• Court denies accused Discovery Middle School shooter Hammad Memon last appeal to be tried as juvenile
• Madison County plans to change "six points" intersection in Harvest
• Eddie Sisk to seek Madison County Commission seat held by Jerry Craig
• Alabama Republicans are supporting the Capitol Club
• Madison to hold Trail of Fears Haunted Hayride at Dublin Park each weekend through Oct. 29
• Huntsville COPART auto salvage/auction business is burglarized
• Huntsville car dealer Hiley Mazda burglarized
• Statue saluting 'Sacrifice' in place as Madison County Veterans' Memorial Park becoming reality
• Huntsville's past will come to life at Sunday's Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll
• Redstone Arsenal defends national title in Army 10-miler in Washington, D.C.
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Oct. 10
• Ford's Chapel Methodist Church finds silver lining in tornadoes (video)
• Uncertainty in sluggish economy key factor in state board vote against Calhoun land purchase
• Man charged with attempted murder in Moores Mill shooting
• Huntsville business R&R Sports on Oakwood Avenue burglarized
• Woman arrested for robbery of man asleep in his bedroom
• Three males attack 33-year-old male, take his backpacks on University Drive
• Female beaten, robbed, pushed out of car by friend during Huntsville robbery
• Man wanting to buy marijuana robbed at gunpoint
• Huntsville K-9 unit has something to bark about at Safety City
• Operation Stand Down Huntsville looking to help homeless veterans
• Ask Us: When will Madison look into narrow bridge without railing?
• Demi Moore ready to file for divorce from Ashton Kutcher?
• Alabama immigration law could push federal government in new direction
• Huntsville police blotter
• Moon provides fascination, education for children at 'Observe the Moon' night
• DeKalb County man charged in murder
• Accused of theft, Cheryl Baswell-Guthrie's law license suspended
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Liz Hurley Ribbon Run: Fight cancer in October 15th 5K
• A&M alum Julian Green: From Barack to beer to baseball
• Redstone Arsenal teams dedicate Army 10-miler to former member of team who passed away
• Huntsville police blotter
• Two people attacked in their north Huntsville homes early Saturday, victims identify suspects
• 888 days since the U.S. Senate has passed a budget
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Alabama: Ranked at the top of states for doing business
• Texans start a social network for pet owners
• Appeals court to consider arguments against Alabama immigration law next week
• Police arrest 26 in connection with 'large-scale drug activity' in DeKalb County (updated)
• Justice Department seeks to stop Alabama's 'blunt instrument' immigration law (Updated)
• Proposed 'iconic building' at UAH on hold because of lack of funding
• Missouri judge grants default judgment against Steven Blood, aka Woody Nelson, who tried unsuccessfully to promote Huntsville Storm Aid concert
• Peace Corps and Lee High School graduate still an advocate for the environment
• Calhoun Community College receives grant for parenthood initiative
• Arizona governor Jan Brewer, champion of state's immigration law, to speak in Huntsville
• Army officers to be honored at Alabama A&M University's homecoming
• Sparkman Ninth Grade Academy evacuated for small electrical fire
• Decatur pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle (updated)
• Hispanic students return to schools across Alabama, although many in North Alabama officially withdraw
• Man arrrested for Wednesday night shooting in Harvest
• Former Limestone County sheriff and Greenbrier restaurant owner Buddy Evans dies
• Huntsville man arrested in Marshall County charged with violating state's new immigration law
• Madison County Sheriff's Office issues warning about kids seeing pornographic images on yearbook website
• Two men robbed at gun point by three men in northwest Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Motorcyclist critical after hit-and-run accident in Huntsville
• Traumatic brain injuries on the rise in youth
• North Alabama Coalition for the Homeless 'Blankets from Warm Hearts' drive off to good start
• Missile Defense Agency celebrates opening of Von Braun III building on Redstone Arsenal
• Huntsville fire at four Mahogany Row Apartments displaces residents
• Westbound Governors Drive traffic to permanently shift to new lanes Saturday
• Kitchen fire causes Huntsville's Hotel Russel Erskine to be evacuated, nobody hurt
• Mock defense missile will be on the road again Friday morning
• Examiner.com to feature upgraded news site on Friday October 7th
• Huntsville attorney Robert Tuten added to accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop's defense team
• Man arrested for alleged burglary at Terry Heights Elementary School
• Alabama A&M weekend will feature homecoming parade, alumni-student basketball game, bonfire and dances
• Authorities looking for Huntsville man for shooting in Harvest
• Huntsvillians honored by Huntsville Community Watch Association
• Madison County Health Department is offering free flu shots
• Huntsville and Madison Fire Departments going pink with T-shirts to fight breast cancer
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Oct. 6
• The Temptations are coming to Huntsville's Von Braun Center Concert Hall
• Historic Flagship Detroit DC-3 plane to be on display at Madison County Executive Airport
• Huntsville man accused in pistol whipping, shooting of Limestone man over drug debt
• Jackson County man accused of strangling girlfriend headed to court
• Man robbed at gun point by man and woman in west Huntsville
• Huntsville man cut, assaulted by friend in Old Town
• East Limestone crews on the scene of motorcycle accident
• Sci-Quest Mixes It Up With Annual Mad Scientist Ball
• Annual drive kicks off for Huntsville area homeless
• Huntsville police blotter
• Screenings, gene advances predicted to curb breast cancer deaths
• Huntsville police investigating shooting on Bayside Lane
• Traffic accident on Blue Springs Road leaves one person critical
• Madison School Board approves 5-year Capital Plan
• Apple founder Steve Jobs died following battle with pancreatic cancer
• Times Watchdog Report: Mo Brooks rising; Alabama not vying for early primary
• House move from Madison to Gurley changed from Thursday to Friday
• Juvenile suspect in custody after allegedly making threats against Decatur's Austin High School, Woodmeade Elementary (updated)
• Moon event set for Saturday at U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Animals left behind in Albertville when owners flee
• About 100 attend 'immigration challenges' conference in downtown Huntsville
• National Guard company based in Huntsville preparing for deployment to Afghanistan
• Oakwood sets enrollment mark while numbers drop at Alabama A&M
• Huntsville police offer tips to avoid carjackings
• Astronauts, NASA and MIT support Congressman Brooks on human space flight
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Oct. 5
• New Market School to dedicate library to former longtime principal
• Huntsville carjacking reported at Brittany Point Apartments
• Madison County EMA to test sirens today
• Huntsville police still looking for thieves who broke into four cars, stole one in Old Town
• Fake missile transport flows with Huntsville morning traffic
• Huntsville Housing Authority's Gateway Place senior apartments to open in November
• Little Big Town helps present $1,000 check to Merrimack Hall for Johnny Stallings Art Program
• Long-time Limestone County teacher aide Janice Colvett dies
• Juvenile arrested for robbery of 14-year-old and 13-year-old wanting to buy marijuana
• North Huntsville woman reports shots fired into home
• Missing hiker from Decatur found safe in Bankhead National Forest
• Snead State coach accused of assault after student's nose broken
• First school's teachers have responsibility to help second
• Huntsville police blotter
• NAPS planning immigration march in Montgomery to spotlight plight of children
• Ask Us: Where does my Project Share donation show up on my utility bill?
• Tuscumbia city council bans sagging pants
• North Carolina man arrested for criminal trespassing at Decatur High School
• Huntsville police and Madison County deputies catch alleged burglars after chase (updated)
• Governors Drive widening work about to shift to other side
• Mock missile's move may interfere with early-morning traffic in Huntsville
• Alabama lawyers say federal government's arguments against immigration law are weak and won't prevail
• Huntsville public library hosts program on the history of Latinos in the South
• Shelby's Financial Responsibility Act expected to be a job saver
• Several Huntsville downtown roads to be temporarily closed during Alabama A&M's homecoming parade
• Conference on immigration issues to be held in Huntsville
• Mo Brooks giving up Homeland Security Committee seat to New York City representative
• Huntsville fall break: Plenty of things to do at Huntsville Botanical Garden
• Madison Zoning Board meeting canceled
• Guntersville man pleads guilty to murder of girlfriend's father
• Huntsville school board reorganizes with new president, vice president
• Nancy Worley going to Supreme Court for second time
• City of Arab considering possible annexation of Cherokee Ridge
• Huntsville's past comes alive during annual Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll
• Prescription drug card could be big savings for Limestone County residents
• Teen on bicycle injured in hit-and-run
• Woman arrested for breaking into home and assaulting resident
• Alabama argues immigration law should stay in place
• Huntsville police blotter
• Social media can give clues to college students with drinking problems
• Huntsville restaurant manager struggles with staffing after immigration law
• NRC finds no significant issues at Browns Ferry; minor issues emerge
• Study finds no changes needed to signal at English Drive and Memorial Parkway
• No children on board when bus wrecks in Madison
• Daniel Wade Moore's bond revoked after Decatur DUI (updated)
• Madison could have satellite license office again by early next year
• Woman finds burglars in home off Burwell Road
• State of Alabama to court: No need to stay immigration law pending appeal; federal judge got it right (Updated)
• Presidential candidate Herman Cain to visit Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Oct. 3, 2011
• Limestone County man accused of stealing eight cows in Chilton County
• 115th Signal Battalion prepares for deployment to Afghanistan with sendoff in Florence
• 91-year-old woman dies in Stevenson house fire; space heater blamed
• Huntsville police blotter for Oct. 2
• Area to warm up by Tuesday for rest of week; no frost expected
• Residential, chicken house fires keep New Hope, Owens Cross Roads Volunteer Fire Departments busy
• Report: More than a fifth of Madison County children lack adequate food supply
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Kraft recall: Velveeta Shells and Cheese could contain small wiry bristles
• Breast cancer survivors form bond in same Sunday school class
• Huntsville's Craig Kimbrel: From Braves fan to Braves ace
• High temperatures to fall short of 70 degrees in Huntsville on Sunday
• Huntsville police blotter for Oct. 1
• Madison Street Festival draws 15,000 for fun day
• Huntsville police arrest man in carjacking early today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville women find many resources for building their own businesses and careers
• Huntsville event focuses on helping women-owned firms win government contracts
• Justice Department argues Alabama should not enter immigration law enforcement
• Disney celebrates 40 years: How to stay safe in the Magic Kingdom
• North Huntsville's Lakewood Elementary gets renovated library
• New UAH president's school 'partnered' with university that outbid Huntsville for National Solar Observatory
• More than 200 Hispanic students absent in Huntsville following immigration law ruling
• UAH reels from loss of National Solar Observatory to Colorado
• U.S. Department of Justice asks court to block Alabama immigration law pending appeal
• U.S. Space and Rocket Center lays off 5, cuts 7 to part-time to save $500,000 (updated)
• Iberia Bank on Whitesburg Drive robbed late this morning (updated)
• Danielle Calvelage loves working with Alzheimer's patients and their families in Huntsville area
• Sen. Jeff Sessions tells defense-heavy Huntsville that 'super committee' plan threatens Pentagon budget
• National Solar Observatory chooses Colorado over Huntsville (updated)
• Huntsville superintendent takes to airwaves in Spanish to reassure parents of undocumented children (with video)
• 10 Huntsville-area teachers honored with Golden Apple awards
• Huntsville Tea Party constitution seminar deadline approaching
• Harvey Updyke's attorney: Apology on Finebaum show won't help in Toomer's tree poisoning case
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Sept. 30
• Expect major delays on I-565 east of Greenbrier
• Plaintiffs tell judge injuries will occur if Alabama immigration law not blocked
• Residents evacuated from north Huntsville apartment fire
• Court date set for Morgan County woman accused of murder in her son's death
• 6-year-old suffers broken arm in hit-and-run incident
• Cantaloupe Listeria outbreak: What you need to know
• Calhoun students struggle to understand rejection of new campus (video)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huey Kennedy found guilty of killing Alabama A&M student, sentenced to life in prison without parole
• Huntsville's Toyota plant now producing four-cylinder, V-6 and V-8 engines 'under one roof'
• Toyota engine plant in Huntsville presents vehicles, donations to nonprofits
• Calhoun Community College students stage protest over rejected plan for new campus (video)
• UAH learns outcome of National Solar Observatory decision Friday
• Tag renewal line long, but not necessarily because of immigration law
• Huntsville wins $1.9 million federal grant to hire 18 new firefighters
• Plaintiffs' group files motion to stay Alabama immigration law, gives notice of plans to appeal
• Huntsville man arrested in hit-and-run of cyclist in Madison
• Long-awaited U.S. 431, Dug Hill Road improvements to start soon
• Downtown streets to be closed Friday for Fireball Run
• Jury to get Huey Kennedy capital murder case after lunch break
• Alabama Agriculture Department to offer web-based seminars on state's immigration law
• Principal contracts, student locator software approved by Huntsville board
• Health Department to give free flu shots at two clinics in Huntsville
• Closing arguments expected in trial of Huntsville man accused of killing Alabama A&M student
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011
• Madison schools holding 'Live United' Day
• Huntsville feeling effect of changes to teachers' retirement, health benefits
• Cherokee Ridge Golf and Country Club may annex with City of Arab
• Limestone County Commission considering makeover for courthouse
• Madison County license director issues new rules for tag renewal to comply with immigration law
• Police, schools, license department scramble to meet tough new Alabama immigration law
• Judge in Alabama immigration lawsuits rejects U.S. arguments, rules state can enforce immigration law
• Huntsville police blotter
• Author of Alabama immigration law calls ruling "great victory" for state
• 71-year-old woman sets Guinness World Record for the plank pose
• Huntsville school board calls special meeting for Thursday
• Huntsville board settles with former school system CFO for $61,000
• Local students named National Achievement Scholarship semifinalists
• Alabama best in the nation at teaching children about civil rights movement, report says
• Watchdog report: Cost-of-living raise just a small part of Huntsville's 2012 budget
• Army training National Guard pilots on new helicopter at Madison County Executive Airport
• Huntsville police chief: Immigration ruling unclear, law won't be enforced yet
• Federal judge refuses to block most of Alabama immigration law (updated)
• Sen. Jeff Sessions taking two-day tour of Huntsville, North Alabama
• Madison Police Department receives international recognition for second straight year
• Huntsville Housing Authority wins $500,000 in HUD grants for resident self-sufficiency program
• Rocket scientists having a blast with "Rocket City Rednecks," which debuts tonight
• An epic Super Heros vs. Villans fun bout for the Dixie Derby Girls
• Report: Alabama scores "A" on teaching civil rights history
• British Petroleum announces the FLP: Translation is jobs
• Crestwood Women's Center offers free seminar on childhood vaccines
• Alabama A&M has connection to civil rights icon Joseph Lowery birthday celebration
• Former Huntsville schools' CFO strikes $61,000 deal with board
• Visually impaired students flying high at Huntsville's Space Camp
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Woman injured on U.S. 72 after crashing into Huntsville construction site
• Discount grocer Aldi sets grand opening of Huntsville store
• Madison County drug bust leads to cash, stolen firearms and TVs
• Huntsville resident reports burglary on Locust Avenue
• Ruling expected on Alabama's tough new immigration law
• Ask Us: Where did all that tornado debris go?
• Dale Strong challenging Mike Gillespie for commission chair, says it's 'reachable goal'
• Ground beef recall: 131,000 lbs recalled due to possible E. coli contamination
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville city employees will get 2 percent cost-of-living raise in 2012
• Madison Council approves retirement plan
• Huntsville man indicted in South Parkway bank robbery
• Publix recalls spinach dip
• Federal judge to rule Wednesday on challenges to Alabama immigration law
• Huntsville Boy Scout Troop 400 gets moment on silver screen
• Mo Brooks sounds off on immigration, foreign aid, presidential candidates at town hall meeting
• An open letter to Antoine Dodson: Don't fulfill your critics' prophecies
• U.S. Senator Richard Shelby issues his remarks on federal appointments
• Huntsville City Council will try again today to pass 2012 spending plan
• Dutton woman jailed for shooting her boyfriend
• Huntsville-based Phoenix awarded $5.96 million contract to produce cargo bags
• National Passenger Carrier Safety Strike Force event at Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Decatur man charged with burglary after kicking in door, getting chased out by girlfriend's father
• Somerville man arrested for shooting into van with his girlfriend and her children inside
• Huntsville woman robbed on Squaw Valley Drive
• Republican Dale Strong to run for Madison County Commission chairmanship
• Cullman woman charged with homicide in crash that killed Vinemont man
• Hartselle woman killed in wreck
• Athens police looking for man who tried to follow 7-year-old home from school
• Postal workers plan rally at U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks' office
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' show a hit at premiere
• Huntsville capital murder trial opens in 2009 slaying of innocent bystander
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville City Council asked to intervene in neighborhood parking dispute
• Huntsville Housing Authority votes to buy 12 apartment units on Friar Tuck Drive, Cotton Row
• Corey Johnson released after serving 15 years in the notorious 'cell phone murder" case
• Tour to get input for Accelerate Alabama plan stops in Huntsville
• Alabama's agriculture commissioner John McMillan urges approval of free-trade agreements
• Civil rights organizations to host hearing on racial profiling related to HB 56 and immigration issues
• Madison, Huntsville police arrest three suspects in robbery of check-cashing store
• Alabama farmers losing immigrant labor, see produce rotting in the fields
• Students who lack sleep more likely to adopt high-risk behaviors
• Antoine Dodson arrested for failing to appear on earlier marijuana bust
• Robotics instruction in area schools gets a boost of nearly $100,000 today
• Postal Service workers plan rally at Rep. Mo Brooks office
• Huntsville police blotter
• They're still grieving in neighborhood ravaged by tornado
• 19 future astronauts and counting: Duggar clan visits Space & Rocket Center
• Huntsville capital murder trial begins today in 2009 slaying of Alabama A&M student
• Madison City Council to vote tonight on continuing budget; voluntary retirement program
• Congressman Brooks says evict 7.8 million illegal aliens now
• Man says he was beaten and robbed by people he knows
• Stereo speakers stolen in burglary of north Huntsville church
• Man found dead in his southeast Huntsville home
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Ask Us: What's been done about water contamination from Redstone Arsenal?
• Toyota engine plant in Huntsville adds four-cylinder engines to its lineup
• Threat to UAH hockey underscores Huntsville concern about disconnected leadership
• Proposed federal ban would end paddling in schools
• State DOT sets schedule for road projects for the next six months
• Sluggish economy having impact on animals; video
• Thousands flock to Monrovia for food giveaway
• Drug take back event collects hundreds of pounds of prescription medications
• Two televisions taken in break-in of north Huntsville church
• Bullet found in child's bedroom in north Huntsville home
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• What do you think about this year's Big Spring Jam 2011?
• Police investigating two armed robberies in north Huntsville
• Huntsville police arrest driver who crashed, fled leaving injured passengers
• Asthma sufferers: Primatene Mist not available in U.S. after December 31, 2011
• Big Spring Jam XVIII opens (video)
• Drugs for acid reflux linked to diarrhea-causing C. Diff. bug
• Boeing's Dreamlifter jet gives workers a giant show at Huntsville International Airport
• Tangie White pleads guilty to 2006 murder of Huntsville Red Carpet Inn manager
• Illegal immigration poses harm for American families, says Mo Brooks
• Decatur police arrest 25-year-old man for rape of 14-year-old girl
• New UAH president Altenkirch introduced as 'Lord Gaga'? It happened at NJIT (video)
• Two arrested on stealing guns from JC Gun and Tackle
• Madison County holding prescription drug take-back initiative at three sites Saturday
• Concern for Drake State a reason Calhoun Community College land deal voted down
• Car vs. pedestrian sends one to hospital with injuries believed non-life-threatening
• Aerojet cuts ribbon on expanded Huntsville office Friday morning
• Huntsville man wakes to find burglar in his bedroom
• Bicyclist robbed by two teens on Huntsville street
• Men robbed after answering door at Huntsville motel
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop says little during Huntsville court appearance Thursday
• Executed Huntsville man apologized to victim's mother on prison gurney
• 20 percent chance of rain predicted for Huntsville area Friday
• Huntsville City Council postpones budget vote, still haggling over employee raises
• Huntsville police blotter
• Education 'Superman' inspires Huntsville audience during fundraiser for Village of Promise
• Madison names retired Georgia educator as principal of the new James Clemens High School
• Drug suspect extradited back to Marshall County
• Huntsville man executed in Atmore for 1994 killing of convenience store clerk
• Madison County law enforcement look to stop underage drinking at Big Spring Jam 2011
• ‘The Rat Pack Show’ conjures classic stars in Huntsville
• New Madison County high school anticipated for the 2013-2014 school year
• Death row inmate Derrick Mason asks U.S. Supreme Court and Alabama Supreme Court for emergency stay of execution (updated)
• Sessions/Shelby bill dedicates 80% of BP penalty money to Gulf Coast Restoration
• Fugitive Kerry Dale "Shorty" Humphries caught in Arab after two weeks on the run
• The Hospital Strength Index lists Huntsville Hospital in its Top 100
• Calhoun Community College land purchase voted down by state school board (updated)
• Huntsville attorney Cheryl Baswell-Guthrie charged with stealing $50,000
• Huntsville police arrest man for selling vehicles without a license
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop's trial to be held March 19, 2012
• Judge opens court file in Amy Bishop case at hearing in Huntsville courtroom
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Sept. 22
• Huntsville man robbed off of Old Madison Pike
• Huntsville police searching for burglars who stole handguns from gun shop
• Man forces way into Huntsville home, takes entertainment center, two soft drinks
• Huntsville woman finds burglar going through her purse
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop in court today; trial date could be set
• Quiet leader Altenkirch has University of Alabama in Huntsville 'excited' (video)
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle reverses stance, proposes 2 percent employee COLA
• Huntsville police blotter
• Vanderbilt's chemical compounds show promise for schizoprenia treatment
• Watchdog Report: Huntsville superintendent's leadership team to cost over half a million
• Derrick Mason apologized to victim's family years ago, an anti-death penalty official said
• Alabama Senator Shelby offers amendment to de-fund Obama-care
• Bentley will not grant Derrick Mason reprieve from death sentence
• Robert Altenkirch named new president at University of Alabama in Huntsville (video)
• Dispose of unwanted or expired prescription drugs Saturday morning
• Huntsville man out of jail on bond for murder arrested for robbing card game, sexual abuse
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Sept. 21
• U.S. representative to seek nationwide ban on corporal punishment in schools
• Arab High School to stop pregame prayers after complaint
• Trial underway for Marshall County man accused of raping his mother
• Huntsville-based Analytical Services awarded contract from Edwards Air Force Base
• eBay seller has imaginary seats for satellite crash for sale, with Space & Rocket Center to benefit
• Ask Us: Home for wounded vet still in works
• Home invasion robbery investigated on Shades Crest Road in Huntsville
• Burglary investigated at west Huntsville business
• Past relationship with Portera helped lead Altenkirch to presidency at UAH
• Huntsville police blotter
• Teachers' health insurance rate hike could be delayed
• FDA faces another round in fight to eliminate mercury-laden fillings
• Huntsville City Councilman Bill Kling wants public update on metro jail lawsuit
• Portera says he will recommend hiring Robert Altenkirch as new UAH president
• Alzheimer's Association looking for walkers
• Huntsville Hospital's solar-powered cars putter across medical district
• UA trustees could vote to hire new University of Alabama in Huntsville president Wednesday (updated)
• Vote on Calhoun Community College land deal set for Thursday
• Florence Library screens 'Dracula' (1931)
• Two Huntsville police officers to receive Lifesaving Medal
• Taxpayers soaked for $170 billion by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac says Shelby
• Driver injured when burning car crashes into Meridianville building
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Athens man charged with sending sexual emails to a teenage girl
• Arab budget cuts five employees, Christmas bonuses
• Police investigating death of woman found in her Triana Boulevard home
• Car crashes into Meridianville building and both are on fire
• Marshall County deputy shoots man who pointed shotgun
• No water rate increase for Madison residents
• Huntsville police blotter
• Michael Vick suffers concussion: What you need to know about this brain injury
• School bus crash in Colbert County
• Huntsville attorney Claude Hundley now third nominee for vacant Madison County District Court judgeship
• Huntsville digging in for possible jury trial in metro jail lawsuit
• Downtown Huntsville drivers will find streets jammed this week
• Ardmore woman gets 30 years in prison for killing husband of two months
• Madison trash collection service changing days
• The Making of America headlines the Huntsville Tea Party
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle won't revise 2012 budget plan to include cost of living raise
• Madison County budget for next year cuts District 4 by nearly $277,000
• Madison County Commission approves contract to finish storm debris removal
• Crisis Services of North Alabama seeking volunteers
• Huntsville police searching for suspect in Papa Jack's shooting
• Pregnant woman arrested in DeKalb for drug possession
• Toyota putting on fireworks show to celebrate 10 years of making engines in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Sept. 19
• Elkmont football players overcome cancer
• Decatur police arrest five people in Sunday meth lab bust
• Alabama health officials holding hearing on dangers of synthetic marijuana
• DeKalb and Jackson County authorities combine on meth lab raid
• Victim's family says Derrick Mason's scheduled execution Thursday is justice delayed
• Ask Us: Funny messages on Huntsville store's sign started with employee joke
• Police nab vending machine bandit at Research Park
• Woman arrested for robbery after threatening Belk employee with screw driver
• Huntsville police investigating burglary at Washington Avenue store
• Date rape reported in Huntsville park
• Alabama A&M 'confident' it's in SACS compliance as campus visit starts today
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' ready to make TV debut
• Free flu shots offered to Madison County residents
• Madison Utilities board expected to approve budget without rate hike for first time in three years
• Guntersville cancer mom to shave head during 46 Mommas event Wednesday in Washington D.C.
• Huntsville police blotter
• New Hope woman killed in accident
• Remember 9/11 balloons that flew to North Carolina? Here is rest of the story
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• 10 Questions with John Southerland, the new director of Cummings Research Park
• Many changes ahead for Huntsville schools
• Huntsville superintendent has schools on fast road to recovery
• An App for that: Sanford Guide to Hepatitis Diagnosis and Treatment
• Police blotter
• Weather Channel expert says North Alabama tornadoes helped make 2011 new benchmark year
• Eleanor Mondale Poling dead at 51 following six-year battle with brain cancer
• Mo Brooks warns of threat to nation from deficits, says Obama employment plan a 'kill jobs' bill
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Top UAH presidential candidate Altenkirch to visit campus Tuesday
• Groups update argument against Alabama immigration law
• Alabama Supreme Court rules against Huntsville in high-stakes jail lawsuit
• Morgan County volunteer firefighter charged with rendering false alarms
• Police blotter for Sept. 16
• Qualitest announced major birth control recall
• Bed Bath & Beyond store being built at Bridge Street Town Centre
• Troubled teens in the North Alabama area can find a true friend in Lynn Caffery at The Studio
• Huntsville-based Qualitest still working to determine size of its birth-control pill recall
• Alabama Supreme Court refuses rehearing in Huntsville jail lawsuit (updated)
• Robert Altenkirch leading candidate to be new UAH president
• Huntsville Police offer tips on how to avoid robberies at ATMs and banks during night deposits
• Be Ready Camp at U.S. Space & Rocket Center ending with mock disaster
• Valor Flight will take off with Huntsville-area Korean War veterans thanks to anonymous donor
• Huntsville recognized as a 'Playful City USA' for third time
• Lowe's and Prepare and Respond joining forces to purchase Disaster Relief Trailers
• Alabama Democrats update on activity level around the state
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Sept. 16
• Three Lawrence County students suspended for waving Confederate flags in homecoming parade
• Madison County's jobless rate drops to 8.1 percent in August
• Veterinarian asks Limestone County and Athens for money to continue animal control services
• Huntsville mail processing facility, four others in Alabama studied for closure
• Huntsville police catch burglar after break-in at Propst Drugs
• Huntsville schools superintendent considers suing I-Now software's parent company over poor support
• Huntsville school board approves deputy superintendent, focuses on finding top talent
• Huntsville police blotter
• Clouds and cooler temperatures in forecast for Huntsville on Friday, with warmer weather through weekend
• Huntsville City Councilman Will Culver, Mayor Tommy Battle at odds over cost of living raise
• Indiana fugitive arrested in connection with Huntsville bank robbery
• UAH receives $1 million gift to create eminent scholar in global studies
• Motorists encouraged to avoid Trail of Tears route Saturday morning
• Redstone Arsenal, local school systems kick off annual Impact Aid Program
• French nuclear company will assist TVA in completing Bellefonte nuclear plant
• Limestone County Sheriffs hosting Community Yard Sale, Stew Cook Off to benefit Limestone County Council on Aging
• Huntsville firefighters working house fire on Birchfield Street
• Huntsville police advise area motorists to 'leave early' to avoid Trail of Tears riders Saturday
• Huntsville City Engineer Shane Davis named urban development director
• Alabama A&M moves up in college rankings list
• Decatur man arrested on domestic violence charge after allegedly assaulting ex-girlfriend with knife
• Doctor's employee accused of calling in prescriptions for herself while pretending to be her boss
• Lightning starts fire in northwest Huntsville apartment building
• Watchdog report: Huntsville has to repay feds $100,000 following HUD audit
• Hughes Road to be closed for Bob Jones parade
• Woman recovering after being burned in suspected meth lab fire at Madison Motel 6
• Wife of Huntsville man jailed in Pakistan files lawsuit
• Grand opening held for new SpringHill Suites
• 'Florence Girls' arrested for shoplifting at Decatur Belk
• Intruders take television from resident in southwest Huntsville apartment
• Wednesday night robbery while making bank deposit is second in three days
• Huntsville man stabs nephew with a kitchen knife
• Three car accident westbound I-565 near Memorial Parkway exit
• Water main break causes Winchester Road to close
• Resolution to enhance UAH pursuit of National Solar Observatory
• Federal positions arrived in Huntsville by today's BRAC deadline, but work is still under way
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Police investigating cutting on Meridian Street
• Slaughter Road to be closed Thursday Night for utility work
• Heavy-lift rocket decision 'very positive news' for Huntsville, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
• Bradford Health Services marks 25 years
• BB&T Bank on University Drive robbed, white male is suspect, Huntsville police say
• Alabama leaders react to NASA heavy-lift rocket announcement. What do you think?
• Thousands of bikers coming through Madison for 18th year to commemorate Trail of Tears
• Free mobile telephone application helps navigate Huntsville International Airport
• Commission will select a third Madison County district judge nominee Monday
• What others are saying about NASA's heavy-lift rocket: Public poll supports it but questions abound
• Student charged with assault for stabbing classmate with ink pen at Huntsville's Chapman Middle School (updated)
• Possible strong arm robbery at Walmart on Sparkman Drive
• Kohl's sets grand opening for its new Huntsville store
• Woman leads Tennessee police on chase in stolen patrol car
• Bystanders chase purse snatching suspect into Decatur City Hall right by the Police Department
• NASA Huntsville: U.S. Senator Shelby issues updates on the SLS program
• Huntsville man charged in killing of 91-year-old neighbor makes first court appearance
• Madison Planning Commission moves meeting time due to Bob Jones High homecoming parade
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Sept. 14
• Ask Us: Shop & Save Won't Be Rebuilt after Tornadoes
• Grand opening set for new HEALS Clinic at Madison County Crossroads Elementary School
• Power restored in Airport Road area in south Huntsville
• Power outage in southeast Huntsville could cause traffic delays in Airport Road area
• Multiple delays on the road this morning and large power outage in south Huntsville
• Divided Sherwood Park residents give their blessing to public housing plan
• Huntsville police blotter
• Friends, family hopeful that Huntsville native will be released soon from Pakistani prison
• Lt. Gen. Via to Alabama A&M freshmen: 'No limitation to what you can achieve'
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center's operating budget approved
• Huntsville-area students named National Merit semifinalists
• Live On The Net awarded $8.7 million following lawsuit against Digium
• Federal judge gives former Alabama Rep. Sue Schmitz more time to pay $177,000 forfeiture bill
• 9 Huntsville schools receive money from state for meeting AYP goals
• Pakistan delays court appearance for Huntsville native charged with spying on nuclear facility
• Animal rights group leaves dead chickens in Huntsville KFC drive-thru lane
• 9/11 balloons released in Huntsville float back to earth in North Carolina, with poems still attached
• Pedestrian not seriously injured in hit-and-run incident
• Teenager charged in break-in of north Huntsville woman's home
• Huntsville native jailed in Pakistan, charged with spying on military research facility (with video)
• Elk Cotton Mills employees holding 19th annual "homecoming"
• Alabama students take part in Be Ready Camp at U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Republican Party: As we reflect 9|11 was a day of mixed emotions
• Free flu shots offered to Madison County residents
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Sept. 13
• Woman making night deposit robbed at Regions bank on Memorial Parkway
• Armed robber takes bag full of cash from Dollar General Store
• Temperatures creep back into the 90s in Huntsville on Tuesday
• Man assaulted, robbed of wallet in north Huntsville
• Accident on Highway 72 near Moores Mill Road slows westbound traffic
• Huntsville police blotter
• Countess Road reopens after police unable to locate robbery suspect
• Madison bicyclist urges City Council members to stay the course on safety awareness
• Police close Countess Road while searching for robbery suspect
• Huntsville's Stone Middle School may get new life as veterans' hospital
• Free health fair set for Tuesday at Alabama A&M
• Oakwood University Christian radio station hacked; profanities broadcast
• Teens steal, damage $4,000 worth of technology from Boaz Elementary School
• City Council approves contract to repave parts of 17 city streets
• Alumni group still working to restore old Councill High building in downtown Huntsville
• Huntsville Housing Authority eyeing four-plex off Old Madison Pike
• Huntsville Main Library to host Vehicle Fair
• Marshall County sheriff's office begins Christmas toy drive
• New Rescue Mission Thrift Store opens in Madison
• Republican presidential debate being hosted by CNN and Tea Party Express
• Athens native's New York trip turned to horror on 9/11
• Apply for a passport at Saturday's 'passport fair' at post office
• Missing Hartselle teen may be with father, police say
• Madison County parents can request free special education evaluation
• Decatur police arrest Somerville woman for filing false rape report
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Sept. 12
• Limestone prison to test escape sirens this morning
• 9/11 anniversary passes uneventfully at Huntsville International Airport
• POW/MIA recognition ceremony set for Friday in Decatur
• West Huntsville woman finds man in her home Sunday night
• Foggy morning for Huntsville-area commuters, but sunshine and warm temperatures predicted for rest of Monday
• Burglars damage property in Milton Frank Stadium concession stand
• Four arrested, one on the loose in Morgan County drug bust
• Huntsville man robbed at gun point Sunday night
• Spooktacular Science
• Scarecrow Trail
• Powerful music, large crowds and public safety tributes highlight Madison County 9/11 remembrance
• Mark McCarter column: On the tarmac, an eerie feeling
• Huntsville police blotter
• Circle of light ends weekend of remembrance
• 9/11 ten years later: Have you learned to forgive?
• 9|11 caused a tragic impact that we will always remember
• Huntsville Fire and Police departments remember 9/11 victims with memorial sirens
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Our lives keep going, even with inconvenience
• 10 years after 9/11: Security has gone up in Huntsville, but so has patriotism
• More salmonella concerns prompt another massive ground turkey recall
• Grissom alum, killed on 9/11, remembered once more with memorial concert
• Redstone Arsenal security concerns after 9/11 terrorist attacks doomed southern bypass
• Huntsville Muslims on the terrorists of 9/11: 'They hijacked my faith that day'
• Huntsville-based business is No. 10 on Inc. list of fastest-growing private U.S. companies
• Redstone Village retirement community is expanding again
• A Madison firefighter's perspective on the 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Huntsville police blotter
• Chance of rain in Huntsville on Sunday afternoon, forecast otherwise sunny and warm
• Local faith groups in Huntsville join forces in wake of 9/11 to help community
• Huntsville fire crews battle Green Cove Road warehouse fire
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Classic Disney characters on the Scarecrow Trail
• Sunny, warm weather forecasted for Huntsville on Saturday, with rain possible Sunday
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama immigration law may lead to trouble for some churches, new court filing argues
• Site work underway at Colonial Promenade Huntsville
• 'Rocket City Rednecks' series on National Geographic Channel to feature 5 Huntsville-area rocket scientists and engineers (with video)
• Madison County adopts new commission districts to reflect population changes in last census
• Body found in Guntersville identified as Gadsden man
• Congressman Mo Brooks to speak at 9/11 observance in Madison
• Free wireless access coming to Huntsville's Courthouse Square
• U.S. Senator Sessions: President's plan makes a mockery of debt limits
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• YMCA launches free community program: GO!kids
• Huntsville police recognize supervisors, officers and employees of the year
• Decatur police arrest man on assault charges after a fight with his girlfriend's ex
• Huntsville Utilities will raise electric rates 3.5 percent starting Oct. 1
• Huntsville police blotter
• 'Victim' of alleged hostage situation arrested
• Madison school board passes 2011-12 budget
• Huntsville school board approves 2012 budget
• Police standoff in northeast Huntsville
• Resident asks for help with morning traffic problems on Four Mile Post Road
• Retired Madison County judge who sentenced convenience store killer to death changes his mind
• State school board postpones decision on Calhoun Community College land purchase
• Former congressional candidate and Huntsville attorney Cheryl Baswell-Guthrie arrested in Michigan, accused of theft (update)
• Body of missing Trussville man found near Interstate 565
• Huntsville police say strangulation the cause of 91-year-old woman's death
• Packers and Saints over President 'focused like a laser beam on jobs' Obama
• 9/11 Team Red, White and Blue event in New York to include Huntsville runners
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Madison County Circuit Judge Laura Jo Hamilton will not seek reelection in 2012
• 'Gone With the Wind' at Decatur's Princess Theatre
• Groundbreaking ceremony set at Colonial Promenade Huntsville
• Witnesses say Huntsville man shot several times by 4 men
• Huntsville superintendent gives business leaders wrap-up of first 2 months on job
• Shuttered Huntsville school may house non-profit supply shop for teachers
• Times Watchdog Report: Gurley verdict warning for homeowners in unincorporated Madison County
• Huntsville police blotter
• Albertville man dead after being hit by car
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle to roll out 'back to basics' 2012 budget today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sept. 7
• Cullman County man arrested for Arab bank robbery
• Pentagon raises security level at military bases ahead of 9/11 anniversary
• Alabama's Shelby continues his call for accountability for consumers
• U.S. Marshals capture escaped inmate at mother's Huntsville home
• National Research Council report says NASA needs to keep bigger astronaut corps than planned
• Huntsville woman returns home to find burglar still inside
• Huntsville man claims friend robbed him out of the blue
• Cool temperatures and lingering rain showers predicted for Huntsville area on Wednesday
• Are you among half of all Americans headed to a mental illness diagnosis?
• Appleton Learning offers free tutoring to kids at Huntsville Hospital's St. Jude Clinic
• Huntsville police blotter
• Babesiosis: Is microscopic parasite infecting US blood supply?
• Tropical Storm Lee departs without causing problems for Huntsville
• from The Huntsville Times: Sept. 6
• Ask Us: Are police catching catalytic converter thieves?
• Florence Library screens 'Manhattan' for September 11
• Congressman Mo Brooks says he'll seek veteran lawmakers' guidance on protecting NASA
• Woman arrested on attempted murder charges after two people shot in Madison
• Alabama Finance Department official who commutes from Texas still on the job
• Huntsville police help search for missing Trussville man
• Huntsville police hope surveillance footage helps catch burglar
• How have the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 affected you? Tell us your story
• Calhoun vs. Drake: Is Huntsville big enough for both 2-year colleges?
• NASA releases closest pictures yet of 3 Apollo landing sites
• Escaped inmate was serving time for Madison County break-in
• Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey to lead Alabama's Romney for President Team
• Madison police looking for truck involved in hit-and-run that left cyclist injured
• Huntsville plans "moment of remembrance" on 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Huntsville man robbed at gunpoint at local ATM
• Multiple car accident on the Parkway between Drake and Airport Road
• Wet roads cause many problems and slow traffic
• Proposed Calhoun Community College land purchase becoming sensitive issue (video)
• Judge to decide if former Alabama Rep. Sue Schmitz should serve full 30-month prison sentence for mail fraud
• Tropical storm dampens Labor Day festivities in Huntsville
• Preparation work for Parkway overpass service roads has signals out of sync
• Armistead, Republican Chairman in Alabama, calls Obama President Zero
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Former engineer finds second career as successful chiropractor
• Monrovia man wins national championship title in the Victoria sailboat regatta at Intergraph Lake
• NE Ala. State Fair officials hope rain stays away
• North Alabama may get 4 to 7 inches of rain
• NE Alabama State Fair setting off fireworks tonight
• Preliminary Madison County enrollment numbers show fewer students this year
• Panini Americana cards at Target
• Lacey's Spring man dies in I-65 accident
• Bicyclist hurt in hit-and-run on Madison Boulevard
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Diabetes study: Here's to more beans & less rice
• Long lines don't keep folks from attending the 50th annual Northeast Alabama State Fair in Huntsville
• Madison County accident claims life of one man
• Train wrecks in Limestone County
• Tropical Storm Lee arrives in North Alabama Sunday morning with rain, wind, floods
• Labor Day Weekend: Keep water safety a priority
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Three lawsuits against Alabama immigration law to be decided separately by federal judge
• Wreck claims life of Marshall County teen
• State Finance Department hires former Paragon Source subcontractor amidst hiring freeze
• Alabama A&M police officer arrested on drug charges
• Tropical Storm Lee expected to bring rain to Huntsville area Sunday
• Huntsville-based agency among five organizations receiving federal grants
• Huntsville taxpayers help pay $2.2 million: Obama's Canadian made tour buses
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Sept. 2
• Huntsville ranked No. 5 for safest driving city in the country by Allstate Insurance
• Top state Democrat Mark Kennedy spells out plan for party's 2012 rally
• Overturned vehicle on 431 near Caldwell causes delays
• Huntsville school superintendent's proposed budget in the black without closing any schools
• Huntsville police blotter
• Smooth ride predicted for Tide, Tiger fans headed to season openers
• Madison City School Board gets its first look at the 2011-12 fiscal budget during public hearing
• Sjögrens Syndrome blamed for Venus Williams' exit from US Open
• Huntsville police upgrade murder charge to capital murder in death of 91-year-old woman
• Times Watchdog Report: State ethics reform reaches high school football games
• Madison County jury rejects mental illness defense in convicting Samuel Miles of capital murder
• Huntsville police arrest woman in Five Points shooting
• Environmental watchdog threatens lawsuit over Lake Guntersville pollution
• Heat index could exceed 100 in Huntsville on Thursday
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison County jury convicts Samuel Miles in capital murder case
• Huntsville standoff near Five Points ends with alleged shooter surrendering
• Huntsville police investigating a shooting on Windham Street
• Former Madison County resident missing in Florida after failing to show up for work at middle school
• HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology leads genetic study of bipolar disorder
• Alabama Democratic Party updates activities throughout the state
• Marshall Space Flight Center post office branch closing in two months
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Aug. 31
• Retiree medical care to cost Huntsville an additional $758,797
• Psychiatrists: Huntsville man on trial for killing neighbor has paranoid delusions
• Ask Us: Is old Haysland Square being considered for redevelopment?
• More details revealed in unethical U.S. research in Guatemala
• Huntsville-based Teledyne Brown Engineering awarded Missile Defense Agency contract
• Drake State kicks off celebration for 50th anniversary
• Temperatures rising to mid-90s in Huntsville on Wednesday
• Gameday for Heroes helps provide tickets for military, wounded veterans
• Huntsville police blotter
• Pink fire trucks draw big crowd in Madison
• Wholly Guacamole teams up with Disney for healthy family fun time
• Madison County Commission may hire contractor to complete tornado debris removal
• Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce search committee wants new CEO in place in October
• Callers to Madison County Courthouse could experience delays next week
• K. Carl Smith Author: Frederick Douglass Republicans
• Alabama GOP asks if you would like to go to the RNC convention: Tampa, 2012
• Woman's Huntsville home catches fire while she mows grass
• Madison County Health Department offering free flu shots
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Aug. 30
• Huntsville school system to hold budget hearing Thursday
• Huntsville man on trial for capital murder: 'I just killed the woman across the street'
• Three car accident on Naugher Road causes delays for school traffic
• Judge in Alabama immigration law case: Not enough time to 'adequately address the numerous challenges'
• Temperatures continue to creep up in Huntsville, with highs reaching 94 today
• Huntsville police blotter
• No water rate hike scheduled for Madison
• Huntsville's Vanderbilt Manor Apartment fire video
• 'Sing-Off' champs Committed release debut album; will be on 'Today' show (video)
• Cummings Research Park paving upsets the timing of traffic signals
• Man charged with murder in death of 91-year-old Huntsville woman
• FDA approved Botox injection for some bladder conditions
• Four Huntsville apartments damaged in possible arson fire
• Retired Huntsville aerospace company owner to head panel studying aftermath of killer tornadoes
• Police arrest Huntsville teen on multiple burglary charges after he breaks into grandmother's house
• Huntsville police arrest 4 people after 2 separate stabbings
• Police investigating the death of a 91-year-old Huntsville woman as homicide
• Alabama immigration law blocked until Sept. 29 while federal judge weighs case
• UAH still has nation's third-best 'most awesome' labs, website says
• Huntsville Utilities crews helping restore power in Greenville, N.C., after Hurricane Irene
• Army veteran says he was 'singled out' after objecting to email suggesting President Obama isn't U.S. citizen
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Aug. 29
• Erle Phillips Road closed this week in Madison County
• Capital murder trial starts today for Huntsville man accused of killing neighbor
• Semper Fi bringing former National Security Advisor to Huntsville for Heroes Week fundraiser
• Huntsville police looking for 2 men who allegedly robbed 11 people at gunpoint
• Huntsville police investigating shooting, no one injured
• Ask Us: When will Aldi stores open in Huntsville?
• Annual ALS walk raises more than $150,000; patients optimistic about Northwestern's breakthrough research
• Huntsville police blotter
• Sunny with high temperatures in the 90s Monday in Huntsville
• Gurley given reprieve on nearly $5 million bill, chance to argue against quarry verdict
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Changes to Huntsville special education program bring mixed feelings
• Ruling could mandate more complete insurance coverage for mental illness
• Sunny, high of 90 degrees for Huntsville on Sunday
• Stormy weather brings 'bad reminders' as school opens for Cunningham family
• Police Blotter for Friday-Saturday
• Postal worker robbed during his delivery route
• Murder weapon found in Wilson Morgan Lake; believed to be from fatal Krystal shooting
• Taxpayers will get soaked from Irene: National Flood Insurance Program broke
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Strong disputes ending tornado debris clean up; beleaguered UAH hockey supported
• Local rapper returns to Sparkman Homes to play positive music for children
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center opens exhibit with model of commercial space habitat module
• Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley 'not backing down' on immigration law
• Removal of tornado debris left incomplete by contractor, Madison County District 4 Commissioner Dale Strong says
• Governor Bentley asks Madison County Judicial Commission for one more district court nominee
• Huntsville Utilities crews heading to North Carolina to help with Irene aftermath
• Goodyear blimp passes over Huntsville on detour route to NASCAR race in Tennessee (with video)
• Drug agents shut down large Lacey's Spring meth lab
• Huntsville Utilities phone system back online after repairs
• Accident with entrapment has med-flight land on Highway 431 in New Hope
• After nearly 40 years in uniform, one of Army's last draftees says farewell at Redstone Arsenal
• Huntsville Utilities combats billing problems with more tellers and operators, extended hours
• Huntsville police blotter
• Body in Huntsville ditch identified as that of missing person; murder probe under way
• Another lean year ahead for Madison County school system
• Hurricane Irene takes aim: Tips to minimize risk of foodborne illness
• Huntsville Utilities phone system going down for repairs
• Madison School system gets good news
• Alabama officials defend I-Now software that has caused problems for schools
• Decatur police charge 2 more with capital murder in fatal Krystal shooting
• Madison Fire Department Station No. 1 to host Pink Heals Tour Tuesday
• Huntsville Utilities' phone system working again after equipment failure
• U.S. Senator Richard Shelby emphatic about his debt ceiling vote
• Immigration hearing ends without ruling, Alabama law still set to go into effect week from today
• NASA Administrator Charles Bolden to speak at event at U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Aug. 25
• Travel expected to be down Labor Day weekend
• Huntsville police investigate gas station robbery
• As Phase II of Robotics Park opens, Bentley talks of funds for final phase (video)
• Planner gives Madison City School system officials a reason to cheer
• Huntsville police blotter
• Immigration hearing ends without ruling; judge seems to favor Justice Department arguments, more skeptical of concerns of religious leaders
• Decatur Krystal employee charged with killing two co-workers
• Federal judge expresses doubt that Alabama's immigration law would criminalize church activities
• Huntsville superintendent responds to allegations from former Grissom head coach
• Redstone Arsenal, Army medical officials say all tests for Legionnaire's are negative
• Watchdog Report: New salaries at Huntsville schools' central office raise questions
• Bentley vows to find funding for final phase of Alabama Robotics Technology Park (video)
• Huntsville police make arrest in ATM robberies
• Madison Utilities to close lane on Perry Street and Pension Row Aug. 29-Oct. 1
• UT Coach Pat Summitt video announcing early onset dementia - alzheimer type
• Alabama Gulf Coast property owners may be at risk with oil spill claims
• Justice Department, ACLU challenge Alabama's immigration law in federal court; say state is treading on U.S. government
• 2 employees found shot to death at Decatur Krystal
• Body found in drainage ditch in northwest Huntsville
• FBI looking for man from Oklahoma, believe he could be in Southeast
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Aug. 24
• "MO" Brooks joins 112th congress: Calls Senate to act in Politico op-ed
• Tweaking immigration law to ease tag renewals 'sounds good'
• Ask Us: Auto insurance questionnaire details
• Clinton Avenue is open for access to downtown area
• Amy Winehouse: No illegal substances found in toxicology report
• Back to School for Huntsville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Huntsville police blotter
• School planner to make presentation tonight on future for Madison City Schools
• First wall panel goes up for Madison Target
• Hurricane Irene forges ahead: Are you prepared for the weather emergency?
• Huntsville Tea Party offers its content of videos to enjoy
• UNA officials give all-clear on campus after bomb threat
• Virginia earthquake has no impact on Army Materiel Command operations
• University of North Alabama reports bomb threat
• Tag, license officials seeking attorney general's opinion on aspect of new immigration law
• Paige Parnell seeks election to the Alabama House
• Huntsville Senator Paul Sanford to introduce change to immigration law regarding licenses
• Huntsville man arrested after police say he stabbed his brother during a fight
• Police look for Huntsville teen missing near Whitesburg Bridge
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Aug. 23
• Battle over Alabama immigration law heads to court Wednesday
• Fired Huntsville school employees take on new superintendent
• Roche drug shows early promise in raising HDL or "good" cholesterol
• Madison land owner and supporters 'disappointed' about Bradford Green Greenway project
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville veteran urging friends to attend Saturday's Walk to Defeat ALS
• Court date set in Alabama A&M lawsuit against research institute
• Fired Grissom coach releases statement disputing superintendent's claims (updated)
• DeKalb County man arrested on meth charges after drugs and guns found in home
• Broadway Theatre League brings stage versions of classic films to Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Aug. 22
• New uniforms on way for Alabama A&M band; fundraiser ongoing
• Miscommunication leads to confusion on Alabama A&M scholarships
• Huntsville police arrest 4 teens after gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Huntsville woman charged with second-degree domestic violence
• Huntsville police blotter
• Paint Rock Valley History Project event to honor two community leaders
• About 100 gather at Huntsville rally to oppose Alabama's new immigration law
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• John Rosemond's preaching old school to help new schools
• Trainers alert to hydration, head injuries concerns in high school athletes
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville celebrates space shuttle's 30-year ride
• Man caught breaking into West Huntsville Elementary
• Madison police arrest Huntsville woman in fatal hit-and-run accident
• Huntsville church burglar leaves blood evidence after breaking out window
• Huntsville man shot twice in the leg on Elizabeth Street
• New Alabama Chief Justice Chuck Malone sees changes coming for courts
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Huntsville police blotter
• Car crashes into Cornerstone Church in Huntsville
• Hit and run victim dies, suspect in custody
• Man arrested in Priceville with methamphetamine, stolen gun
• Davis Hills Middle teacher, Hampton Cove Elementary principal to fight dismissals
• Former Marshall County Commissioner indicted on numerous theft, ethics charges
• The Obama luster is gone: He would lose the reelection today
• TVA to complete Bellefonte nuke reactor: Congressman Brooks applauds decision
• New stores announced for Shoppes of Madison
• Alabama Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey's reachout strategy says call my office
• Attorney for Huntsville man scheduled for execution not ready to discuss defense strategy
• Jackie Curtiss identified as a Republican leader in Alabama politics
• Michelle Gilliam Jordan is Huntsville's new economic development director
• GOP Chairman Armistead advises that Governor Bentley will call special elections
• Huntsville superintendent to recommend firing of Grissom football coach arrested for DUI
• Shelby says: Balance education investments with fiscal responsibility
• Once relic of failed nuclear effort, Alabama's Bellefonte plant now key to TVA's future
• Woman robbed outside of Regions on Memorial Parkway
• Huntsville police looking for shooter after 2 men shot outside of night club
• Madison police looking for SUV involved in hit-and-run
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Aug. 19
• Madison County jobless rate improves slightly to 8.5 percent
• Huntsville police kick off drunk driving blitz with area checkpoints
• Board votes to fire Hampton Cove Elementary principal amid nepotism, fraud allegations
• Huntsville City Council could vote on electric rate increase next Thursday
• Huntsville superintendent will recommend firing of Grissom football coach
• I-565, County Line Road interchange could be five years away
• Five Madison County leaders are Women Honoring Women nominees
• TVA board approves 2 percent rate increase for customers beginning Oct. 1
• Space Camp program caters to deaf trainees
• TVA board approves $4.9 billion project to complete Bellefonte nuclear plant near Scottsboro
• Sparkman football team to play tonight to honor fallen teammate
• Huntsville principals targeted for dismissal outlast supervisors (Times Watchdog Report)
• Identity released of Sparkman High football player killed in car accident
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Aug. 18
• IRS workshop designed to help organizations keep tax-exempt status
• Alabama A&M, research institute at odds over SACS implications
• Accident near Buckhorn High School on Winchester Road.
• Overturned vehicle Moores Mill Road and Winchester Road
• Sparkman student dies in Wednesday vehicle crash
• Demolition project uncovers ad for long-vanished Huntsville department store
• Customers leery of Huntsville Utilities' electric rate hike proposal
• Huntsville police blotter
• Legislative cuts leave Alabama A&M scholarship students without funds
• 17-year-old killed in car wreck near Danville
• Authorities arrested 2 men in DeKalb county on methamphetamine and drug charges
• Huntsville Housing Authority has $367,000 to spend on new public housing units
• Madison named one of America's Top 100 Places to Live by Money Magazine
• NRC confirms earlier harsh safety finding for Browns Ferry Unit 1
• UAH recognized as elite research school by Carnegie Foundation
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Aug. 17
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison officials hear recommendations to guide growth
• Grissom coach's arrest, water balloon fight prompt board members to request quicker details
• Huntsville superintendent, board discuss priorities for district
• Huntsville police looking for missing 34-year-old man
• It wasn't good service -- but it was service for a good cause
• Redstone Arsenal clears all employees of Legionnaires disease
• Arab man arrested on sexual abuse of a minor charge from Florida incident
• Execution date set for Huntsville convenience store clerk killer
• Ask Us: Why does it take so long to get a pistol permit in Madison County?
• Legionnaires' death confirmed in Huntsville, Alabama
• Keith Henderson, Grissom High football coach arrested on DUI charges, blew .12 on Breathalyzer
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Aug. 16
• Chinese taikonauts' sons are Space Camp trainees
• Huntsville man shot in back during drug deal, police say
• Obesity: Could new scoring system determine death risks?
• Redstone Arsenal eyes retirements, attrition to meet Army civilian job cut goals
• Huntsville police blotter
• Kelly Springs Road at Alabama 53 is closed for at least six months
• Redstone Arsenal employee dies of Legionnaires disease; Army says no sign of disease on base
• Tavares Fletcher sentenced to two life terms for robbery, attempted murder of Huntsville gymnastics teacher
• For Huntsville couple still grieving son's loss, illegal immigration debate is deeply personal
• Madison-Morgan County drug team picking up tab after feds cut meth lab clean-up funds
• Grissom High School football coach Keith Henderson arrested on DUI charges
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Aug. 15
• Fresh Food dips recall: Could cause Listeria infection
• Capt. Waid "Chip" Ramsey buried with full military honors
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville area first responders among those learning about Asperger's Syndrome, autism
• Obama's Health Care Reform law comes under fire with latest court ruling
• SEC to Texas A&M: 'Sorry, but no thanks'
• Alabama joins Arizona at forefront of national debate on illegal immigration
• Funeral for Alabama National Guard officer is today in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Stage collapse at Indiana State Fair: 4 killed & others suffered neck injuries
• Mo Brooks speaks to constituents at town hall meeting
• Concrete poured for new bridge on Clinton Avenue as project nears completion
• Roadside debris removal in Madison County ends Wednesday
• Alabama A&M 'confident' it is in compliance with SACS principals
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times
• Back to school: Remember safety first for students
• First death by vampire bat reported in the US
• U.S Space & Rocket Center governing body supports revised space camp licensing agreement
• Madison County agrees to save the jobs of eight employees in circuit clerk's office
• State appeals court upholds conviction on sex charges against former Huntsville dentist
• After months in Afghanistan, Marines return to Huntsville and lots of hugs
• Huntsville-based Qualitest Pharmaceuticals to expand with Cummings Research Park location
• Alabama A&M board positions school to best address SACS concerns
• Madison County Commissioner Faye Dyer will not seek another term
• Grissom students face possible charges after early morning prank goes awry (updated)
• Man robbed at gunpoint in middle of day near Governors Drive and Memorial Parkway
• Man robbed at knifepoint on University Drive by 1 woman with 5 male accomplices
• Dr. Tim McDonald Appointed Provost and Senior Vice President
• Dr. Dulan Appointed VP for Academic Affairs
• David Knight Appointed VP for Student Services
• Aerospace companies: More layoffs coming in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Aug. 12
• University Drive shopping center transformed with retailers new to Huntsville
• Shuttle astronauts: Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened
• Huntsville Utilities CEO: 3.5 percent electric rate hike the 'only option' to end operating losses
• Madison City School board members get a good report from Speak Up initiative organizers
• Huntsville middle school teacher to be fired over unapproved leave, has been taking similar time off for 9 years
• Researchers make headway in ALS studies with sporadic and familial cases
• Work continues on overpasses at Max Luther, Sparkman drives
• Second Huntsville child goes briefly missing after getting on wrong school bus
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop to appear at pretrial hearing next month, trial date to be set
• UAH set to graduate record number of students
• Huntsville Utilities eyes possible 3.5 percent electric rate hike
• Huntsville-based Marines reuniting with families after serving in Afghanistan
• Sen. Jabo Waggoner says facilities at Alabama A&M among worst in state, vows to be 'cheerleader' for school in Legislature
• U.S. Marshals arrest man in Birmingham on murder charges for shooting in Huntsville
• Services set for Huntsville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• 20-year-old Huntsville woman abducted, raped at knifepoint
• Huntsville author to discuss book on Skylab at U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Huntsville woman robbed by 2 men who used beer bottle as weapon
• "The Help" opens in Huntsville
• State lawyers want church immigration lawsuit to be reviewed by Alabama Supreme Court
• Huntsville man beaten and robbed by 3 friends, police say
• Huntsville business leaders named to new Manufacturing Advocacy Council
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Aug. 11
• Accident on Highway 431 near Dug Hill Road
• Huntsville police blotter
• Missing 7-year-old Huntsville boy is found safe
• Search under way for missing 7-year-old Huntsville boy
• Owner cites economic conditions for 801 Franklin restaurant closing
• Times Watchdog Report: Alabama GOP looks OK at ballot box no matter the ruling on immigration
• Huntsville man arrested on multiple burglary charges, authorities expect more charges and arrests
• CVS MinuteClinics offer fast vaccinations for back-to-school
• August films at the Florence Library
• What's smoking on Huntsville city streets? That would be your sewer system ... and everything is OK
• Madison County parents have until Friday to get schoolchildren immunized free of charge
• Huntsville school board calls special meeting for Thursday
• Huntsville ranked No. 4 in Forbes' list of America's Geekiest Cities
• DeKalb County shooting leaves father wounded, son dead
• Huntsville partners with Google to provide city bus route maps on the web, tablets and smartphones
• Alabama GOP double header weekend: Governor Rick Perry and Senator Jim DeMint
• TVA, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy disagree over Bellefonte nuclear plant's viability
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Aug. 10
• Armistead updates Huntsville residents on Alabama Republican Party activity
• Huntsville attorney Chris Comer running for circuit judge
• Congressman "MO" Brooks holds public townhall meetings to update constituents
• Huntsville police looking for man responsible for holdup at ATM
• Body found on Highway 20 near County Road 433 in median in Lawrence County
• Speaker of House Mike Hubbard calls for more teachers to get HudsonAlpha training
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville bus route information now available on your iPad, smartphone
• U.S. Senator Jim DeMint invites Huntsvillians to a day with him in Birmingham
• Huntsville's U.S. Senator Shelby introduces Gulf Coast Recovery Act
• Huntsville police officer injured in single-vehicle wreck
• Huntsville International Airport still waiting to hear about Southwest Airlines' plans
• Wall Street affirms Huntsville's AAA credit rating, removes city from watch list
• Huntsville's Sci-Quest named finalist in Toyota 's 100 Cars for Good program
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Aug. 9
• General tells Madison County teachers that, like soldiers, they choose to serve community
• Huntsville police looking for 2 men responsible for robbery
• Alabama A&M trustees set Friday meeting to tackle SACS issues
• Head on collision on I-65 near the Priceville exit
• Madison City School Superintendent has a good ending to a rough first day of school
• Regal Entertainment to show 'The Big Lebowski' at Huntsville's Hollywood 18 on Aug. 16
• Huntsville-based Adtran buys Massachusetts company
• Police have 'zero tolerance' policy for speeders in school zones
• Target recalls more than 200,000 Circo step stools
• Late buses one of few snags on first day of school for Huntsville students
• Some Huntsville students' schedules still missing on first day of classes
• Local girl wins national EngineerGirl! essay contest
• Storms knock out power in portions of Madison County
• Heavy storms hold up buses, force deja vu moment on first day for Madison schools
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times for the week of Aug. 6:
• Judge awards $1.2 million in attorney fees to winning side in Gurley quarry lawsuit
• A Huntsville man is arrested on statutory rape charges involving 14-year-old girl
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Aug. 8, 2011
• West Mastin Lake Elementary gets off to good start
• Change in Congressional districts could result in only UAH alum leaving UA trustees
• Police investigating possible rape in north Huntsville
• Huntsville's new superintendent tardy for first day of school as he catches bus relay from Providence to Williams Middle
• Traffic patters change this week with school traffic
• Huntsville police blotter
• Final day of tax-free shopping: 'It looks like a mini day-after-Thanksgiving'
• Man cut after an argument with a woman on Governors Drive
• Ducks and penguins reign in downtown Chattanooga
• Scott Morgan trained to save lives, but Guam plane crash found him in different role
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: August 7
• Ask Us: How are the eagles doing after tornado at Lake Guntersville Park?
• There's hope for entrepreneurs in a tough economy
• Madison business consultant says defining the market a crucial first step
• Farmers told to talk to legislators about effects of new immigration law
• Lawsuit argues new immigration law violates parts of Alabama Constitution
• Strong presence in social media critical for business growth, experts say
• Huntsville police blotter
• At Captain Bill's Cardboard Yacht Regatta, it's Twig's Toe Bote in a rout and Rub a Dub into the water
• Reducing federal debt could stop new road construction in Alabama
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: August 6
• UAH presidential search committee in 'preliminary discussions' with candidates
• Madison City School system has new principals at Discovery and Liberty middle schools
• Madison City School system finds a cheaper way to fund technology with virtual server
• Madison County commissioner teaming up with area churches to help storm victims
• State appeals court refuses rehearing for former Huntsville man in cocaine trafficking case
• Huntsville shoppers taking advantage of Alabama's tax-free holiday
• Huntsville man killed when unit attacked in Afghanistan
• Five Republican Party officials got $38,000 bonuses after $100,000 PAC donation from Cooper
• Nine candidates apply to become next Madison County District Judge
• School of Hard Blocks in session August 27
• Meg Hall is grateful, relieved jury convicted Tavares Fletcher for 2009 gymnastics center attack
• Huntsville Utilities crews still repairing outages, fewer than 600 customers affected
• Huntsville police blotter
• Auditor gives Huntsville school system good report despite financial woes
• Huntsville schools scrambling to get students' class schedules done
• California Street between Governors and Longwood to reopen Saturday
• I-565 westbound closed because of wreck
• Tavares Fletcher found guilty in attempted murder of Huntsville gymnastics teacher
• Frank & Ruth Hale Scholarship Fund
• Utility crews from Nashville en route to help Huntsville repair numerous power outages
• Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant gears down to 50 percent power for environmental concerns
• Power and phones out in Limestone County; Madison County down to 10,000 without power
• Storm damages NASA engineering building at Marshall Space Flight Center
• Free firewood from Madison fire station plot
• Huntsville board anticipated to hire teachers during tonight's meeting
• Calhoun Community College identifies possible expansion property expansion in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Aug. 4
• Lightning strike, fire destroy church in Athens, Ala.
• Huntsville Utilities reporting 11,000 customers without power after storms move through
• Huntsville Natatorium closed because of power outage
• Madison County Sheriff Blake Dorning "fine" after surgery to remove melanoma
• Retailers preparing for Alabama's sixth annual sales tax holiday
• Storms cause damage and delays for the drive to work.
• Madison roads are a hot topic at work session
• Company recalls 36 million pounds of ground turkey with possible salmonella link
• Huntsville police blotter
• Man critically injured by overheated radiator
• How your Huntsville Washington reps voted last week
• PTSD treatments offer little mental health value to thousands of U.S. vets
• Huntsville police arrest burglary suspect
• Times Watchdog report: Johnson High students no longer guaranteed a chance to transfer out
• Huntsville man imprisoned in international child sexual abuse bust
• Butler High School could remain open, new Huntsville superintendent says
• Huntsville Tea Party explains passage of debt ceiling act
• Governor Bentley may need a special session on water and sewer bond default
• Governor Bentley creates an employer job alliance for unemployment
• Dodd-Frank Act: no mood for celebration says Alabama (R) U.S. Senator Shelby
• Presidential candidate Herman Cain visits Alabama in seek of support
• Closing arguments set to begin in trial over 2009 Huntsville Gymnastics Center shooting
• Grand opening for $8.3 million facility at Alabama Robotics Park set
• Ethics Commission rules no violation for Alabama high school coaches to take free passes to college games
• Funeral today for former longtime Alabama A&M President Morrison
• New Hope yard sale discovery leads to 'memory for the rest of life'
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Aug. 3
• Friends holding benefit for Athens 6-year-old diagnosed with rare form of cancer
• Second witness names shooter in 2009 Huntsville Gymnastics Center attack
• Mold exposure in infants shown to increase asthma risk
• Huntsville police blotter
• Former NASA engineer killed in ultralight crash in Lincoln County
• Booklegger offers classic movie books and more
• One death and dozens of illnesses linked to salmonella found in ground turkey
• 911 fee hike on Madison County home, business phones takes effect Sept. 1
• CDC says hospitals fall short of supporting breastfeeding moms
• Huntsville school board hires new CFO during special meeting
• Ultralight plane crashes in Lincoln County, Tenn., FAA confirms
• Meg Hall testifies about night she was shot at Huntsville Gymnastics Center
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Aug. 2
• Woman escapes injury after man opens fire in Huntsville gas station parking lot
• West Huntsville wreck backing up traffic near Gate 9
• Four car accident on overpass of I-565 and Rideout Road causes gate 9 delays.
• Officials focus on bringing 21 schools in Madison County up to AYP standards
• North Alabama congressmen split votes on debt ceiling bill
• Analysis: Key points for schools around Huntsville in latest test score reports
• Huntsville police blotter
• State DOT has short list of area road projects for rest of fiscal 2011
• Two Decatur residents charged with making meth and child endangerment
• Conservation officer honored for Guntersville plane crash and vehicle fire rescues
• School board might consider hiring new state superintendent without doctorate degree
• New immigration law won't stop illegal immigrants from enrolling in Alabama public schools
• Police look for gunman in west Huntsville shooting that left two wounded
• 21 schools in Madison County fail to meet AYP standards for 2010-2011 school year
• Birth Announcements from The Huntsville Times: July 30
• Weatherly teacher spends two weeks at sea aboard the NOAA ship Pisces
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Aug. 1
• Madison County sheriff's officials investigating home invasion and shooting
• Ask Us: Why don't Huntsville police spend more time enforcing traffic laws on Parkway?
• 7-year-old champion artist spends weekend at Space Camp
• Huntsville police blotter
• Temperatures may reach 100 degrees by Wednesday
• Tylenol to lower recommended pain relief dosage
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 31
• The art of the war: Chattanooga's Hunter Museum displaying Civil War photographs
• Medical school founder Dr. Richard Brown retires from his 'people job' after 38 years in practice
• Rep. Mo Brooks gets national press challenging White House and House leaders (with videos, poll)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Damson Automotive Group marks 50 years in business
• Cave rescue course taught at Land Trust's Three Caves this weekend
• Rain dampens, but doesn't ruin Rocket City Beach Bash
• Decatur police searching for bank robber
• Police: Man shoots brother in forehead during argument in north Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 30
• Huntsville placed on watch list for possible credit rating downgrade
• Camp Noah helps kids overcome fear, disaster
• Madison resident to compete in Ms. Wheelchair America competition in Grand Rapids
• Appeals court denies appeals rehearing for illegal immigrant who murdered Huntsville officer
• Boys & Girls Clubs celebrates success in reading program's first year
• Police investigating shooting in northwest Huntsville
• Classic Movies in the Park ends August 5
• Brooks says Boehner plan will pass House with balanced budget amendment attached
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, July 29
• Huntsville teen arrested after accidentally firing gun in apartment, police say
• Huntsville considers $10 million parking deck to spur Councill Courts redevelopment
• Huntsville's westward push has City of Madison surrounded on all sides
• Huntsville police blotter
• Discovery Middle School gets new principal
• Madison County Health Department to hold immunization clinics
• Alabama Democratic Party chair accuses GOP of violating campaign finance laws
• Dr. Frank Hale, former Oakwood College president, dies at 84
• Resident wonders why city installed 3-way stop on Tannahill Drive
• Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley tours Toyota engine plant in Huntsville
• Alabama Congressman offers bill to curb immigration and restore lost jobs
• Huntsville Tea Party Chairman Capps speaks out on debt ceiling
• Alabama Attorney General appeals to the DOJ to audit Gulf Coast Claims Facility
• Rocket City United to host All-Stars in exhibition game Friday at Madison City school stadium
• Decatur mother and son arrested on drug charges after meth lab found in hotel room
• Huntsville police officer to be awarded Medal of Valor and Lifesaving Medal
• Tennessee River 600 members take week-long ride for kids, wildlife
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, July 28
• Huntsville native dies in Maryland plane crash
• 23-year-old Decatur man arrested on rape charges involving 14-year-old girl
• Guitar Center opening new store in Huntsville
• Spike Myers one of heroes honored as National 9/11 flag comes to Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Harlem students attend Space Camp in Huntsville
• IRS revokes tax exempt status for thousands of nonprofits, including 250 in Madison County
• Huntsville man arrested on more than 60 sexual abuse charges, 30 sexual child abuse charges
• Federal judge approves transfer of Providence 6th-graders to Williams Middle
• Ethics Commission to rule whether high school coaches can accept free passes when accompanying sports prospects
• Ask Us: What chemical do spray trucks use to kill mosquitoes?
• Judge OKs transfer of Providence 6th graders to Williams Middle School in Huntsville
• American people deserve transparency, says (R) Alabama U.S. Senator Shelby
• Huntsville man arrested on sexual abuse and kidnapping charges after attacking 18-year-old friend, police say
• Republican Party Chairman Armistead asks Huntsville to Look at the List
• The new house on Chipmunk Way: Jeff McCafferty is first in the neighborhood to rebuild after the tornado
• More donations needed for Red Cross critical blood shortage
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, July 27
• Huntsville airport, transportation 'visionary' Ed Mitchell dies at 92
• German company buys Hyco International, including Arab facility
• Huntsville police blotter
• Providence-style neighborhood planned for Huntsville's scenic Jones Valley
• The skinny on McDonald's new Happy Meals: Would you like apples with that?
• Another challenge to Alabama immigration law, this one based on state constitution
• Project Rebound poised to aid Madison County tornado victims
• Providence Elementary parents receive automated 'miscommunication' on school uniforms
• Huntsville heroes gathering to add stitches to National 9/11 flag
• Huntsville transportation 'visionary' Ed Mitchell dies at 92
• 'Car Survivor 2' challenge heats up with two contestants left
• Huntsville police arrest 15-year-old boy on auto theft charges
• Huntsville woman arrested after robbing man at gunpoint
• Massachusetts native walks cross country for MS funding
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, July 26
• Amy Winehouse autopsy results inclusive as singer is laid to rest
• Accident with serious injuries in northern Madison County.
• Madison council approves water main relocation
• Huntsville police blotter
• 3-year-old accidental shooting victim in critical condition
• Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver speak out on son's health
• New 'No outlet' street signs cheaper than the signs they replaced
• AARP to Rep. Mo Brooks: Don't fix deficit with our benefits
• Huntsville police say Crestline break-in was not a home invasion
• Huntsville police investigating possible home invasion robbery
• New Madison Hospital on track to open Feb. 28, 2012
• Ask Us: Did a tornado damage part of southeast Huntsville on April 27?
• Monrovia Middle team competes in national scholar's bowl challenge
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, July 25
• American Red Cross streamlines operations to regain financial footing
• Providence parents silent on transfer of students to Williams Middle
• Huntsville police blotter
• 3-year-old Huntsville boy accidentally shoots himself with uncle's gun
• State troopers identify victim of deadly Limestone County wreck
• Girl, 5, OK after being struck by hit-and-run driver near downtown Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 24
• Counseling can be critical help for tornado victims
• Congressman Mo Brooks: Empower states to deal with illegal immigration
• Anders Behring Breivik photo released as alleged gunman in Norway massacre
• Madison County enters "prime time" for fresh produce -- two or three weeks behind schedule
• Plan would let Alabama voters set lawmakers' pay at household income level
• Amy Winehouse found dead in London home at age 27
• Reader questions "goofy" traffic signal timing at Enterprise, Discovery
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 23
• Did you miss Huntsville's hot political happenings this week
• Area officials focus on lessons learned from April tornadoes
• State appeals court upholds capital murder conviction in 2006 Huntsville double killing
• Riley-led PAC admits to violation of new ethics law ex-governor signed into law in December
• Mark Ingram planned full workout the day after his Huntsville car crash
• Madison County Commisioner Dale Strong considering running for commission chairman
• Mark Ingram accident: Truck driver who collided with Alabama's Heisman winner asks 'Who Dat?'
• Madison schools get new transportation center
• Shuttle flag descends for last time at Space Center
• Jacob Shaffer pleads guilty in five Lincoln County murders (updated)
• Athens man dies after being hit by train
• Huntsville police investigating another home invasion
• Army, Navy commands join forces to hire more wounded, disabled veterans
• Former Redstone Arsenal commander dies in Florida
• Heisman trophy winner Mark Ingram uninjured in Huntsville wreck with 18-wheeler
• Alabama U.S. Senator Richard Shelby: $5.5 million goes to local colleges
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, July 22
• The votes are in: Permanent sidewalk market top idea for improving downtown Huntsville
• Madison mayor says only one complaint filed with police about overnight Target concrete pouring
• Huntsville police blotter
• Holtzclaw concerned about dollars flowing out of state to tune of $44 million in last six months
• Attorney: Lindsey Lohan cannot afford decent mental health counseling
• Huntsville board passes revised salary policies for school employees
• Winchester Road widening few weeks away from completion - again
• Huntsville Home invasion, robbery solved with arrest Wednesday
• Governor promotes Judge Ruth Ann Hall to Madison County circuit court
• Huntsville Utilities announces limited water outage overnight tonight
• Huntsville gospel DJ arrested on sexual abuse charges
• Storm Aid concert promoter Steven Blood is being sued by Missouri Attorney General
• Alabama Dems do a facelift and launch a new website
• Huntsville Congressman "MO" Brooks takes on MSNBC and wins
• Alabama Republican Party identifies its latest Shining Star
• Building evacuated at Alabama A&M for unusual odor; no injuries reported
• Kids at Boys & Girls Clubs get special visit from board members, officials
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, July 21
• Two caught burglarizing Huntsville store
• Watchdog report: Alabama ranks No. 12 on "Toxic Twenty" air pollution list
• Huntsville system still mum on details of finance director's pending dismissal
• Noise from concrete trucks pouring Target slab keeping neighbors awake during the night
• 1.4 million Mexicans waiting to legally immigrate into U.S., only 65,600 were allowed in
• Huntsville police blotter
• Birmingham filmmaker focuses on originality in 'Black Heart,' a movie shot in Huntsville
• Madison turns trash service over to Allied Waste
• Cummings Research Park road system is basically complete
• Dodd-Frank is nearly meaningless for the consumer
• Huntsville Tea Party says the time to call Congress is now
• Arrest solves two Huntsville carjackings, a burglary and a robbery, police say
• Federal grant will allow HEALS to double number of Madison County children who receive care
• Madison trash pickup schedule to change next week as Allied Waste takes over
• Authorities say man killed in tractor accident in Hazel Green
• Heat index remains high despite lower temperatures
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, July 20
• Man tries to rob woman at west Huntsville ATM
• Will migraines hinder Michele Bachmann's chances at GOP presidential bid?
• Michael Griffin, former NASA Administrator, candidate for UAH presidency
• Huntsville police blotter
• Target to begin concrete pours Wednesday
• No charge on Fourth of July fireworks show for U. S. Space and Rocket Center
• Best Hospitals Honor Roll released: Is one serving your city?
• More than 17,000 in Madison County apply for FEMA grants
• Huntsville losing economic development chief Joe Vallely to UAH
• Huntsville's new superintendent places the former finance director on leave
• Governors Drive lanes to be closed for two nights
• No one injured in fire at 305 8th Street, a home for mentally-challenged adults
• Karaoke machine stolen from Huntsville bar
• Police looking for 3 men responsible for home invasion, burglary
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 19
• Alabama state troopers complete investigation into cyclist's death in Rainsville
• Patients with history of brain injuries more likely to suffer from dementia
• Congressman Mo Brooks won't back off "anything short of shooting them" illegal immigrant threat
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police asking for your help to identify robbery suspect
• $30 million Councill Courts redevelopment hinges on Huntsville building two parking garages
• Decatur Animal Services wins grand prize of $5,000 in IAMS international contest
• New Madison mayor's assistant wants to get residents excited about the city
• Traffic signals on ramps to Research Park Boulevard not needed, DOT official says
• Huntsville police arrest 9 women in undercover prostitution sting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, July 18
• Today is deadline for North Alabama tornado victims to apply for SBA disaster loans
• Kids might be safer in car with grams and gramps than mom and pop
• Ask Us: Is Knology removing public TV channel from basic service?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville man drowns in Tennessee River near Lacey's Spring
• Lovefest shows love for children who need backpacks and school supplies
• Animal Planet gets help from Ark founder Nina Beal with hoarding situation in Cullman
• Two unrelated Saturday armed robberies of a person leads to one arrest
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 17
• Board hires 8 principals at special Saturday meeting
• To ease overcrowding, Providence 6th graders headed to Williams
• Huntsville school board to shift Providence Middle students to Williams; hires 8 principals
• Speaker of House Mike Hubbard acknowledges parts of immigration law 'may be struck down'
• Economists say Alabama's tough new immigration law could damage state's economy
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 16
• Huntsville Congressman "Mo" Brooks pushing for human space flight funding
• Alabama Republican Party changes venue: huge demand for Rick Perry
• Alabama Senator Bryan Taylor thinks conservative
• Woman taken to hospital after being stabbed in fight
• We need to learn from the past on FDIC, says Senator Shelby (R-Ala.)
• Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey urges Huntsvillians to join The Capitol Club
• Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez to divorce: No more music in this marriage
• Huntsville police blotter
• Radio announcer reads to visually impaired, disabled
• Dillard's store at Madison Square Mall becoming a clearance center
• Best Buy installs new computer for local club
• State auditors report critical of DeKalb County probate judge's accounting practices
• Huntsville man injured in home invasion moved to fair condition, officials say
• Man injured during robbery at north Huntsville apartment
• Harry Potter series closes last chapter with final film
• Madison County school board reviews redistricting plans
• Huntsville board to name 8 new principals in Saturday special session
• State education officials write 2012 budget for new Huntsville superintendent
• Huntsville annexes 1,100 acres off Greenbrier Road in Limestone County
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison school employees to get step raises; Discovery principal is new at-risk coordinator
• Torrential rains flood roads and stall vehicles
• Three men injured in scaffolding accident at Huntsville's Lee High
• Speed limit signs missing on south Memorial Parkway
• TVA completes repair work on its tornado-ravaged power grid
• Development group to turn portion of Councill Courts public housing into high-end apartments, retail
• Authorities looking for man who tried to rape 11-year-old Huntsville child, police say
• Madison County authorities arrest man on capital murder charges after fatal home invasion
• Huntsville police release description of suspect wanted in fatal shooting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, July 14
• One dead, one critical after Huntsville home invasion
• Huntsville police blotter
• 200 apartments, restaurants, supermarket planned for site near Huntsville Hospital
• Target concrete pouring postponed until Friday
• New Huntsville superintendent turns to business-minded reformers for advice
• Overturned truck in Decatur causing major delays
• National 9/11 Flag coming to Huntsville
• Huntsville police arrest man for impersonating a U.S. Marshal
• Deadline to apply for disaster aid from the spring's severe weather is Monday
• Adtran reports record results for the second quarter
• Power restored to the U.S. Space and Rocket Center after outage
• Huntsville sets Aug. 23 public hearing for Limestone County farmland development plan
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, July 13
• Jetplex Industrial Park site makes list for future data centers
• Witnesses help save woman from attackers in her home, police say
• Study highlights specific birth defects blamed on smoking moms
• Rodney King arrested on DUI charges
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville unveils master plan for 9,323 acres of newly annexed Limestone County farmland
• Madison facing redistricting with large growth
• Morton unveils ambitious literacy plan that calls for statewide community involvement
• Department of Education's legal counsel to become interim state school superintendent
• Huntsville's second Mellow Mushroom location to open
• Bridge Street Concert in Courtyard canceled
• Madison County will have to pay for tornado debris removal after today
• Power outage affects 1,000 homes in southeast Huntsville
• Display light company buys 10 acres for expansion in Jetplex Industrial Park
• Catch "Midnight in Paris" before it's gone
• Westbound lane on Governors Drive closed for most of today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, July 12, 2011
• Huntsville police arrest 2 teens after short chase
• Belk Hudson Lofts moving from drawing board to reality in downtown Huntsville
• Madison City Council OKs pouring concrete at night for new Target store being built on U.S. 72
• Hammad Memon struggled with depression in months before Discovery Middle School shooting
• New Huntsville superintendent, state legislators field questions at town hall meeting
• Huntsville police blotter
• U.S. 72, Nance Road signal to be fixed this week
• ETV begins running interview with new Huntsville school superintendent
• Heat wave sweeps the nation: One death blamed on excessive temperatures
• Huntsville's IRS office relocating to Research Drive
• Huntsville under excessive heat warning until 9 p.m. Tuesday
• Hammad Memon, 15, indicted for murder in Discovery Middle School shooting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, July 11
• Ask Us: Is it legal to use exit-only ramps to avoid traffic?
• Huntsville attorney Chris Messervy seeks District Court judge's seat
• Gestational diabetes could have led to big Texas baby's size
• Huntsville peace rally and prayer walk calls on lawmakers to repeal immigration bill
• Madison house catches fire after lightning strike
• Huntsville police blotter
• Nearly 50 TVs stolen from Huntsville hotel
• 18-year-old and juvenile carjacked and held at gunpoint in west Huntsville
• Huntsville man robbed by stranded motorist with knife
• Victoria Justice's boyfriend Ryan Rottman arrested for DUI
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 10
• Huntsville residents, groups join lawsuit against Alabama's immigration law
• Huntsville companies helping Army get Afghan pilots flying new Russian helicopters
• Longtime Huntsville firefighter loses battle with cancer
• Demographer's report may not be final word on Huntsville school closures
• Madison man survives truck flipping off Decatur bridge into river
• North Huntsville real estate office burglarized, police say
• South Huntsville spa burglarized, police say
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 9
• Seeing the shuttle for the first time is an awe-inspiring experience
• Police investigating west Huntsville home invasion
• Shuttle launch has Space Campers all shook up
• State auditors blast Jackson County Commission for financial irregularities in fiscal 2008
• Astronaut predicts 'great future' for NASA, next generation
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, July 8
• Father died at ball game with young son trying to catch foul ball
• Madison family watches rain, waits for Atlantis to launch
• Accident on 231/431 near Steger Road with serious injuries.
• Huntsville police blotter
• New Huntsville superintendent impresses at first board meeting
• F as in Fat ranks Alabama as second fattest state, MS first again
• I-565 speed limit during repaving: 55 mph or 70 mph?
• Two months later, some Huntsville Utilities customers still annoyed by billing changes
• Space Camp moves forward with futuristic mission simulations as shuttle program ends
• Summer Fights for the Dixie Derby Girls
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, July 7
• Madison County Circuit Court in midst of change
• Updating board bylaws, not research institute lawsuit, key for Alabama A&M in SACS inquiry
• Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce hopes to have new CEO by late September or early October
• Alabama now holds record for most EF-5 tornadoes of any state
• Former NBA star Armen Gilliam dies of apparent heart attack playing basketball
• Huntsville police blotter
• Veterans' lost medals replaced at small ceremony
• Dynetics employees give $3.2 million to charity through Community Foundation of Huntsville/Madison County
• Man robbed in Huntsville after refusing to buy drugs
• Three candidates apply to fill vacant Madison County Circuit Court judgeship
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, July 6
• New study suggests link between depression meds and autism risk
• New study suggests link between depression meds and autism risk
• Fatal accident in south Huntsville off Redstone Road.
• Robbery/carjacking reported in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police investigating cutting in northwest Huntsville
• New Huntsville superintendent wastes no time getting to work
• Casey Anthony acquittal highlights tragedy of child abuse
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center exhibit to celebrate von Braun's 100th birthday
• Florence Library screens "Vertigo" (1958)
• Huntsville students have summer science fun
• DeKalb sheriff says Mentone, AL resident shot by deputy
• Man suffers knife cuts during Drake Avenue robbery
• South Huntsville Rosie's burglarized; beer stolen
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, July 5
• Burglar tries to shoot open safe of North Huntsville business
• Single car accident on I-565 eastbound slows traffic near Airport exit.
• One Huntsville fireworks show ends with a spectacular bang; the other with a fizzle
• Changing times and changing lives as seen through 40th high school reunion
• Huntsville police blotter
• What our veterans have to share are priceless memories
• 3-year-old Marshall County girl dies after being struck by propane tank
• 5-year-old boy in critical condition after being pulled from apartment complex pool
• Missing Tennessee teen found safe in Athens
• Huntsville man stabbed in arm, expected to be fine
• I-565, Research Park interchange and other road projects officially on the books
• Woman sprayed with pepper spray leaving west Huntsville restaurant
• We're all going to miss that majestic "work truck" called the space shuttle
• Practice fireworks safety on 4th of July
• Ask Us: Is something going to be done about the old freight depot downtown?
• UAH to receive $1.6 million grant for pedestrian/bike walkway
• Woman is injured after fall from bluff on Lake Guntersville
• Family feud over clothing results in Huntsville shooting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Fireworks shows may battle Mother Nature
• Tennessee runaway may be in Athens area
• Family Dollar store employee robbed at gunpoint
• Huntsville man, Scottsboro teen drown over Fourth of July holiday weekend
• Mississippi man in fair condition following wreck that killed young woman near Decatur
• Huntsville area residents to be honored at Spirit of America Festival today at Point Mallard Park
• "Gone With the Wind" exhibit in Gadsden
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 3
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville not near record, but still hot
• Two traffic fatalities get North Alabama off to rough Fourth of July weekend start
• Bone family reunion draws nearly 400 to Huntsville to celebrate the past and look to the future
• North Alabama holiday weekend starts with two highway fatalities
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: July 2
• Hot political topics for Huntsville in a nutshell
• Planning panel wants to know if Jeff Road widening is a county priority
• Madison County school officials discuss tenure, other system issues at retreat
• Madison police arrest man after chase through multiple counties
• Government sues Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell over planned sale of moon camera
• Rural Madison County commission districts closed next week
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, July 1
• Veteran Madison County Circuit Judge Bruce Williams retires
• Toney man gets life sentence for killing his wife
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, City Council 'getting much closer' on redistricting debate
• As needs mount, Huntsville staring at another tight budget for 2012
• Huntsville police blotter
• Chik-fil-A flies high in Consumer Reports' first major fast food rankings
• Free tow home for drinking drivers during July 4th holiday weekend
• Huntsville singing group Committed announces Rocket City concert
• Decatur police arrest teen after pursuit in stolen car
• Construction progressing on Madison County Veterans Memorial
• Morgan County corrections officer arrested on charges of sexual conduct with an inmate
• Charity group asks Huntsville Utilities for relief for customers who can't pay their bill
• Two shot in incident on Armstrong Street in northwest Huntsville
• Woman says her Huntsville apartment was burglarized while she and baby sleeping
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 30
• Huntsville man arrested on assault charges after shooting another man, police say
• Huntsville Red Cross to see changes, could mean job cuts
• Grandmother of 14 running to help the cause of education in Alabama
• Tec-Masters, Inc. Wins $24.8 Million SETA Contract at Ft. Sill
• Madison financial picture on an even keel
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama's immigration law adds unfunded duties; new agents, new crimes, new reports
• HudsonAlpha involved in The Cancer Genome Atlas study on ovarian cancer
• Mistrial declared in Jermeille Townsend murder trial due to improper juror conversation
• Huntsville's newest playground 'about taking care of kids'
• Huntsville woman urges U.S. Senate budget panel not to scale back ovarian cancer research
• U.S. Senator Shelby: encourages a house financing system with all sized banks
• New study points way to individualized treatment for ovarian cancer
• Update: Jury still deliberating in Jermeille Townsend murder trial
• Tea Party still on target for a giant rally on July 2nd
• Black Members of Adventist Church Defy Health Disparities, Study Shows
• Community leaders examine lessons to be learned from historic tornadoes
• Lt. Governor Kay Ivey invites you to meet Governor Mitt Romney
• Local dad finalist in Sears contest, fan votes could win Huntsville project $30,000
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, June 29
• Seeking to avoid sanctions from SACS, Alabama A&M sues research institute
• Congressman Mo Brooks says NASA in financial fight for its life
• Madison moving ahead with new fire station
• Legislative session over: join in on the Number One Fan contest at Gulf Shores
• Huntsville police blotter
• The fight failed to end for the Dems with the 2011 legislative session
• Consultant: $106 million needed to fix Interstate 565-Research Park Boulevard crossing
• Byrne not campaigning for state school superintendent's job, but could have later interest
• Alabama A&M files suit against AAMU Research Institute
• Huntsville singing group Committed announces Rocket City concert
• Madison County Commissioner Dale Strong's immigration joke rouses commenters
• While discussing immigration bill, Madison County Commissioner Dale Strong makes 'salsa' joke
• Huntsville International Airport officials disappointed that Vision Airlines will end service here
• Vision Airlines dropping service to several cities, including Huntsville, according to Savannah newspaper
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, June 28
• Alabama A&M moves closer to possible lawsuit against Alabama A&M Research Institute
• On 50th wedding annivesary, Chans celebrate with donation to senior center
• Madison County Commission hears budget requests for upcoming fiscal year
• Parts of Huntsville and Madison County without power
• Strong storms and wet streets cause major traffic delays.
• Most and least active cities: Where does yours rank?
• Huntsville Speedway cancels Storm Aid, Better Business Bureau investigating
• Huntsville police blotter
• South Central 2011 Session Report
• Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley: Tornado response 'has been managed well'
• Huntsville Speedway cancels Storm Aid concert at track
• Jury ends deliberations for day in Jermeille Townsend murder trial, will resume in morning
• Former Alabama Governor Bob Riley injured in motorcycle crash
• Huntsville-based Aviagen opens diagnostic/research lab in Elkmont
• Your tornado photos and videos can help UAH scientists studying April 27 storms
• Fulbright program gives Huntsville native a chance to discover her Korean heritage
• Butler students, faculty sound off on possible school closing
• Research Park Boulevard interchange improvements at I-565, University Drive to be considered
• Madison Jazz concludes journey to China
• Birth Announcements
• Man shot in head during Huntsville robbery expected to be fine, officials say
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, June 27
• Raytheon breaking ground today for missile facility on Redstone Arsenal
• Early accident will cause delays on Capshaw and Jeff Road.
• Huntsville police blotter
• Community Foundation awards grants for tornado recovery programs
• Budget hearings to fill the day for Madison County Commission
• Jobs, economic development dominate roundtable talk at city officials convention
• Power outage in east Huntsville's Mondale area
• from The Huntsville Times: June 26
• Hugo Chavez in critical condition following pelvic abscess surgery
• Class of 1961 cheers Butler's legacy with school facing closing
• Commuter wonders about Douglass Road closing schedule
• National League of Cities president praises local leaders reaction to April storms
• After the tornado, now it's an avalanche of paperwork for families like the Cunninghams
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 25
• Decatur man killed in one-vehicle crash near Somerville
• Madison County July 2009 murder case in hands of jury
• Political weekly wrap-up: a legislative review in Huntsville
• Kirstie Alley "over the moon" for Organic Liaison weight loss program
• Madison optometrist donates time to give free eye exams to needy children
• Huntsville singing group Committed has new single, planning hometown show
• Woman rescued from Tennessee River after jumping off Whitesburg Bridge
• Madison Jazz gives last performance in Beijing
• Man wanted in multiple states arrested after attempting to run from Huntsville police for second time in 2 days
• Republican Party Chair, Bill Armistead, comments on Alabama activities
• Alabama Democrats ask you to share your comments with a local news media
• 3-year-old Huntsville boy returned to mother after babysitter reported him missing
• U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala) says the U.S. taxpayer is number one
• Alabama legislators complete a historic session
• Tea Party planning a rally for July 2nd
• Yinchuan offers another 'priceless opportunity' for Madison Jazz
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, June 24
• Some Limestone County residents upset over decision to build more community storm shelters, not individual ones
• Space Camp trainees interviewed by CBS 'Early Show' anchor Erica Hill
• Census in North Alabama: Expanding population, low housing vacancies, and quickly rising Asian, Guatemalan, Mexican populations
• Prosecution wrapping up its case in 2009 Madison County murder
• Huntsville City Council OKs blueprint for Councill Courts redevelopment
• New Madison City high school on County Line Road named after town's founder, James Clemens
• North Alabama Spay/Neuter clinic closed for now
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison school board names new high school after city's founder
• High gas prices expected to result in fewer Fourth of July travelers
• Child in protective custody after being found wandering alone in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 23
• Police search for shooter after man shot in chest in north Huntsville
• Witnesses testify they saw fatal 2009 Madison County shooting
• More development in store for Valley Bend at Jones Farm
• Storms cause loss of sales tax revenue, increase in OT for Madison City workers
• Huntsville police blotter
• Multiple wrecks snarling traffic on Memorial Parkway
• Watchdog Report: Huntsville board's restrictive new bylaws may get more limited
• Parole denied for Decatur man sentenced to life for brutal 1984 murder of wife
• Family of 3 killed in Guntersville plane crash release update on surviving child
• Fourteen nonprofits to split $541,000 from Huntsville Hospital's Community Health Initiative
• Preservationists seek online votes to save historic Gurley City Hall
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 22
• Tom Carney, storyteller in 'Old Huntsville' magazine, passes away
• Huntsville woman speaks out about dangers of date rape
• Roger Ebert tweet on "jackass" Ryan Dunn highlights drinking and driving dangers
• Trial for 2009 Madison County slaying opens, prosecutors say victim was shot in the back
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rain shrinks crowd at final public hearing on Huntsville school closures
• Florence Library screens "Chinatown" (1974)
• Huntsville City Council resolution may trump traffic engineers' advice on Westbury Drive
• Madison County school system tinkers with salary schedule
• California Street closing clogs nearby streets
• Storms sweep through Huntsville; no confirmation of tornadoes
• Valor Flight gets donation, ally in mission to honor Tennessee Valley's Korean War veterans
• Alabama chief justice, senators warn of federal court takeover of overcrowded state prison system
• Huntsville man faces second murder trial in 2009 slaying
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, June 21
• Huntsville pediatrician urges parents to ask about guns
• FDA unveils more prominent and graphic cigarette health warnings
• On first day of summer, temperatures finally starting to cool down
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison Utilities board gives green light to franchise agreement; awaiting decision by City Council
• City doesn't plan to widen Four Mile Post Road to four lanes
• Commenters split over faith community's response to new state immigration law
• UAH named a StormReady university by National Weather Service
• Decatur man arrested on driving under the influence charges after fatal wreck
• Homes for Our Troops volunteers build home for paralyzed veteran
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, June 20
• Decatur teen arrested on arson charges
• Boys & Girls Club aims to elevate students to proper reading level
• New Pfizer and Acura painkiller approved by FDA
• Changes in student transportation could save Huntsville system $1.6 million
• Victims named in crash of small plane near Guntersville that killed three
• Huntsville/Madison County led state in job announcements by new, expanding firms, according to report
• Alabama immigration law raises questions from clergy
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 19
• Fire at Landry's probably changed Father's Day plans for some
• NASA supporters find no white knight in GOP presidential field
• Court challenges loom for new, far-reaching Alabama immigration law
• Lace up for the 2nd annual Paint the Streets 5K and Carlene Hall Memorial Mile
• About 1,000 without power in Huntsville after storms damage equipment
• Small plane crashes near Guntersville this morning
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 18
• 4 tornado tracks added in Marshall County by weather service
• At busy trustees meeting, Alabama A&M raises tuition and cuts jobs
• Huntsville to face federal probe into fair housing practices
• Fired Butler principal rehired for central office job during action-packed Huntsville board meeting
• HUD probe focuses on nearly $2 million in loans Huntsville made to apartment owner
• Local couple volunteers time, service for military families
• Auburn University faculty-staff in line for pay raises in 2011-12 under board of trustees' plan
• Madison County, statewide jobless rates increase in May
• Army Contracting Command unfurls flags at new home on Redstone Arsenal (with video)
• Daniel Wade Moore, acquitted of capital murder, arrested in Decatur on burglary charges (with video)
• Alabama A&M trustees vote to raise tuition 9 percent, cut 33 employees
• Man pumping gas at Huntsville station target for botched robbery
• Huntsville NASA scientist shares $1 million Shaw prize for astronomy
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, June 17
• Huntsville West owner named to Time 100 list for his work with Education for Employment Foundation
• Police looking for two men responsible for Drake Avenue robbery
• Family of cyclist killed in Rainsville still searching for details about fatal wreck
• Buzz Aldrin no longer over the moon for third wife Lois: Files for divorce
• Huntsville school closings: Students, parents object to moving New Century
• Huntsville City Council not happy with mayor's redistricting plan
• Dr. Casey Wardynski's new post as Huntsville superintendent made official
• Private property rights questioned on public rights of way and easements
• Did you file an insurance claim after the April tornadoes? Share your experience
• Volunteers needed to help build playground at Sharon Johnston Park
• Huntsville police investigating 2 robberies close in proximity and time
• Water main break in east Huntsville has some without water or with low water pressure
• Police arrest Huntsville man in double carjacking case
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, June 16
• Watchdog report: Huntsville towing contract still on the roadside
• Shelby voices concerns to NASA over bidding for booster system
• Gen. Dunwoody thanks community, Redstone Arsenal as Army Materiel Command opens new headquarters
• Issues with research institute 'jeopardizing' SACS accreditation, Alabama A&M says
• Thunderstorms down trees and power lines in Madison County
• Huntsville police blotter
• Hot, dry weather keeping Huntsville area firefighters busy despite 'no burn' order
• Huntsville police pursue carjacking suspect
• Huntsville animals headed to the Big Apple
• Gov. Robert Bentley takes part in latest HudsonAlpha groundbreaking
• Former Huntsville City Schools CFO earns same salary despite resignation
• Madison Jazz takes stage in Hangzhou
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle's chief of staff, Trent Willis, to resign in mid-July
• Hot weather, food makes Madison Jazz sweat in Wuhan
• Alabama legislators pass new laws prior to the close of the legislative session
• Southern Baptist Convention elects first African-American vice president
• Republican legislators complete the promised handshake with Alabama
• Huntsville native new state commander for VFW
• Former Tide and NBA great Robert Horry loses daughter to rare genetic disease
• Alabama Democrats continue updates with e-news to voters
• Shelby addresses nominations for the Security Exchange Commission and the SIPC
• Texas Governor Perry: keynote speaker at Alabama Republican Party Summer Dinner
• New soldiers take oath at special show
• Astronaut gives Space Command at Redstone Arsenal a present on Army's birthday
• Share your shuttle memories with Huntsville Times readers
• Huntsville Utilities and city fire department stocking up on generators
• Madison County Circuit Judge Bruce Williams set to retire
• Several men robbed at gunpoint in north Huntsville while playing a dice game
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center needs 875 Space Camp registrations to meet goal
• Army recruiters become a "partner" in education
• North Huntsville residents pack third public hearing on school closures
• Clarence Clemons recovering from stroke: "Needs much care and support"
• Huntsville board offers new superintendent $175,000 to run school system
• Key events in Redstone Arsenal history
• 'Ludy' Toftoy made major impact on city by pleading for Huntsville
• Gov. Bentley to attend groundbreaking ceremony at Cummings Research Park
• Airport board adopts 2012 budget that nearly mirrors this year's budget
• Army Materiel Command settling into new facility on Redstone Arsenal
• Huntsville police arrest 1 adult, 5 juveniles after surveillance cameras catch them inside Johnson High School
• Woman's dog stolen from west Huntsville car wash
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, June 14
• Huntsville Housing Authority negotiating sale of 5.62 acres of prime medical district land
• Madison Jazz gets comfortable in China
• SBA has loans for April 27 tornado victims - residents and business owners
• Big crowd, big band salute troops at Armed Forces Outdoor Concert in Huntsville
• Madison City Council gets good financial news
• Alabama A&M releases documents provided to SACS in inquiry
• Wreck snarls northbound Parkway Traffic at Clinton overpass
• Student achievement gap hot topic during community meeting on West Mastin Lake Elementary
• U.S. 431, Dug Hill Road intersection project to begin soon
• Scientists discover three genes linked to migraine headaches
• Army's missions at Redstone Arsenal reflected in presence at Huntsville colleges
• Two escapees caught after breaking out of Mobile correctional facility
• Grant applications available for storm shelter or safe room construction
• More than half of BRAC hires are new to Huntsville
• AMC commander Gen. Ann Dunwoody has had a career of U.S. military firsts
• Harvest family, DHR case worker honored for efforts helping foster children and teens
• Conference focuses on middle years in education
• BRAC transfers settle in, love their new home in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, June 13
• Huntsville car dealership burglarized
• Huntsville man shot multiple times, police searching for suspect
• Study shows choosing the right formula can help stave off diabetes in infants
• ChandlerMay's UAS Division Delivers Its 300th Tactical Ground Control
• Huntsville police blotter
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks warns government has dire financial problems
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 12
• Ask Us: Where do I find money to help build a safe room or tornado shelter?
• A runner's triumph: I found my sole mates!
• SACS plans campus visit to review Alabama A&M policies
• Huntsville police blotter
• Redstone Arsenal has generated growth, prosperity for Huntsville for more than 60 years
• SACS expanding inquiry at Alabama A&M; planning campus visit
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 11, 2011
• Weekly highlights in the news for the Huntsville and Alabama communities
• Immigration law doesn't allow singling out of students, only counting
• 'Bucket List' bull riding attempt ends badly for Huntsville Public Works Director Terry Hatfield
• Huntsville police blotter
• Want a goat? Check out auction Monday morning at Huntsville Animal Services on Triana Boulevard
• U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Birmingham, tours Huntsville, promises support for NASA, defense
• Volunteers still needed in Madison County for tornado cleanup
• Madison Jazz wows crowd in first performance
• Madison Jazz continues 'Journey to China'
• 8-year-old makes stuffed animals for tornado victims
• Alabama A&M launches refurbished website
• Downtown Huntsville enduring power outage; courthouse closed (updated)
• Huntsville police arrest 16-year-old after he's found driving stolen car
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, June 10
• There is an alternative and Huntsville residents can HELP
• Huntsville city schools to get $9 million advance from education property tax fund
• Police investigating shooting at Pine Tree Apartments
• Finances take center stage at second public hearing on Huntsville school closures
• Education victory in Alabama: tenure and fair dismissal now the law
• Alabama Legislature passes bill requiring disclosure of contracts
• Huntsville police kickoff pedestrian awareness campaign
• Judge denies request by Amy Bishop's lawyers to keep public out of pretrial hearings
• 2011 Women Honoring Women Nominations Now Being Accepted
• Four-cylinder engine production scheduled to start in early fall at Huntsville's Toyota engine plant
• Debit swipe extension bill goes down in defeat with Shelby's support
• Tornado weather can't stop the Tea Party: new rallys scheduled
• Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau launches campaign to bring in more meetings
• Fired Huntsville principals should be reinstated, judge rules
• Rep: Dan Bowman switches from Republican to Democrat
• Heading to Tennessee? Watch for Bonnaroo traffic
• More tornado tracks added to April 27 list; 7 twisters confirmed in May outbreak
• Alabama Revenue Department approves new specialty tag for Huntsville Hospital Foundation
• Senator Shelby (R-Ala) calls for revisions in National Flood Insurance Program
• Huntsville police kicking off pedestrian awareness campaign throughout town
• Huntsville International Airport modern baggage claim to debut next week
• Second hearing on Huntsville school closures tonight at Grissom
• West Mastin Lake parents organize rally to keep school open
• Searcy Homes residents awaiting final EPA clearance
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, June 9
• Woman's north Huntsville home burglarized while she was home
• ServisFirst Bancshares recognized in American Banker ranking
• Judge in Amy Bishop murder case considering request to close court proceedings
• Celebrate Michael J. Fox 50th with a gift for Parkinson research
• Watchdog Report: Closing Butler High an old idea; feds must give approval
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison County about to begin construction on northwest Huntsville senior center
• Madison restaurant owner wins title of world's fastest pizza maker at competition in Naples, Italy
• Wreck on Zierdt Road blocking traffic, crews say at least 1 person killed
• Huntsville Times Publisher Bob Ludwig will retire on Aug. 1
• Bentley rejects Huntsville's alternative redistricting plan; signs Legislature's plan into law
• Tuition increase for state community colleges to be discussed
• Bridge Street Town Centre, U.S. Space & Rocket Center hosting dual fireworks shows
• Small Business Administration urging tornado victims to turn in loan paperwork before June 27 deadline
• Environmental cleanup finished at Searcy Homes community
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, June 8
• Huntsville business burglarized, police looking for suspects
• Landing National Solar Observatory would be 'game changer' for UAH, Huntsville
• Judge seals court files in Amy Bishop murder case, barring public access to records of the UAH shooting trial
• Lauryn Hill most fertile woman in America? 5 ways to boost your fertility!
• Madison School Board's newest member takes seat
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama Legislature votes to outlaw gas chamber for dogs and cats in animal control facilities
• Monte Sano Elementary focus of first public hearing on Huntsville school closures
• Huntsville native has rare commissioning ceremony on Redstone Arsenal
• Teledyne Brown Engineering donates $75,000 to National Solar Observatory effort
• Police arrest Huntsville man on assault charges after shooting
• Florence Library screens "The Miracle Worker" (1962)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 7
• Huntsville-based Phoenix awarded contract for parachute harnesses
• Saying he was 'ridiculed and attacked,' Alabama A&M trustee Raymond Burse resigns
• Rollover accident on Maysville Road in New Market area.
• Alum Promoted to Lt. Colonel
• Huntsville police blotter
• 'Still need to fix' Airport Road traffic even though Walmart proposal is dead, official says
• Huntsville leaders push for revised redistricting plan to add 4th, 5th districts for city
• Public hearings begin tonight on Huntsville school closures, consolidations
• Huntsville's Country Club Apartments accepting new tenants, but redevelopment looms
• Andrew Gold, the man behind Golden Girls theme song, dead at 59
• OU Board Member Receives Award
• Alabama A&M graduate receives State Department scholarship; to study in Turkey
• Birth Announcements
• Huntsville Hospital at or above national average on most 'core measures'
• Alabama A&M awaiting overdue word on SACS inquiry
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, June 6
• North Huntsville woman's purse stolen by man wanting prescription meds
• Woman safe after home invasion in north Huntsville
• Police investigating alleged rape in west Huntsville
• Father's Day gifts to get Dad fit
• Huntsville police blotter
• Monte Sano Elementary School parents fighting to keep school open
• Anderson Hills residents get questions answered, information at community meeting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 5
• Jack Kevorkian, aka Dr. Death, passed away at 83
• Analysis: Huntsville school closures a challenge
• Huntsville police blotter
• Law and Order for June 4
• Spring Tour of Homes' Remodelers Idea Home draws crowd
• After Hawaiian layover, Madison Jazz arrives in China for three-week tour
• Huntsville community buzzing about school system in transition
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: June 4
• Huntsville police blotter
• Dead at 88: Gunsmoke fans mourn loss of James Arness
• Job cuts, tuition increase on the way at Alabama A&M
• License office to open in northwest Madison County
• Most commenters agree closing some Huntsville schools makes sense: What are your thoughts?
• Skate Wars Return: The Fempire Strikes Back!
• Temperature high ties 90-year-old record, but doesn't beat it
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville City Schools: Demographer says close nine schools next year
• CFO for Huntsville schools resigns post, but remains as business director
• Alabama Legislature votes to remove racist, offensive language from state's 1901 constitution
• Demographer recommends closing nine Huntsville public schools
• Dr. Casey Wardynski is Huntsville's new school superintendent
• Meredith Vieira's departure from Today shines spotlight on husband's MS
• Alabama House delays vote on bill to define person as human from moment fertilized egg attaches to womb
• Controversial Walmart Supercenter won't be built on Airport Road in Huntsville
• Seriously: 'How Smart are Alabama Drivers?'
• Legislature approves bill to revamp selection process for Alabama A&M board of trustees
• Bellefonte Nuclear Plant may be activated by 2018
• Names of 3 killed in Limestone County wreck released by state troopers
• Huntsville-based Bevilacqua Research on list of 100 fastest-growing inner-city businesses
• Power back on in east Huntsville
• Divisions, suspicions remain among trustees at Alabama A&M
• Power outage in east Huntsville
• Alabama House gives swift approval to Forever Wild Land Trust proposal; voters have final say
• Bridge Street Town Centre has some new stores, expansions
• Huntsville police blotter
• Head on crash in Limestone County kills at least two
• Two are killed in Morgan County two-vehicle crash
• 99-degree heat could break Huntsville record set in 1921
• Educators, business leaders split on Huntsville superintendent candidates
• Huntsville board to name superintendent, get recommendations on school closures tonight
• Former president of Huntsville local postal workers union indicted on embezzling charge
• Cullman sheriff's office looking for man wanted on attempted murder charges
• How have you been affected by Redstone Arsenal? Share your stories
• Record highs expected in Huntsville today and Thursday
• Skeptical crowd questions safety at Browns Ferry nuclear plant
• Tornado sirens being tested, no cause for alarm
• Friends establish memorial fund for family of 6-year-old Harvest boy killed in hit-and-run
• Accident on I-565 near Airport causes delays.
• Cell phones can cause cancer says WHO: Simple steps to reduce your risk
• "Saved by the Bell" star Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Lisa Ann Russell finalize split
• Huntsville police blotter
• Anti-nuclear group wants halt to operations at Browns Ferry and similar nuclear plants
• Solar energy helps brings Madison neighbors closer during North Alabama power outage
• Huntsville City Council majority agrees Walmart 'just doesn't fit' on busy Airport Road
• Bob Jones grads learn valuable after-school lesson in attempted prank
• Hundreds gather in Huntsville to celebrate Memorial Day
• Huntsville Public Library offers Bollywood film series
• Endeavor Elementary holds yard sale to help tornado victims
• Rolling Hills students are 'First in Math'
• Guntersville Library screens foreign films
• Bill aims to give a boost to low-income families who build savings
• Grissom, Bob Jones recognized by The Washington Post as being among top high schools in nation
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, May 31
• Energy and sports drinks not good for kids, say experts
• Huntsville man charged with manslaughter after hit-and-run accident
• Shooting leaves Huntsville man injured, police looking for shooter
• Madison County Veterans Memorial starting to take shape in downtown Huntsville
• Huntsville's Cotton Row: From the first-timer's perspective
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, May 30
• Ask Us: Was 55-day bill from Huntsville Utilities necessary?
• Something, and some people, to remember on Memorial Day
• ChandlerMay Receives Award for 'Above and Beyond' Performance
• Police investigate shooting at Alaska Avenue, victim released from hospital
• Huntsville police blotter
• Woman finds gunshot hole in wall, window
• Woman finds gunshot hole in wall, window
• Police continue to investigate shooting at University Drive motel, victim in stable condition
• Thousands flock to Decatur for two-day Alabama Jubilee
• City will install handrails on Little Cove Road culvert to prevent falls
• Huntsville Police investigating man's shooting at University Drive motel
• Man killed in crash after vehicle hits tree
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 29
• Stay safe in the water this Memorial Day and all summer long
• Cunningham family starting to put the pieces back together after miracle story of tornado survival
• Rebuilding after the storms has already begun on Chipmunk Way in eastern Limestone County
• Family of seven travel from Iowa to aid Harvest family in recovery efforts
• Police blotter
• Hot-air balloons take flight at 34th annual Alabama Jubilee
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 28
• Former WNBA player dies at 37: Margo Dydek was pregnant with third child
• Police blotter
• Jeff Conaway dies at 60 following long battle with addiction
• State official lives in Texas, flies to Montgomery three days a week for nearly $173,000 salary
• Madison Police Department spreads it wings
• Huntsville dentist helping children with cancer
• Space Camp scholarships presented to 20 youngsters impacted by tornadoes
• Dixie Derby was RAPTURED!
• North Huntsville Walmart store unveils 'next generation' design
• Alabama attorney general to take deposition of former BP boss
• One month after the tornadoes of April 27, survivors cleaning up, rebuilding, still healing
• Nearby residents don't want Walmart Supercenter on Airport Road in Huntsville
• Redrawing Huntsville City Council, school board districts off to quiet start
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police to aggressively enforce seat belt, DUI laws over holiday weekend
• Huntsville Utilities says Thursday storms to blame for outages, not lingering effects from April 27 tornadoes
• Madison County community gathers tonight for special tornado anniversary service
• SBA loans available for homeowners, renters and non-profits hit by tornado
• Man charged with robbery at Home Depot
• Updated: Power restored after outage in southwest Madison County
• FEMA will help clear some tornado damage in center of property
• UAH search committee aiming to hire new president by start of August classes
• IMAV competition mixes technological fun with real-world advances
• Huntsville, AL put under severe storm watch until 5 p.m.
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, May 26
• Limestone County tornado sirens damaged, residents asked not to rely solely on them for warnings
• Madison School board hears good news from task force; honors long-time public servant Sue Helms
• Find Oprah Winfrey's daytime departure depressing? Watch out for these signs
• Huntsville police blotter
• Some cable systems can override frustrating weather warnings
• State treasurer has plan to smooth out payments from Legislature to troubled PACT program
• Dr. Casey Wardynski hopes to bring strong leadership to Huntsville school system
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty for accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop
• Bad weather expected to last through the night, meteorologists say
• Dr. Casey Wardynski seeks to bring leadership, integrity to Huntsville superintendent post
• Mother arrested after fight with adult daughter, police say
• Dan Keenan has reunion with Point Cruz crew that rescued him as infant in Korea
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, May 25
• Volkswagen's new $1 billion plant up and running in Chattanooga
• Brody Griffin's birthday gift is no ordinary bike
• Severe weather expected in Huntsville, "spin-up" tornadoes possible
• SimplyThick alert: Do not give to infants born prematurely
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville board cancels 103 teacher contracts in bid to push new salary schedule forward
• Huntsville superintendent candidate Brett Springston cites communication as key strength
• Three GOP state senators say they sleep in their Statehouse offices during legislative session
• Advertising glitch stalls proposed legislation for City of Madison property tax increase
• Decatur man arrested on assault charges after allegedly stabbing brother, police say
• 'Service of Hope and Recovery' to honor Madison County tornado victims, thank emergency crews
• Communication key for Huntsville superintendent candidate Brett Springston
• State to mark World MS Day with special programs, lectures
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 24
• Alabama firefighters win latest round in case charging Republican lawmakers with "anti-union attack"
• Gasoline prices apparently won't keep people home during Memorial Day weekend
• Public Health Emergency declared for Missouri following Joplin twister
• Huntsville police blotter
• City Council OKs fiber network agreement to help Madison schools out of a pinch
• Monrovia teacher's legacy lives on in garden
• Student achievement focal point of Dr. Daniel Brigman's second Huntsville visit
• Police arrest Huntsville man on manslaughter charges after fatal shooting
• Pisgah man dies in 3-car wreck in Albertville
• Buckhorn High teacher wins All American Teacher of the Year Award from the National Math and Science Initiative
• Dr. Daniel Brigman focuses on student achievement during second Huntsville visit
• Walnut Grove librarian retires after 50 years in education
• Storms have strong effect on April home sales in Huntsville and Madison County
• Man killed in motorcycle accident in south Huntsville
• Real life evidence gathering is nothing like TV shows, says FBI agent in Week 8 of Citizen's Academy
• Huntsville man arrested after stabbing man with broken bottle, police say
• At least 89 dead in Missouri's deadliest tornado in history
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, May 23
• Motorcycle accident on Old Big Cove Road near Terry Drake Road.
• Madison Council being asked to reject solicited bids
• Cummings Research Park roads transformed into a bike race course
• Huntsville police blotter
• Ask Us: When will courthouse satellite office open in Madison?
• National Weather Service in Huntsville issues severe thunderstorm warning
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 22
• Power outage hits Cummings Research Park area
• Pay for a few of Alabama Legislature's aides in six figures
• Madison cleanup day becomes project to help tornado victims
• David McKannan 5K raises funds & awareness for ALS research
• Cemetery wedding tribute to love of grandparents
• Albertville teenager drowns while swimming in Guntersville
• Officer catches suspect in Family Dollar store robbery in Huntsville
• UAH students launch home-built sounding rocket beyond 12,000 feet
• Huntsville area leaders visit D.C. to present their federal agenda
• Company responds to patent-infringement lawsuit filed by Huntsville-based Baron Services
• Meridian Street widening project to resume Monday
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 21
• Huntsville lobbying team heads to Washington to listen, not just talk
• BBVA Compass branch in Huntsville robbed this morning
• TVA resuming power generation at Browns Ferry nuclear plant
• Judgment Day: Six Alabama destinations to visit when the world doesn't end
• Madison County commissioners concerned about removal of downed trees
• Time running out on Madison County food aid; Limestone County aid now available
• Madison City school board approves emergency bid for air conditioning system at Bob Jones High
• Toney physician doesn't take a salary at her nonprofit community medical clinic
• Huntsville police arrest man on murder charges for drive-by shooting
• Huntsville Stars feature SNAP at Adopt-a-Pet Night
• Harvest family struggling with childhood cancer receives free car from Landers-McLarty
• Decatur police looking for burglars who stole urn with ashes inside
• Florence Library screens "The Lavender Hill Mob"
• Decatur man arrested on assault charges after being accused of shooting man in leg, police say
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 20
• Madison County's jobless rate remains unchanged at 7.5 percent
• Huntsville man shot in hand during street fight
• Unabomber under investigation for deadly Tylenol cyanide poisonings
• Accident with injuries on 231/431 just north of Bob Wade Lane.
• Japanese people won't forget U.S. assistance after earthquake, ambassador says at Huntsville visit
• Family of deceased Tanner family sue Alabama State Trooper in civil case
• 72 westbound near Shields Road will be one lane traffic for several hours.
• Gov. Bentley joins Huntsville's effort to land National Solar Observatory
• Major delays on Highway 72 at Shields Road.
• Late Packet Pickup - 10K
• Mercedes-Benz Cotton Row Run
• City engineer says widened Nance Road to open by end of the month
• Operation Green Team, UAH to buy balers with recycling grant
• As Lake Guntersville State Park reopens, 'it will never be the same'
• Huntsville police blotter
• Showers calls city's ethics report 'politically motivated' and full of 'false statements'
• Alabama nursing students affected by April storms getting a reprieve from Kaplan on review test cost
• New plan for congressional districts would move Morgan back to 5th, divide Shoals
• Prosecutor says case against accused Discovery Middle School shooter Hammad Memon is moving forward
• Huntsville officer killed in 1978 added to officer's memorial downtown
• Huntsville resident who got food assistance victim of phone scam, Better Business Bureau says
• Webcast on Friday set to tell of aid available to agriculture industry impacted by storms
• Elderly pedestrian struck by car in Five Points dies from injuries
• Prosecutors grateful to jury for 'justice' in Herbert Oliphant murder conviction
• Storm-ravaged Lake Guntersville State Park to re-open Saturday
• Harvest woman grateful for veterinarians who saved her pets following loss of her home, rescue animals
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, May 19
• Man runs from Huntsville police, arrested for robbery and resisting arrest
• Huntsville-based Baron Services files patent-infringement lawsuit
• Aviator's 'final flight' over Redstone Arsenal caps retiring Lt. Gen. Pillsbury's 38-year career
• UAH, Huntsville officials in Arizona today to woo National Solar Observatory employees
• Drink another cup of joe: Study shows coffee can help lower prostate cancer risk
• Huntsville school board upholds 40 additional layoffs in second day of hearings
• Watchdog Report: Huntsville schools lose $175,000 in food after storms, Madison County just $250
• Herbert Oliphant found guilty of murder in the shotgun killing of his wife
• Attorneys want gag order in Amy Bishop civil lawsuits, just like criminal case
• Jury begins deliberations in murder trial of Herbert Oliphant for 2006 Toney shooting
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission to discuss Browns Ferry's 2010 performance at May 31 meeting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, May 18
• Long lines for emergency food assistance continue at First Baptist in Huntsville
• Police say 3 men kick in door of north Huntsville home demanding gas money
• Drive-by shooting victim in north Huntsville died during surgery
• Ask Us: Are there any laws on minimum pool size for subdivisions?
• Thousands line up in Huntsville for federal money to replace food, income lost to tornado
• CEO of Space & Rocket Center envisions exhibit to honor Army
• Local Boy Scout troop to be featured on Outdoor Channel
• Howard Bankhead trying to find positives for youngsters through music and golf
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police identify shooting victim
• Garden of Hope honor 3 new gardens, including 12-year-old cancer survivor Darby Jones
• One person critical after shooting on Mastin Lake Road
• Maria Shriver pleas for compassion, privacy in light of Arnold's infidelity
• State's top judge says a third of Madison County court employees face layoffs in proposed budget
• Madison lending a hand to neighboring communities
• Huntsville board upholds layoffs during emotional hearings with school employees
• Madison County tornado victims can apply for emergency food assistance this week
• Prosecutor argues Herbert Oliphant committed murder, defense attorney says lesser charge appropriate
• Randolph dedicates buildings on its Garth Road Campus to benefactors
• Mississippi River rages on: Avoid foodborne illnesses following floods
• Huntsville police blotter
• Major streets in Cummings Research Park to be repaved
• Elderly pedestrian critically injured when hit by vehicle
• Madison County Sheriff's deputy arrested on burglary and harassment charges
• Madison County Jail inmate facing attempted murder charges dies from apparent suicide, officials say
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, May 16
• FBI's violent crime division and bomb school focus of week 7 Citizen's Academy
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop to pursue insanity defense
• Ask Us: Would spent-fuel pool at Browns Ferry survive major tornado?
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (May 16, 2011)
• Gardens help Randolph kindergarten students learn in different ways
• Huntsville woman sets up website to connect volunteers to tornado victims
• Huntsville police blotter
• American Red Cross teams offer support, give tips on emotional health
• Bike Safety 101: Four common bicycling myths (Part 3 of 3)
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 15
• University of Alabama student, Sparkman High grad recalls Tuscaloosa tornado
• Storm-by-storm recap of 28 tornadoes that hit North Alabama
• NHL player Derek Boogaard's death another health mystery in sports world
• Pre-Civil War log house survives tornado, protects family in Harvest
• Lots of smaller tornadoes hit North Alabama on April 27, National Weather Service reports
• Eastern Madison County loses power briefly when TVA substation goes offline
• Huntsville superintendent finalists bring varied backgrounds to the table
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 14
• Huntsville area apartment market gets 'a breather'
• Huntsville Museum of Art rolls out car- and racing-related exhibits
• Space center board applauds energizing efforts by new CEO Deborah Barnhart
• Tornado cleanup starts with sorting, moves to hauling today
• Beach Boys, John Stamos tour tornado devastation in Madison County
• Alabama offensive lineman is found dead: Are drugs and alcohol to blame?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Power outage in northeast Huntsville repaired
• Huntsville librarian is national 'Mover and Shaker'
• Ethics report: Huntsville City Councilman Richard Showers allowed daughter to gas up at city fuel terminal after tornado
• Man found shot in northwest Huntsville hotel office
• Alabama schools excused for recent tornado days
• Power now back on in city of Madison (Updated)
• Madison County students named National Merit Scholarship winners
• Morgan County authorities cracking down on methamphetamine
• Man carjacked at Huntsville intersection, police said
• Passengers safe after Huntsville plane struck by lightning during flight to Memphis
• Sci-Quest Planning Summer of Discovery for Children
• Tornado recovery volunteers still needed throughout north Alabama
• Huntsville City Council OKs $650,000 for new police cruisers
• Huntsville police blotter
• 'Chicken Lady' is God-send to storm victims
• Loss of power from recent storms knocked off timing of traffic signals
• Madison County debris cleanup ready to roll, but weather may not cooperate
• Memorial service to be held Monday for decorated, retired Brig. Gen. Anson Wayne Schulz
• Huntsville police officer placed on administrative leave after allegations of misconduct
• Education chief says it will take years to repair damage to schools caused by April 27 tornadoes
• National Weather Service says Alabama tornado chance from upcoming storms is 'little to none'
• Huntsville police asking for help locating missing man
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, May 12
• Statewide weather briefing set today ahead of Friday's storm front
• Huntsville Museum of Art offers Classic Movies in the Park series
• Strong storms expected Friday across Alabama, National Weather Service says
• Huntsville Utilities says grid fragile, but no blackouts expected
• Vehicle description leads to 2 arrests following overnight burglary, Huntsville police say
• Alabama Supreme Court won't end rape case against Madison man who speaks only obscure Spanish dialect and lacks interpreter
• Tanner woman needs help picking up the pieces of her home
• Huntsville officials self-report incident to Alabama Ethics Commission
• Jillian Michaels joins the ranks of celebrities choosing to adopt abroad
• Huntsville-Madison County 911 Center dealt with calls from distant counties during tornadoes
• After surviving Lee High bus crash, Massey endures tornado
• Stamp out hunger with the Letter Carriers' Food Drive
• Horizon Elementary School teacher Dr. Gay Barnes is named Alabama Teacher of the Year
• Madison teacher Dr. Gay Barnes is named Alabama Teacher of the Year
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville system going forward with transfers of special needs students next year
• Madison teacher is one of four finalists for state top education honor to be announced tonight on APT
• Madison City Schools receives waiver for days missed due to storms (Updated)
• Tuesday power outage in Northwest Madison County, North Huntsville not due to grid problems, utility says
• Huntsville police officer to be honored at national, county fallen officers memorials
• TVA's Browns Ferry nuclear plant cited for significant safety violation, will face increased federal scrutiny
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 11, 2011
• Tornado volunteer center at Huntsville First Baptist Church will close Thursday
• Ask Us: What is a disaster recovery center?
• Discount grocer Aldi is entering the Huntsville market
• NASCAR driver named 2011's most influential athlete: See top 10
• Huntsville International Airport passenger count up last month compared to April 2010
• Gov. Bentley visits Jackson County; hears concerns on looting
• Madison school board amends 2010-11 budget
• Huntsville police blotter
• Months before shooting, Amy Bishop told friend UAH officials 'act like I am going to walk in and shoot somebody'
• America's uninsured cannot afford to pay hospital bills
• Power outage affecting north Huntsville and western Madison County
• Removing mountain of debris the 'biggest step' for tornado recovery in Harvest, Toney
• Power outage reported in north and west Huntsville off of University Drive
• Madison County volunteer center at First Baptist Church closing
• Huntsville, Madison County students will not have to make up days lost to storms, power outages (Updated)
• Huntsville man arrested for firing assault rifle at passing car
• Man calls police, claims he was robbed twice by same people
• Man gets away safely during attempted robbery, Huntsville police say
• FEMA opens new Disaster Recovery Center in Athens
• From Antarctica to Huntsville, recovery volunteer helping out
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 10
• Rep. Mo Brooks, President Obama share spot in Golf Digest's rankings of D.C. power brokers
• Women's Business Center of North Alabama staffing booth at disaster recovery center
• Most wanted list for tornado recovery: Chain saw operators, homes for victims
• City of Madison facing redistricting project
• Huntsville police blotter
• Committee redrawing congressional map hears Shoals wants to stay together, Morgan County chamber wants 5th District
• Huntsville police say University Drive wreck the result of Calvary Street shooting
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle: 'We will emerge as a resilient, stronger and better community'
• Nikki Hammonds of Harvest becomes tornado's ninth Madison County, Alabama victim
• City has no control over Internet map search site results
• Huntsville Utilities customer service swamped with phone calls
• Volunteer chainsaw operators needed to aid in tornado clean up
• Singer Whitney Houston begins another round of rehab for drug and alcohol abuse
• Argument turns violent in Huntsville when brother shoots brother
• TVA restores power grid, system vulnerable as it recovers from storm
• Decatur woman arrested on assault charges from February incident
• Volunteers spend Mother's Day helping Harvest tornado victims
• Randolph senior selected as 2011 Presidential Scholar
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle going on TV to talk about tornado's impact
• Westminster chicks survive the tornadoes, thrill students
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, May 9
• Huntsville police arrest three people for stealing dog
• Ask Us: Can I get help from FEMA if I have insurance?
• Huntsville police investigating rape case
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (May 9, 2011)
• Churches affected by tornadoes vow to survive, ask members to help others
• Madison police chief seeks grant for 4 additional officers
• Bleak volunteer turnout Sunday, amid needs food is top priority
• Arts Council to feature some 'Panoply pieces' throughout summer
• Huntsville police blotter
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Aug. 8
• Last-minute health-focused Mother's Day gifts
• Assuring Happy Mother's Day: Chris Pecou rescues mom as tornado strikes her home
• 132 Miles of Devastation: EF-5 tornado deadliest in United States in last 56 years
• Our story: The tornadoes of April 27 from the perspective of The Huntsville Times' reporters and editors
• Volunteers come from all over the country to help with tornado clean-up efforts
• Madison pastor: 'We've got to be God's hand extended
• 'The Lord brought Butch home because he didn't want Katie to be alone'
• U.S. 72 repaving in Madison on planning group's agenda
• Older Americans Festival canceled; Sharon Johnston playground postponed
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: May 7
• Political media outlet PRonlineNews.com back on-line after tornado impact
• Hundreds of volunteers work on Madison County tornado cleanup Friday, but more needed
• Alabama Democrats begin state communications with a newsletter
• Best friends take their off days and volunteer for tornado relief
• 44 Senators send letter to Obama: no accountability no confirmations on anyone
• U.S. Senator Shelby's office to begin using Twitter
• Tea Party Rally: the focus for July
• Area legislators encourage recovery volunteers to keep working
• Huntsville police blotter
• "Biggest Loser" star Jillian Michaels headed to "The Doctors" and "Dr. Phil"
• Huntsville school board names finalists for superintendent post
• Alabama animals displaced by tornadoes getting outside help from best-selling New York author
• School board finishes interviews with Lt. Gen. Frank Libutti, sole Huntsville-based superintendent candidate
• Dr. Casey Wardynski's military background brings nontraditional edge to search for Huntsville superintendent
• Huntsville police officer honored by Legislature for stopping possible suicide in 2010 incident
• North Alabama tornado victims invited to town hall meetings
• Huntsville-area retail market showing signs of growth
• Man and woman killed in car wreck in New Hope
• All power restored to Redstone Arsenal; normal operations resume Monday
• Madison County tornadoes cost local governments up to $10 million
• Hiring, finances topics during Huntsville board's interview of Dr. Daniel Brigman
• American Red Cross hosts blood drive today at A. M. Booth's Lumberyard
• Brett Springston of Texas eager to accept Huntsville schools' challenges if chosen as superintendent
• Huntsville Market Symposium focuses on 'Thriving in all Real Estate Cycles'
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, May 6
• Madison woman says volunteering is her job, but it's an emotional one
• Fewer than 300 customers without power, Huntsville Utilities urges conservation
• Volunteers helping throughout the county, more expected to volunteer Saturday
• Lt. Gen. Pillsbury retirement ceremony today on Redstone Arsenal celebrates 38 years in uniform
• National Weather Service chief tells Huntsville forecasters to 'walk with your head held high'
• 5 caskets, 1 family: The saddest sight of the tornado devastation
• Hollywood legend Zsa Zsa Gabor hospitalized with pneumonia
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville school board votes to combine schools' library, textbook systems
• Federal grant to Alabama will assist in providing temporary jobs for those affected by tornadoes
• Brother of Huntsville murder victim says proposed stalking law might have saved his sister's life
• MSFC to remain closed Friday, but it's back to work for most at Redstone Arsenal
• House approves bill that would revise process for selection of Alabama A&M trustees
• Huntsville Utilities has power back to most customers, some still waiting
• Beth Wright of North Carolina focuses on achievements during interview for Huntsville superintendent post
• House approves legislation to further blunt hate group's protest of funerals in Alabama
• Dr. Barry Carroll cites his love for Huntsville, public education during interview for superintendent slot
• Huntsville Kiwanis Prayer Breakfast draws 700
• Huntsville board begins superintendent candidate interviews with Dr. Eric King of Indiana (Updated)
• Marshall Space Flight Center will remain closed Friday due to continuing power outage
• Red Cross offering help to those still trying to make contact with loved ones
• SAT testing Saturday at UAH postponed; will be rescheduled
• Florence Library screens "7 Faces of Dr. Lao"
• Less than 1,000 Huntsville Utilities customers still without power
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, May 5
• Several Red Cross shelters close as needs diminish, including Harvest shelter
• Ellen Bomer 'relieved' following killing of bin Laden, whose terrorist attack left her blind
• Butler High School burglarized during county-wide power outage
• Animal welfare organizations collecting supplies for pets in North Alabama areas affected by the storms
• Madison County asks U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to oversee massive debris removal effort
• Huntsville, Madison County students return to class today
• Bob Jones students use newspaper to reflect on storms that ravaged North Alabama
• Four-wheelers pitch in to help tornado victims on Alabama's Gill Road
• Volunteers return to Madison County tornado scene after day of rain
• Marshall County's Ruth community experiencing outpouring of donations for tornado victims
• Republicans reject Democrats' proposal to turn redistricting over to citizens board
• Madison County legislator compares tornado outbreak of 1974 and last week's storm
• Soprano BRANDIE SUTTON gains THIRD PLACE in THE AMERICAN PRIZE
• 3 Adventists Killed in Violent Storms
• MDA to open, MSFC to remain closed Thursday on Redstone Arsenal
• Huntsville police announce road closings for WhistleStop Festival
• Judge rules against fired Huntsville principal in race bias complaint
• Huntsville school board releases interview schedule for superintendent candidates
• Storm recovery jobs being posted on Alabama's online jobs database
• Huntsville police arrest 2 people after man held at gunpoint
• Alabama Revenue Department offers tax filing extension for state's tornado victims
• Lt. Gen. Pillsbury retirement dinner canceled, but ceremony will be Friday on Redstone Arsenal
• Local volunteers collecting prom dresses for area teens
• Madison County water supply improving, but conservation still requested
• Power back on for 97 percent of Huntsville Utilities customers, curfew in effect long-term for tornado zone
• Marshall Space Flight Center will remain closed Thursday
• Stores in Huntsville malls begin to reopen as power returns
• Insurance companies providing several ways to report tornado damage claims
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, May 4
• Proceeds from 2011 Cotton Row to benefit Alabama tornado victims: Register today
• Schools reopening, curfew lifted, power back on for most as Madison County tornado recovery continues
• Storms and bin Laden killing leave us with a week we'll tell the grandchildren about
• Massive effort restoring power to most of North Alabama
• Small areas also hit by deadly storms ask volunteers, 'Don't forget us'
• Alabama legislature to vote today on bill that could help excuse days lost to tornadoes
• House-passed bill would protect homestead exemption for Alabama storm victims
• The form volunteers fill out to help in Madison County tornado called a necessary headache
• Drake State resumes classes Wednesday; UAH graduation postponed
• Huntsville Utilities expects 95 percent of customers to have power by Wednesday morning
• Redstone Arsenal still mostly without power, but some organizations and areas are open
• Schools in Madison County set to reopen, AP exams to resume
• State gives disaster area residents extension to renew car tags
• More power coming into Huntsville, no details yet on who is getting it
• Curfew remains in effect, will be lifted once more power restored
• Natural gas service restored to Chapel Hill Estates
• Curfew lifted for Huntsville and Madison, parts of Madison County
• Critical materials in UAH and other laboratories protected by backup power when tornadoes struck
• Approximately 70 percent of Huntsville Utilities customers now have power
• All Madison County court proceedings canceled for the week
• Madison County water system meeting demand, but asks customers to conserve
• Free tarps available in Harvest area to protect damaged property from rain
• UAH to remain closed until Monday because of continued power outages
• Marshall Space Flight Center to remain closed Wednesday
• Businesses bottom lines a casualty of tornadoes
• Huntsville's largest shopping centers gradually opening
• Power of DNA goes beyond positive ID of slain Osama bin Laden
• Backlog caused delay in disaster declaration for Madison, Limestone, Jackson, Mo Brooks says
• Five days after the storms, and North Sand Mountain reels from losses of four tornado victims on the same road
• OU Alumna Weds in Paris
• NAPS Brings Relief to Neighboring Communities
• Madison Public Works collecting spoiled meats
• TVA's 'high-line lineman' working in destruction like they've never seen
• Fire at Payless Tires believed to be arson (video)
• No indication when TVA will add more local power, Browns Ferry plant will remain offline
• Huntsville superintendent candidate interviews slated for Thursday, Friday
• Huntsville's Parkway Place Mall opening until 7 p.m.
• Students in Madison County school systems to return to class this week
• Adventist Disaster Response Warehouse accepts donations, offers help to those in need
• Death toll on one Jackson County road stands at 4; reports of possibile fatalities in other areas of North Sand Mountain
• Redstone Arsenal: Building managers, Chugach contract employees to report Tuesday morning
• Only wind and rain expected overnight, no severe storms
• Want to help? Huntsville organizations seeking donations, volunteers
• A list of needs for emergency shelter at Good Shepherd United Methodist needs
• TVA temporarily halts adding more electricity to Huntsville system, concerns relate to large industrial customers
• Madison County schools reopening Thursday pending power restoration
• Redstone Arsenal officials reviewed security, 'comfortable' in wake of bin Laden's death
• Redstone Federal Credit Union continuing to open more branches
• For Moms' Day: Tell us how you spent time with family during blackout
• Huntsville Utilities map shows where and when power has been restored
• Disaster relief station open for donations, families in need
• Some Huntsville school employees to return to work Tuesday
• Huntsville Fire & Rescue battles second fire flare-up at Payless Tires (with video)
• Belk, Dillards at Huntsville's Parkway Place mall are open
• Mo Brooks: Bin Laden's death a message to terrorists about American determination
• Derby community bond
• Huntsville power restored: Let's not forget lessons learned from 2011 tornadoes
• Power comes back on in areas across Huntsville, but situation still not normal
• Huntsville Utilities restoring power in small pieces
• At Harvest church, it has been 'an amazing week, and, oh my goodness, the stories'
• Power updates: Listing of who has electricity; add your neighborhood in the comments section
• Gov. Robert Bentley declares Alabama Level 1 disaster area, comparable to Katrina, World Trade Center after 9/11
• More Huntsville restaurants, stores find ways to open as power slowly returns
• Volunteers at the tornado scene in northwest Madison County: 'We're giving hope'
• Grandparents among four fatalities in Limestone County
• Curfew still in effect, police arresting violators
• Severe weather in forecast for tornado-stricken North Alabama
• Huntsville getting power restored in small pieces
• President Obama expected to add individuals in Madison County to disaster proclamation
• Churches pray for Alabama tornado victims, collect food and clothes, organize volunteer teams
• 3 percent of county with power, officials say, including parts of Madison Boulevard and University Drive
• Huntsville's hospitals all open, new clinics also opening Sunday
• Law enforcement officials stress curfew, staying out of damaged areas and rules of the road
• Alabama tornadoes: 474,000 Huntsville homes & businesses still without power
• Madison County tornadoes: We are neighbors, all of us
• Facebook page helps reunite photos with families
• Embracing the inconvenience from tornado rather than griping opens up whole new world
• Want to help clean up Madison County tornado damage?
• Harvest cleanup volunteer says God guided him to Rocket City
• Huntsville school board may resume superintendent candidates' interviews this week
• Robert Bentley visits scenes of devastation in Madison County
• In history of North Alabama tornadoes, this outbreak is 'a relatively rare event, no matter how you slice it'
• Huntsville psychologist suggests ways to cope with tornadoes' terror
• Family and friends remember those killed in Madison County tornadoes
• Redstone Arsenal open for 'basic life services,' generators for sale to authorized personnel
• Insurance companies setting up mobile disaster claims centers in Huntsville area
• About 3,000 volunteers show up for Harvest tornado cleanup efforts
• Huntsville Utilities says power restoration will be slower than expected, some electricity may be back Monday night
• Huntsville businesses making contributions, organizing volunteer efforts after storms
• North Alabama Medical Reserve Corps activated; preregistered volunteers urged to call in
• University of Alabama in Huntsville suspends graduation, final exam schedules
• Gov. Robert Bentley in Madison County to view tornado devastation
• Huntsville Utilities asking customers to conserve water
• Madison County briefing: No "significant" power until Tuesday, garbage pickup Monday, no school until Wednesday at earliest
• CVS on Whitesburg Drive in Huntsville giving away ice
• Hundreds of volunteers needed to help clean up storm debris in Harvest, Toney
• Garbage pickup to resume on normal schedule Monday
• City, county officials ask Madison County schools not to open until Wednesday
• Alabama tornadoes update: death toll climbs and mass power outages continue
• Huntsville Utilities 'putting up wire, setting poles' in heroic effort to restore power
• Power back at Huntsville Hospital, Hospital for Women and Children has feed from Huntsville Utilities
• Arab family devastated by tornado: 'They were trying to hold on to each other'
• Missile Defense Agency on Redstone Arsenal closed, employees asked not to report
• Area congregations will gather for prayer Sunday
• Hospitals seeing an increase in carbon monoxide poisoning from improperly ventilated generators; Huntsville Utilities asks residents to use care
• Latest on school closures across North Alabama
• More shelters, aid made available for tornado victims
• Huntsville International Airport operating without interruption
• Mail delivery continues, check list for changes in impacted areas
• Huntsville-area banks working to get some branches open
• Madison County tornado victims: 6 of 9 names released by officials
• Athens has been an oasis for Huntsvillians affected by storms
• TVA beginning to rebuild its power system, Huntsville likely to see benefits by Monday
• 5 casualties in Arab all from same family, including baby twin boy
• Guard troops activated, at work in Madison County and across state
• This is not a disaster: Madison, Limestone, Morgan and Jackson counties not on list of federal disaster areas
• Fayetteville traffic heavy, but supplies holding up
• Want to help with storm cleanup? Limestone County needs volunteers
• Railroad crossings block Holmes Avenue in Huntsville
• Meteorologist released from hospital, survived deadly storm
• Restaurants serving food to public at Joe Davis Stadium
• Redstone Arsenal open, but only 'essential' personnel should report to work
• Man killed in shooting at closed Huntsville gas station
• Tornadoes now responsible for 9 deaths in Madison County, officials say
• Some Huntsvillians leave wreckage for unplanned vacations
• Some Huntsville restaurants open till food is gone or spoiled
• 'Worst string of tornadoes to ever hit north Alabama' leaves residents uncertain about power, fuel and food
• Huntsville Hospital running on generators, non-essential staff not working
• TVA predicting 5 days till power restored, longer for rural areas
• American Red Cross prepared to help, offers tips on food and safety
• Cleaning up Harvest going to be a marathon, not a sprint, commissioner says
• Anderson Hills families lose everything in tornadoes, climb out of rubble (video, photo gallery)
• Stevenson residents jockey for gas with out-of-towners
• Guntersville neighbors help each other pick up debris, beginning to recover
• Huntsville authorities telling people to stay off roads unless necessary
• In Arab, killer tornado breaks hearts and wrecks lives
• Emergency Press Release
• Emergency workers still in rescue mode, curfew enforced by law enforcement
• Dusk 'til dawn curfew imposed on Madison County residents, stay home if possible
• Huntsville Utilities urges residents to take precautions as they work to restore power
• Schools open shower, food stations in Lincoln County
• Alabama governor gives number to send tornado relief donations
• Red Cross 'Safe and Well' website a place to connect with family, friends in disaster
• Panoply canceled, food vendors and generators to help EMA
• In Huntsville business 'as usual' despite loss of power
• Marshall Space Flight Center director says storm won't stop support of shuttle launch
• Joe Davis Stadium feeding tornado survivors in Huntsville
• Don't drive unless necessary, use extreme caution
• Fayetteville wall-to-wall with Alabama storm refugees
• Looking for food or fuel? A list of open businesses in north Alabama
• Huntsville weather forecasters say 'it's going to take a while' to know storm tracks, total
• Alabama tornadoes: Power could be out for 5 days in Madison County, TVA infrastructure damaged
• Some pharmacies open, emergency officials release phone numbers for non-emergency services
• Red Cross announces shelters for Madison, Marshall Counties
• 7 dead in Madison County tornadoes, 50 injured taken to Huntsville Hospital
• Alabama residents reeling from deadly tornadoes
• At least 7 dead, scores injured, in north Alabama storms
• We're all in this together: Stay home and help your neighbor in aftermath of tornado
• Death, destruction in Jackson, Marshall counties
• Expect delays in delivery of The Huntsville Times today
• Anderson Hills hit hard in Harvest, again: 'In less than 20 seconds, it was over' (slideshow)
• School closures and delays across Tennessee Valley, police urging people to stay home
• 6 deaths confirmed in Arab
• Marshall County EMA reports wide storm damage, several injuries
• Rain-wrapped tornadoes reported in south Madison and Limestone Counties, debris falling from sky in Harvest
• Monrovia takes 'direct hit' when storms moved through Madison County around lunchtime
• Some sirens not sounding in Limestone County
• Tornado reported 8 miles northeast of Arab, heading for New Hope
• Madison County, Madison City and Huntsville schools closing early because of weather, more closings
• Some Madison County students still at school until roads can be clear
• First round of public interviews for Huntsville superintendent candidates begins Thursday
• Flash flood warning issued for Madison County
• Restoring power across Madison County could take days, Huntsville Utilities says
• 1,000 trees down at Guntersville State Park, 1 injury reported in Marshall County
• More severe weather expected throughout Tennessee Valley
• Guntersville cleaning out from tornado; 3-year-old girl evacuated to safety
• 60,000 Madison County residents without power, 20 substations offline
• Madison County Courthouse closed; Monrovia Community Center opened for those displaced by storms
• Tornadoes touch down in Limestone, Morgan counties, damage reports rolling in
• Huntsville police locate body in Pinhook Creek
• Tennessee Valley storm round-up: What's the damage in your neighborhood? Send us your damage reports, photos and videos
• 1 person dead in Pisgah after storms hit Sand Mountain, officials say
• I-65 southbound is blocked near the 299 mile marker in Cullman County.
• Huntsville mom finds effective autism therapy for her child
• Multiple tornadoes touch down in Guntersville, Arab
• Madison County, Huntsville and Madison City schools delayed as severe weather whips through area
• Replacing Ann Roy Moore: The 7 candidates for Huntsville schools superintendent
• Schools across Tennessee Valley opening late because of weather
• Overturned vehicle on Highway 72 westbound on top of Chapman Mountain.
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison trees no longer blowing in the wind
• Morgan County authorities arrest 2 for stealing a bathtub
• Week 5 of FBI Citizen's Academy focuses on severity of cyber crime
• Huntsville-based Systems Technology Co. is among semifinalists for Freedom Award
• Decatur prison escapee Michael Reid sought by authorities
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, April 26
• Retired military leaders among finalists for Huntsville schools superintendent
• Madison moves step closer to tax referendum
• Madison City Council appoints Ranae Bartlett to school board seat being vacated by Sue Helms
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville school board receives 7 candidates for superintendent
• Congressman Mo Brooks allies with state lawmakers to push for balanced budget amendment
• Huntsville official says review of pedestrian fatalities reveals the rest of the story
• HudsonAlpha DNA Day activities attract hundreds to McMillian Park
• UAH honors Naval nurse who served in Afghanistan with alumni award
• Antoine Dodson's Huntsville court appearance is brief, quiet
• Rocket City Rumble III Preview
• Dixie takes hard fall in 1st quarter rankings
• Court date set for Antoine Dodson in Huntsville marijuana possession bust
• Russian students visit Huntsville schools as part of exchange program
• New Hope Elementary students honor late teacher's aide with recycling project
• Girls Inc. sends two girls to White House for today's Easter Egg Roll
• Huntsville man sets himself on fire in front of police
• Antoine Dodson to be arraigned in Huntsville on marijuana possession charge
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, April 25
• AMC commander Gen. Ann Dunwoody moving into home on Redstone Arsenal
• Blount County Schools offer summer camps
• Blount County Schools offer summer camps
• Hit the greens for golf tournament to benefit HEALS
• 'Civil War Bones' tour brings Maple Hill Cemetery's early history to life
• Child expected to survive accidental shooting near Ardmore
• Huntsville police blotter
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• What's happening in Blount County Schools (April 25, 2011)
• Child being flown to Huntsville Hospital following accidental shooting in Toney
• 16-year-old Huntsville shooting victim expected to make full recovery
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 24
• Alabama's past echoes through property tax trial
• UAH Interim President Malcolm Portera wants to 'add to the pace'
• How many calories in your favorite Easter foods?
• Some scars remain, but it's resilience that marks Albertville a year after devastating tornado
• Pot bust won't necessarily hurt Antoine Dodson's career, former agent says
• Saturday wreck in western Limestone County leaves one dead, three hurt
• Children scoop up 16,000 Easter eggs at events in Huntsville, Madison
• New Superior Bank N.A. customers experienced 'no disruption' after acquisition
• Antoine Dodson arrested after he was stopped near Arctic Street in Huntsville, police say
• Huntsville's Perry family always ready for duty
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 23
• One dead in wreck on U.S. 72 in Limestone County
• Antoine Dodson arrested for marijuana in Huntsville early Saturday
• Alabama A&M students propose the future in STEM Day projects
• Schools pitching in to help build playground at Sharon Johnston Park
• John Goodrum is remembered for his prominence as an architect and for his strength
• Huntsville girl spends the day in Washington with congresswoman
• Wolfie is first Huntsville Therapy Partners bunny
• Greek Orthodox Easter includes ancient rituals
• Huntsville school layoffs put system on 'road to financial recovery,' Mayor Tommy Battle says
• Lady Gaga fan dies & is resuscitated at Nashville concert
• SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Huntsville tentatively scheduled to open around late May
• Albertville litter clean-up effort marks anniversary of tornado
• One in critical condition after wreck involving Huntsville fire truck
• Judge rules 911 call admitting January 2009 Huntsville killing will be part of case against Samuel Miles
• Missing 13-year-old Madison County girl in stolen car crashes into 18-wheeler
• Leftovers are worm food for green-minded Huntsville couple
• Another 280 Huntsville school employees cut in second round of layoffs
• UAH bid for National Solar Observatory is worldwide news
• Singing group Committed makes splash at Oakwood gala
• UAH hires search firm to help seek out new president
• Madison School Board supports Students First bill
• UAH one of two finalists for site of National Solar Observatory
• Huntsville police blotter
• Ten movies with Huntsville connections
• Marshall County school locked down after threat
• BP agreement to speed up restoration efforts from Gulf oil spill
• Want to study nuclear energy? Auburn University to offer minor
• Local students win National Merit Scholarships from corporations
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, April 21
• Man robs University Drive Captain D's through drive-thru window, police say
• Bike safety 101: Three skills for your child to master (Part 2 of 3)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville Utilities owes TVA $37.6 million for past electric usage
• Huntsville school board to take up layoffs, salary changes
• Alabama chief justice says sentencing bills approved by Senate committee will reduce crime
• Senate commitee approves bill that would keep cell phones out of hands of Alabama prison inmates
• Times Watchdog report: A look at bills filed by Huntsville's freshmen GOP senators
• DeKarlos Blackmon, wife, join president at White House Easter Prayer Breakfast
• Redstone Arsenal supporting night flight tests; steps taken to curb noise
• Authorities arrest 2 men in connection to Meridianville bank robbery
• Regions Bank robbed in north Madison County
• Huntsville police arrest four in connection with armed robbery and home invasion
• UAH Professor Debra Moriarity honored for heroism at campus shooting
• Woman assaulted and robbed, Huntsville police say
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, April 20
• Alabama property tax trial wraps up, judge's decision likely months away
• Power outages and school delays across Tennessee Valley after storms
• McDonald's on lawsuit: Parents have choice in buying Happy Meals
• Multiple accidents due to wet roads this morning.
• Huntsville police citizens council hears concerns from community
• Madison Council interviews school board candidates
• Dr. Mary Jane Caylor seeks old job as Huntsville superintendent
• Madison County could return to appointing, not electing, school superintendent
• Huntsville police blotter
• Still feeling the consequences, personal and environmental, a year after Deepwater Horizon explosion
• AARP pushing legislation to reduce pedestrian, bicyclist fatalities in Alabama cities
• Space Shuttle Discovery crew thrills crowd at Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center (video)
• Huntsville's Toyota engine plant, other facilities add non-production days through May
• Family of slain officer Daniel Golden awarded $37.5 million by Huntsville jury in civil suit
• Huntsville's Chris Robinson among 2 Alabama A&M trustees confirmed by Senate
• More than 750 volunteers needed to build playground at Sharon Johnston Park
• Chance of thunderstorms and strong winds overnight in North Alabama
• Athens man charged with sexual abuse against a child
• Huntsville/Madison County 'Best Places to Work' and 'Most Valuable Employees' recognized
• Decatur Animal Services finishes 13th of 50 shelters in first round of ASPCA's $100,000 Challenge
• Commission that oversees U.S. Space & Rocket Center adopts policy to handle contracts
• Huntsville Housing Authority, city want 'shared vision' for Councill Courts redevelopment
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center recruiting volunteers
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, April 19
• Authors of Alabama property tax laws testify they were worried about increases
• Accident on I-565 eastbound causes delays near Wall Triana.
• UAH knew Amy Bishop was danger, says widow of slain professor in lawsuit
• Softball tournament to benefit Blountsville Chief of Police
• Bike Safety 101: Prevent head injuries with a helmet (Part 1 of 3)
• Imahara shares secrets on Energizer Bunny, R2D2 at UAH appearance
• South Huntsville Civic Association gets encouraging words from State Assistant School Superintendent
• Huntsville police blotter
• Family robbed at gunpoint inside their Huntsville home
• Police investigating possible sexual abuse case against 7-year-old Huntsville child
• Huntsville police investigating possible child abuse case involving 4-year-old
• No one injured after gun shot into Huntsville home
• North Alabama legislators seek help from attorney general on question of weed problem in Lake Guntersville
• Alabama property tax trial features testimony of attorney who helped draft current law
• Commission approves water rate hikes in Madison County
• New cellphone brain impact study has expert advising users to take care
• Ridgecrest Elementary students create quilts for Harris Home for Children
• Huntsville's Randolph School will host 'Pluto killer' Mike Brown on Tuesday
• Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers of filing deadline
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 18
• Woman's south Huntsville home burglarized
• North Huntsville auto repair shop burglarized
• Class participates in terrorist drill during week 4 of FBI Citizen's Academy
• Nicolas Cage: Charged with public drunkenness and more
• Overturned car on Parkway causes major delays for southbound traffic.
• Alabama property tax trial resumes today in Huntsville federal court
• Teams reach for the sky at NASA Student Launch Initiative
• Huntsville police blotter
• Jet skier missing on Tennessee River in Morgan County
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 17
• Is Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant strong enough? Quake expert has doubts
• Earnhardt memorialized on specially designed bus
• Federal budget topic of Republican group's monthly breakfast
• Cajun food, music fill Von Braun Center for crawfish boil
• City of Madison to hold public hearing April 25 on proposed property tax referendum
• Huntsville hires four more contractors for Redstone Gateway office park upgrades
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 16
• Accused Huntsville teacher on house arrest after posting bond
• Discovery Middle School's Green Group is sponsoring Madison's first glass recycling program
• Huntsville schools chief Ann Roy Moore passed over for Iowa job
• Terrifying tornado in Mississippi captured on video
• Inclement weather affecting Huntsville area events
• Huntsville business leaders expect local economy to expand, though confidence was down for second quarter, survey shows
• Huntsville apartment catches fire, several people displaced
• Decatur Animal Services moves up to No. 14 in ASPCA contest, last day to vote
• Parts of northeast Huntsville without power
• City leaders past, present pay respects to Martha Simms Rambo
• Threat for tornadoes and severe storms could last through night for Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, April 15
• Police chief awards 2 Huntsville officers with life saving medals
• First female police chief at Alabama A&M has history as trailblazer
• A catalyst for Civil War after suing for freedom, slave Dred Scott once lived in Huntsville
• Belk Hudson Lofts aims to bring affordable housing to downtown Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• New U.S. 231 bridge over Tennessee River on hold
• Catherine Zeta-Jones treated for bipolar disorder
• Morton apologizes to state school board for failing to inform them of educational software contract
• Pedestrian killed in wreck north of Huntsville
• Private group receives $13 million in state funds to contract for educational software without state school board approval
• South Huntsville fire destroys 2 apartments, displaces 3
• TVA to scale back Widows Creek operations, pay $10 million in settlement with Feds (Updated)
• Huntsville Tea Party tax day rally postponed
• Tennessee Valley Civil War Round Table is a model for other groups
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursdsay, April 14
• Man injured during attempted robbery in downtown Huntsville
• Alabama A&M hires Monica Ray as police chief
• Man gets away during attempted robbery in north Huntsville
• Watchdog report: Huntsville leaders won't allow hotel on Von Braun Center North Hall parking lot
• Just in time for Easter: How many calories in America's favorite candy?
• Huntsville-trained engineer creates phone system for anti-Gadhafi rebels in Libya
• Oakwood’s Honda Campus All-Star Challenge Takes Home $25,000
• From pain to pride and prominence at Oakwood's Historic Slave Cemetery
• Huntsville police blotter
• Former Huntsvillian helps Libyan rebels hijack Gadhafi's phones, set up new network for fighting
• Huntsville teacher Harvey Knotts accused of sexually abusing female students, 9-10 years old, court documents say
• Huntsville board members mum on 'candid' meeting about performances
• Mother and daughter arrested for promoting prostitution through Lacey's Spring spa and online escort agency
• Couple shot at Huntsville apartment, police release little information
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, April 13
• Girls tops sold at Kohl's, Dillard's & others recalled for high lead content
• Wilson Opens Spring Meeting Sermon with Call to Christ's Righteousness
• Adventist President: Look to Jesus
• From pain to pride and prominence at Oakwood's Historic Slave Cemetery
• Huntsville police blotter
• Martha Simms Rambo remembered for series of firsts, contributions to Huntsville
• Huntsville board meets privately with consultant for 'frank' talk about members' performances
• Tenure to be topic of Montgomery public hearing today
• Alabama chief justice authorizes closure of court offices on Fridays due to budget cuts
• Alabama legislative resolution seeks to thwart Atlanta metro area from taking water from Tennessee River
• Huntsville students get a jump-start on spring break, despite makeup days
• Mixed results at airport's International Intermodal Center
• Know a super-recycler? Let us know about them
• Pluto 'killer' Mike Brown in Huntsville next week for book signing, lecture
• Decatur Animal Services moves to No. 18
• Huntsville nightclub burglarized, cash stolen
• Final Madison Growth Plan meeting tonight
• Decatur man arrested for selling car with lien on it
• Prosecutor says accused Huntsville teacher had prior arrest in Bermuda
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, April 12
• Astronaut 'Wheels' inspires Space Campers, praises team at Marshall Space Flight Center
• Tenure reform bill to be topic of Montgomery public hearing
• U.S. Space and Rocket Center will learn today if it gets a retired shuttle from NASA
• Madison City Council finally approves Enhanced 911 agreement
• Madison teacher makes Final Four in state contest
• Moore's Mill area fire is work of arsonist
• Huntsville police blotter
• Hope Channel Uplinks GC Spring Council Meetings Live from OU Campus
• Madison County water rate increase may be less than previously proposed
• City has system to pay for pothole damage to a vehicle
• Rev up to fight cancer with Relay for Life in Huntsville
• Churches and war: Union troops' use of area places of worship during Civil War occupation
• Orr will take 15 percent cut in legislative salary to mirror proration in state General Fund budget
• Civil War, Holy War?
• $1 million bond set for Huntsville teacher accused of abusing children
• Huntsville's Civil War history shown through diaries and letters
• Huntsville teacher in court for bond hearing in sex abuse case
• Week 3 of FBI Citizen's Academy focuses on espionage and counterintelligence
• Damaging winds, hail biggest threat for afternoon storms
• Huntsville convenience store clerk chases robbers off with his own gun
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 11
• Limestone prison testing escape sirens
• Shields Road in Huntsville closed due to overturned 18-wheeler
• Ask Us: Why is hospital at Redstone named Fox?
• Ghosts of Confederate prison speak with graffiti at the Huntsville Depot
• Autism 101: Facts of Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Bunny Bonanza
• Man injured in motorcycle wreck on Memorial Parkway near Airport Road
• Huntsville police blotter
• Man suffers injuries during Huntsville robbery
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 10
• Huntsville native LeRoy Pope Walker's command to "reduce the fort" started the Civil War
• Huntsville celebrates 50 years of manned space flight with Yuri's Night
• California Street sinkhole repaired, road open
• Police charge McDonnell teacher with 3 additional sexual abuse charges
• Weatherly, Canstatt signal equipment problem fixed
• Good People: Alabama A&M students singing, playing to raise money for pianos
• UAB raises tuition in professional medical studies
• Search for new UAH president 'highest priority' for UA trustees
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 9
• Part of California Street closed because of sink hole
• Accused Huntsville teacher passed background check despite Bermuda allegations
• Parents of special needs children demand fair treatment from Huntsville school system
• Alabama Supreme Court upholds dismissal of altered gun case against ex-Huntsville cop
• Alabama Supreme Court sides with Colsa Corp. in tax case against Huntsville
• Madison County Commission can't agree on employee work time recording system
• New Madison high school is back on track after inclement weather delays construction
• UAH rebuilding biology department with help from Chan family, UAHuntsville Foundation gifts
• What happens during a government shutdown? Here are some answers
• Top two Alabama legislators testify property tax hike unlikely to happen
• Huntsville's Toyota engine plant will join other North American facilities in non-production days
• Huntsville malls will host Easter bunny visits
• Search committee formed as UAH seeks new president
• Only 69 employees would run Huntsville's Marshall Space Flight Center if government shuts down
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, April 8
• Decatur mother arrested after child born with cocaine in its system
• Huntsville hotel robbed at gunpoint, police searching for robbers
• Donor gifts fund new art facility at UAB; UA trustees study capital projects
• Huntsville car dealers' inventory OK for now, but there's some uncertainty about future
• New $39 million student life center will be focal point of UAH campus
• Ryland post office future remains undecided despite moving notice
• Actress Mariska Hargitay adopts a newborn at age 47
• Huntsville police blotter
• Trader Joe's, Cheesecake Factory top Huntsville's most-wanted list
• Huntsville Superintendent Dr. Ann Roy Moore a finalist for superintendent post in Iowa
• Former Farm Bureau, Forestry Association officials defend property tax efforts
• Changes to Huntsville teachers' salary schedule could save system $500,000, consultant says
• McDonnell Elementary teacher accused of sexually abusing children at school (updated)
• City to look at remedy for Bob Wallace, Leeman Ferry turn lane confusion
• Alabama House approves bill that would ban elective abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy
• UAH unveils plans to build $39 million student life center
• Huntsville Superintendent Dr. Ann Roy Moore a finalist for post in Iowa
• Alabama House shouts 'No!' to temporary pay cut
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks cancels trip to district and will stay in Washington for budget showdown
• Four arrested in Decatur for multiple car burglaries
• 7 Madison County students win National Achievement scholarships
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, April 7
• Alabama among 10 least peaceful states
• Decatur police, fugitive task force arrest man on burglary charges
• Huntsville police investigating armed robbery at Wings to Go
• The 'visual cues' in painting tell the story of Thomas Martin's life on Monte Sano
• On Redstone Arsenal, leaders preparing so mission isn't threatened by possible government shutdown
• Huntsville system weighing transfer of autistic students to new schools
• Huntsville police blotter
• Political veterans recall battle over Alabama property tax
• 5-year-old hit by car on Wynterhall Road in Huntsville
• Decatur animal shelter in the running for $100,000 ASPCA grant (video)
• John Parker Wilson teaming up with Verizon, law enforcement during Sexual Assault Awareness month
• Four abortion-related bills move quickly through Alabama Senate committee
• Huntsville Housing Authority finds less protest as it stays away from the south end of the city
• Athens school board member arrested on DUI charge
• Huntsville school officials to address rumors about autistic student transfers
• Mayor Tommy Battle touts city repaving program
• Catisfaction Clinic caters to cats (and owners)
• Huntsville teens make prom a special night for Bob Jones High School students
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, April 6
• New contract for Huntsville-based Phoenix creates 124 new jobs, most for the disabled
• Madison County EMA testing weather sirens
• Ask Us: Can left over museum money be spent on Joe Davis Stadium?
• I-565 receives face lift.
• Great Gulf Shores restaurants for seafood and other healthy fare (Part 3 of 3)
• Huntsville board to take up changes to teachers' salary schedule
• Former Gov. Albert Brewer testifies in Alabama property tax trial
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville business robbed
• Spirit of America Festival committee selects five North Alabama residents for 2011 awards
• Work at Governors and Franklin will close lanes on each street
• Woman killed in single vehicle accident in Cullman County
• Missing Huntsville man found at rescue mission, returned home
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, April 5
• Accident in north Huntsville on the Parkway near Bob Wade Lane causes delays.
• George Wallace the focus of Monday testimony in Alabama property tax trial
• City Secrets: 5 fun ways to stay active on Gulf Shores getaway (Part 2 of 3)
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Feds may protect rare sunfish found only in Limestone County's Beaverdam Creek
• Heavy rain, wind pummels North Alabama, but no tornadoes reported
• Gunman is in custody after standoff with police at Huntsville apartment
• High winds down trees as storms move across Madison County
• City Council awards contract to design northern bypass
• Katie Couric is negotiating departure from CBS, AP reports
• Severe weather moving into Madison County
• Police on the scene at Huntsville apartment where individual has barricaded himself
• Madison County under tornado watch until 6 p.m.
• North Alabama severe weather closings: Updates on schools, businesses and activities
• Morgan County authorities arrest 2 men on drug charges
• Madison County Commission extends contract for jail inmate meals
• AEA 'pep rally' for public education cancelled
• Hail, high winds and tornado watch expected for Tennessee Valley
• Turn lane closed all week on Airport Road in Huntsville
• Madison County School Board cancels work session and after school programs
• Russellville, Franklin County schools closing early due to weather
• Johnson High Spanish students learn about healthy foods and exercise
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, April 4
• Limestone County sheriff's deputy dies from natural causes
• Times reporter shares week 2 of FBI Citizen's Academy
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (April 4, 2011)
• First statue for Madison County Veterans Memorial Park nearing completion
• Gulf Shores best beach getaway for Huntsville families (Part 1 of 3)
• Redstone-Huntsville Association of the U.S. Army chapter to name DA Civilian of the Year
• Alabama property tax trial moves to Birmingham, testimony expected from former Gov. Albert Brewer
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rocket City Marching Band Exhibition strikes right note with crowd and for schools' music programs
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 3
• Dave Wright begins drive to create awareness of dangers of 'choking game' among adolescents
• Whitesburg Christian interested in buying Huntsville public school
• Speak Up initiative still going strong, will wind down this month
• Huntsville couple killed in car wreck in Mississippi
• UAH places 2nd in Great Moonbuggy Race's college division
• Man robbed at knifepoint in west Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: April 2
• Huntsville police blotter
• Three Decatur teens charged as adults for armed robberies
• Computer glitch causes Wells Fargo ATMs to limit cash withdrawals
• Huntsville board members each to return nearly $15,560 in pay
• Hazel Green teenager found, is safe at home, authorities say
• Authorities looking for missing 17-year-old girl from Hazel Green
• Man robbed on Mason Court by 2 men
• 'Mythbusters' co-host Grant Imahara to speak at UAH
• Tuberculosis outbreak in Alabama: What you need to know
• Alabama company announced nationwide recall of chicken breasts
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle says freestanding Sheraton may not be best use of Von Braun Center property
• 'Help wanted' leads to opportunity for Huntsville to be enriched even greater
• Huntsville police blotter
• Airport Authority plans to repair railroad crossing on Wall Triana Highway
• Shelby looks for fiscal balance; all entitlement programs are not sustainable
• Armistead looking for final approval to opt out of Obamacare
• Shelby furious: global mortgage servicing settlement; calls for investigation
• Alabama House member proposes eliminating federal income tax deduction to raise revenue
• Missing Bronx Zoo cobra found as tweets continue from Yankee Stadium
• Huntsville's Congressman Mo Brooks to attend tea party rally
• Mayors Battle and Finley outline challenges ahead for their cities
• Republican party chair, Bill Armistead says our handshake is firm in the state
• Former Madison County license clerk sentenced for theft conviction
• Senator Shelby advises lack of support for Dr. Pete Diamond as Fed Governor
• Blount County teacher selected for Sweet 16
• Property tax trial continues with plaintiff's tax expert testimony
• Huntsville police offer prom safety tips to parents
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, March 31
• Complying with SACS key issue in Alabama A&M grievance ruling
• Puerto Rican senator attends National Children's Advocacy Center conference in hopes of starting one in Puerto Rico
• Huntsville Subway robbed at gunpoint by 2 men
• Huntsville police blotter
• Superintendents describe tough school conditions in testimony for Huntsville property tax trial
• Powerful bacteria believed to have killed 9 patients at Alabama hospitals
• Madison teacher is one of 'Sweet 16' state finalists
• Watchdog Report: One Huntsville board member repaying salary error
• DMD LLC wins Huntsville's Brightest Company trivia challenge; The ARC of Madison County gets the reward
• Former Alabama A&M professor Haresh Khanna loses final grievance appeal
• Huntsville students talk moonbuggies on CNN
• Superintendents testify in Huntsville tax trial about challenges faced from limited school funding
• Huntsville-Madison Library screens "The Phenix City Story"
• "Being There" at the Florence Public Library
• Dixie Derby Girls 'Dismember the Alamo' bout to open 2011 season
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, March 30
• Everything posted online is there forever, even after it's been deleted
• Lockheed, NASA computer donation to help Hazel Green High with literacy program
• Former Huntsville minister and wife found stabbed to death inside their Mississippi home
• Wreck on Memorial Parkway near Clinton Avenue overpass slows traffic
• Finalist for Alabama A&M police chief a 'NASA buff'
• Ask Us: When will the Wilson Cleaners building be torn down?
• Darius Rucker to wow fans at ACM awards with special performance
• Madison official pleased with finance report
• State Rep. John Knight testifies Alabama Legislature can successfully address tax reform
• Huntsville police blotter
• NASA's inspector general says space station, Hubble were vulnerable to hackers
• Missing Bronx Zoo cobra has own Twitter account with more than 70,000 followers
• NASA's Messenger satellite sends back first image of Mercury from orbit
• Smith Infiniti of Huntsville is expected to open at new location by July or August
• Shelby says that TARP has been no success
• GOOOH sends its monthly message to supporters and members
• A Tea Party message to Huntsville
• Just in case you missed the movement of the Republican Party
• Shelby says congress needs to do it's homework on housing
• State questions finance expert about school tax potential during Huntsville property tax trial
• Sybil Gassen has done good deeds in Toney for decades
• Huntsville Country Club burglarized, window broken
• Experience highlights police chief candidates at Alabama A&M
• Beware, Alabama: List says state is among most disaster-prone
• Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant responds to Japan's Fukushima disaster
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison Council postpones emergency system vote; sets property tax public hearing April 25
• Historian testifies Alabama's opposition to integration set stage for tax laws, state cites lack of evidence for claim
• YMCA Healthy Kids Day headed to a Y near you
• Fired principals sue Huntsville superintendent, school board
• Long-awaited Winchester Road reopening just around the corner
• Alabama state workers join teachers in contesting ban on payroll deductions
• More rain ahead today for Huntsville area, but weekend is looking good
• National Childrens Advocacy Center hosts annual symposium
• Rain postponed dodgeball tournament rescheduled April 2nd
• Former legislator testifies property tax legislation was designed to keep farm, timber taxes low
• Vision Airlines initial flights between Huntsville and Gulf Coast are popular
• Huntsville area soaked by 2 inches of rain over weekend, and more is coming
• Police releasing new details about shooting that left 1 Huntsville man dead
• Whitesburg Middle seventh-graders take part in global blogging challenge
• Alabama court system braces for new way of handling indigent legal aid
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, March 28
• Times reporter shares FBI Citizens Academy experience for next 8 weeks
• Ask Us: Why are there dangerous holes at Big Spring International Park?
• Several consider loss of green space at Big Spring Park a fair trade
• What's Happening in Blount County Schools (March 28, 2011)
• Huntsville police respond to shooting on Trent Drive, second shooting of the day
• Huntsville police blotter
• County funds may be sought to save local court system jobs
• Man shot in leg near Sparkman Homes apartments
• Huntsville Utilities changing style of bill customers will receive
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 28
• What Huntsvillians think the city will look like in 10 years (Outlook 2011)
• Flash-flood warning issued for west central Madison County
• Geraldine Ferraro: She put up a good fight against political rivals AND cancer
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 26
• Alabama A&M President Andrew Hugine has formal investiture today
• Insider tour at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant provides insight, raises questions
• Huntsville area due day-long rain and possible severe weather
• Huntsville police blotter: Armed gunman holds up Retro Gamer
• State troopers investigate deadly wrecks in Marshall, Jackson counties
• Russellville police officer arrested on sex abuse charges
• Single-vehicle wreck on Interstate 565 injures Madison woman
• Appalachian Regional Commission head visits Huntsville airport facilities
• Buckhorn seniors angry over 'Skip Day,' prom ultimatum
• Ground broken for Huntsville's Fallen Officers Memorial
• License satellite office proposed for northwest Madison County
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center will feature special presentations at 'CSI' exhibit
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, March 24
• Congressman Mo Brooks talks deficit, war and his first three months in office
• Madison County's jobless rate for February dips to 7.8 percent
• Kohl's Huntsville store holds re-grand opening
• Huntsville man arrested after taking child from mother's home
• Woman robbed and injured with knife in north Huntsville
• Accident on I-565 westbound west of the Parkway causes major delays.
• HANDS-ON TRUCKS CANCELLED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER
• Expert testifies much of Alabama property is taxed at lowest available rate
• Huntsville police blotter
• Fire damages Huntsville business
• Zierdt Road widening right of way to come from Redstone Arsenal
• Special Bob Jones students look forward to prom
• NASA Administrator Charles Bolden says he's sorry Huntsville's Lincoln Elementary School closed
• School funding expert testifies in Alabama property tax trial
• Alabama Senate approves bill to grant immunity to sheriff's department employees who supervise prisoners
• Woman dies in wreck near Arab
• Long-debated government transparency bill finally clears Alabama House
• Decatur man charged with escape after breaking out police car window
• Dixie Derby Dodgeball this Saturday at Dublin Park
• Alabama firefighters join teachers, argue state law "anti-union attack" by GOP majority
• Millions of Lasko Box fans recalled
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 24
• Huntsville-based Kaya Associates recognized by U.S. Small Business Administration
• Mail Box Store at Jones Valley holds grand opening
• Accident on the Parkway northbound causes major delays near Clinton Avenue exit.
• Dr. John Cashin, prominent civil rights leader, remembered for commitment to political activism
• Despite Open Records request, Alabama A&M response to SACS inquiry remains secret
• Morgan County man stabbed in the neck
• Roommate stabbed during domestic argument
• Burglary suspect tackled, held for deputies
• Huntsville police blotter
• Bentley predicts dire future for state's General Fund budget over next two years
• City Council to consider change in how TVA bills Huntsville Utilities for electricity
• NASA engineers say 'shell-buckling' test supports thinner rocket skins
• Morgan County corrections officer arrested on drug charges
• Huntsville-Madison Chamber visit to Montgomery focuses on roads, cabinet members
• Bible distribution allegations "inaccurate, if not false," Limestone Superintendent Barry Carroll said
• Huntsville mother jailed for keeping children out of school
• Residents relocated after carbon monoxide detected at south Huntsville apartment
• North Alabama has minor earthquake for second time in a week
• Priceville pro-life activist now executive director of Christian Coalition of Alabama
• Union members, Democratic lawmakers blast proposed education cuts in Legislature
• Elderly Athens man found safe in Helena
• Alabama attorney argues creation of property system due to economics, not race
• Historian testifies farm forces and George Wallace created current Alabama property tax structure
• Missing Athens man suffers from dementia, heart problems
• The legendary Liz Taylor succumbs to heart disease at 79
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, March 23
• Ask Us: Can restaurants block sidewalk for dining without city's OK?
• Heavy traffic on Airport Road leads Huntsville Planning Commission to oppose rezoning Country Club Apartments
• In wake of Japan quake, TVA reconsidering worst-case scenarios for nuclear plants
• North Huntsville gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Heart disease claims life of disco singer Loleatta Holloway
• Huntsville police say 1 person dead in early-morning wreck
• UAH basketball: Blue Crew streaming north to root on the Chargers
• Meridian Street business robbed
• Huntsville police blotter
• One person dead after Albertville police chase
• Huntsville Housing Authority to begin selling off Councill Courts, and buying more housing
• Advocates for closure of Partlow center in Tuscaloosa send message to Alabama Legislature
• Kenny Johnson, Madison County school board member, switches to Republican party
• ACLU claims Limestone County school is distributing Bibles to students
• Decatur couple arrested on drug charges, child removed from home
• DeKalb County officials release names of 2 killed in apparent murder/suicide
• Decatur man arrested for March 7 cutting
• Two women arrested after trying to sneak contraband into Decatur jail
• Alabama property tax trial continues, historian argues farm interests helped establish current system
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, March 22
• Several Accidents spread out across the valley causing delays.
• More men going under the knife for plastic surgery
• Huntsville High grad sad to leave Japan behind after quake, tsunami
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama property tax trial opens in Huntsville, grim history recalled
• Fayetteville Doctor sentenced to 108 months in prison
• City officials break ground on Shoppes of Madison
• Bid package mix-up leaves Madison school board with only one choice for fiber network package
• William Blount transferred to higher security prison in Atlanta
• Huntsville Center for Technology moonbuggy competitors featured in photo at U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Calhoun Community College plans to keep athletic department as 2 sister schools end sports
• Apparent murder/suicide investigated in Rainsville
• Alabama officials to appeal federal ruling, seek to stop payroll deductions for AEA dues
• Fire alarm saves house and family dog from Hazel Green fire
• Two men enter pleas in Huntsville murder trial
• Trial over Alabama property tax structure opens in Huntsville
• Home sales in Huntsville and Madison County are on the rise
• Madison County sets public hearing on proposed water rate increase
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, March 21
• UAH graduate student getting the dirt on dust in NASA project
• Home-school students plan prom for this Saturday
• Ask Us: Do dogs on Huntsville trails need leashes?
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (March 21, 2011)
• Death toll and food safety concerns rise in Japan's worsening health crisis
• Madison County Commission to consider 911 digital radio system and water rate increase
• Big Spring Park drum circle attracts people to listen, watch and dance
• Huntsville police blotter
• How to choose the right gym
• Intended robbery victim opens fire on armed robber; two men arrested
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 20
• Raising pension contribution rates would cut Alabama teachers' pay $2,600 over next three years
• Allergies 101: What is hay fever
• Mild earthquake recorded near New Market Saturday morning
• Huntsville baseball players recall their days in the Negro leagues
• Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey says days of back room deals in Senate are over
• Huntsville law should be changed to allow bicycles on sidewalks, reader says
• Electrical short likely cause of mobile home fire in north Madison County
• Several males reportedly raped unconscious woman in north Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 19
• University Drive convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Super Moon: Make time to soak in this sight
• Coughing and sneezing already? Worst of pollen yet to arrive
• David Williams to oversee College of Engineering at Ohio State that's almost as big as UAH
• Madison police investigating home burglaries
• Federal judge halts ban on payroll deduction to Alabama Education Association
• Huntsville PTA earns national advocacy award
• Flat Rock woman recognized for service
• Bullying 101: What to tell your kids about bullying
• Lawyer for Madison County school systems files motion to dismiss in AEA case
• Former UAH President David Williams named engineering dean at Ohio State
• Hazel Green bank robbed by two men in suits
• Japan earthquake/tsunami fraud can be reported to FBI tipline
• Donna Lamb resigns as interim development director of Huntsville downtown rejuvenation effort
• Social Work Graduate Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
• Huntsville police arrest 2 men on attempted burglary charges
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 18
• Man robbed at gunpoint at Huntsville apartment complex
• Kashi packaging mix-up leads to major recall of frozen chicken entrees
• Huntsville's proposed fair housing plan draws charges of "social engineering"
• Three hospitalized following Moores Mill wreck
• Huntsville police blotter
• Discussion of Huntsville school closures, special ed transfers, layoffs makes for emotional meeting
• Huntsville board to have names of superintendent candidates in April
• Former astronaut Fred Haise captivates visitors at Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Negro League baseball exhibit to open at public library
• Boeing sending layoff notices to 130 Huntsville employees in missile defense program
• Huntsville barber shop robbed
• Meridian Street construction has business owners suffering
• Will new Walmart shopping center create unfair distribution of tax revenue?
• Huntsville man charged with murder for shotgun killing
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times:
• Huntsville apartment fire called 'suspicious'
• In a variety of ways, UAH is making headlines
• Choice of Malcolm Portera as interim UAH president 'a very positive step,' UA trustee says
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville's Memorial Parkway traffic snarled by wreck
• Huntsville board to discuss committee on school closures
• Few Madison County residents lose their property for not paying taxes
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle in west Huntsville, injuries unknown
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville looking for greater attendance at weeklong camps
• University of Alabama System Chancellor Malcolm Portera named interim president at UAH
• It's finally official: Target is coming to Madison
• Rising gas prices "an $800,000 problem" for Huntsville City Hall
• House move from Dug Hill Road to Harvest set for Thursday
• Aladdin Light Lift announces plans to relocate to Huntsville, build facility in Chase Industrial Park
• Power outage on Madison Boulevard near Wall Triana Highway causing backup on Interstate 565
• Albertville police searching for missing man
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, March 16
• Huntsville man arrested on robbery charges after stealing keys
• Ask Us: Why does Huntsville International Airport allow low-level training flights for UPS, Air Force jets?
• Radiation 101: Health effects of exposure
• Huntsville police blotter
• State may recommend Huntsville schools swap private bus system for public busing
• State board member Hunter hears success stories during Huntsville school visit
• Federal judge not ready to rule on AEA payroll deduction
• Paul Hubbert tells court AEA could lose $1.4 million in dues if state law stands
• Amy Bishop indicted in UAH shootings
• Wear orange Wednesday to support multiple sclerosis awareness week
• House passes 3-week federal budget extension to keep government running
• EPA fines TVA $450,000 for clean air violations at Widows Creek
• White House conference at Alabama A&M canceled because of federal budget issues
• Huntsville woman sues maker of hand warmer, claims it caught fire in back pocket
• Huntsville Diagnostic Center purchased by Nashville-based Outpatient Imaging Affiliates
• Woman reports rape at Huntsville hotel
• Outgoing UAH President David Williams praised for leadership after campus shooting
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, March 15
• Amid Japan nuclear crisis TVA reaffirms its belief in nuclear power
• Food shortages force Huntsville native to delay return to Tokyo
• Huntsville police blotter
• Man arrested in Dollar General robbery in Huntsville
• Madison Chamber of Commerce is without director
• Huntsville pizza guru dies from heart failure
• Huntsville Dollar General Store robbed by five people
• University of Alabama in Huntsville will get interim leader Wednesday after Dr. David Williams resigns
• Classic movie theaters near Huntsville
• Alabama Education Association heads to federal court, asks for last-minute stop of new state law
• Old Madison Pike widening to include bike lanes
• The new deadly designer drug: Bath salts
• Decatur man killed in 3-car pileup near Madison
• Help victims of Japanese earthquake by donating shoes to Fleet Feet in Huntsville
• Madison County names 'Teachers of the Year' at annual program
• Athens police arrest man on murder charges in connection to Sunday killing
• Dr. David Williams will step down as president of the University of Alabama in Huntsville
• Number of North Alabama engineers, educators celebrating today with a big helping of Pi
• Second Monday event to discuss new downtown projects
• Music producer Monroe Jones helps Whitesburg Christian Academy third-graders write songs, records music
• Limestone prison testing escape warning sirens
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, March 14
• Athens police identify woman found dead inside old Trinity High School
• In wake of Japan's rising death toll: How you can help
• 18 wheeler trailer on it's side on Highway 72 and Old Gurley Road.
• Family fun-fly event aims to serve all ages and skill levels
• 82-year-old man dies at scene of three-car accident
• Police blotter
• Anti-fashion show at Flying Monkey rebels against styles of runway
• Body found at old Trinity High School in Athens
• Madison Council to address emergency system
• Taking a closer look at WWII history in Meridianville
• Police blotter
• Pigeon racing, it's for the birds
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 13
• Japan tsunami: Fears that nuclear meltdown could cause worldwide health problems
• Japan's earthquake felt by Chamber exec Ethan Hadley with both concern and nostalgia
• Former Huntsville/Madison County Chamber CEO excited about new challenges in Birmingham area
• Richardson: Huntsville system can be saved, but long way to go
• Huntsville principals dealing with shock, uncertainty of losing jobs
• Brian Hilson, outgoing Huntsville/Madison County chamber CEO, praised at farewell reception
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 12
• Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center to host former astronaut Fred Haise at two events
• West Point cadets seek 'life lessons' from veterans at Tut Fann home in Huntsville
• Huntsville connections in Japan OK but shaken after devastating earthquake
• Sleep 101: Do you have a sleep disorder?
• Madison woman celebrates 50 years with type 1 diabetes
• State appeals court affirms life withhold parole sentence in Huntsville pizza delivery man murder
• Huntsville police officer awarded for saving man's life
• Big Spring Park fountain, canal to be dyed green for Saint Patrick's Day
• Feline & Friends of Huntsville is holding fundraiser to help homeless animals in North Alabama
• Grissom grad tweets from Japan after quake: 'It's a madhouse here'
• Civil Air Patrol launches flights over Hawaii in wake of tsunami warnings from Japanese quake
• Madison County Commission delays action on 911 radio system
• Missile Defense Agency: As yet, 'no known impact' on assets in Pacific from Japan earthquake, tsunami
• Huntsville-area woman hears good news from family after Japan earthquake
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, March 11
• Do you know someone with Huntsville ties affected by Japan earthquake or Hawaii tsunami?
• Huntsville-based Baron Services receives Governor's Trade Excellence Award
• Wayne Greenhaw, author of "Fighting the Devil in Dixie,'' recalls some of the state's foremost struggles
• Huntsville board attorney answers DOJ allegations of racial inequities in schools
• Tommy Beason resigns from Huntsville Housing Authority board to focus on chamber duties
• Huntsville school system cuts 4 principals
• Limestone County man shot in search warrant mix-up gets $500,000 legal settlement
• Huntsville police blotter
• Black legislators fire up State House rally opposed to immigration bill in Legislature
• Oakwood Women Remembered
• House committee passes bill to ban texting while driving in Alabama
• March is Social Work Month
• Huntsville businessman named director of alumni affairs at University of Alabama
• What's to blame for Madison County's 8.1 percent unemployment rate?
• Part of Little Cove Road in south Huntsville closed because of flooding
• Huntsville police investigating home invasion with two possible suspects
• Madison County's jobless rate reaches 8.1 percent in January
• Pryor Field receives $69,233 federal grant for improvements
• Madison County state senators in middle of debate over legislative pay raise rollback plan
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, March 10
• Huntsville Police Chief Mark Hudson calls vehicle break-ins 'crime of opportunity'
• New changes for wrecker companies if Huntsville City Council passes proposed ordinance
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison is one step away from development
• Flooding closes Little Cove Road
• Madison school board extends school year; proposes property tax referendum
• Diet 101: 3 simple steps to keep weight loss on track
• Neighbors applaud Huntsville developer's decision not to push commercial access
• Huntsville City Council and school board blame equity funding formula, but changes not in sight
• Two men with Huntsville links honored with Alabama DAR's Medal of Honor
• Huntsville school board to vote on 13 principals' contracts tonight
• Suspicious package forces evacuation 20/20 Eyecare Centers in Huntsville
• Zweigle's bologna recalled for possible food poisoning risks
• National Weather Service issues flood warning for Flint River at Brownsboro
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, March 9
• Some Madison County roads beginning to flood
• Wayne Greenhaw, author of acclaimed book on civil-rights era, to appear in Huntsville on Thursday
• Huntsville airport passengers will use first phase of new baggage claim area by May or June
• Tough road conditions cause slow traffic and several early single vehicle accidents
• Alabama chief justice warns of hundreds of layoffs in court system in 2012 state budget
• Huntsville police blotter
• Are we just as sick as Charlie Sheen?
• Space and Rocket Center kicks off Space Camp scholarship initiative for local students
• Escaped inmate sought in area of Blount, Marshall counties
• Alternative fuels: Which solutions are viable, and are we ready?
• "Gunga Din" at Florence Public Library on March 17
• More heavy rain on the way but flood threat is minor
• Old Huntsville government building gets new lease on life
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, March 8
• Man stabbed at Holding Avenue home, roommate arrested
• Accident on Highway 31 blocking traffic near Calhoun College.
• If tensions spread in Middle East, gas prices could rise to $5 a gallon
• Foundation lands World War II bomber, fighter planes in Huntsville for rides, close look at history
• Hands-on Trucks is Driving Back to Sci-Quest
• Pre-season intraleague bout for Dixie Derby Girls
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison County private schools open doors to parents, community
• U.S. 72 eastbound in Huntsville closed because of wreck
• McCarter: Hometown boy Lennie Acuff and the UAH Chargers have built something special
• Heart attack risks increase with Daylight Savings Time
• Lester man killed in Limestone County wreck
• Toney man's murder trial delayed until Wednesday, could be rescheduled
• Former UNA employee arrested for sending threatening letter
• U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby sees no new BRAC for Huntsville but more growth
• Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey appoints Orr, Holtzclaw to Legislative Joint Transportation Committee
• Fourth-graders learn healthy eating and exercise tips at Kids in the Kitchen
• Hazel Green Elementary students don't just create posters, they Glog
• UAH, Huntsville Hospital plan 'Let's Pretend Hospital' for area first-graders
• Bentley appoints Guntersville lawyer to vacant district court judgeship in Marshall County
• Murder trial begins today for Toney man accused of killling wife in 2006
• Missing Lincoln County fisherman's body found
• Laura Hall, Paul Sanford holding town hall meeting in north Huntsville tonight
• Achieving first Power of 10 objective at UAH part of overall growth, provost says
• Ask Us: Why don't I hear tornado sirens in Huntsville's Research Park?
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, March 7
• Huntsville man wakes to find four intruders in home
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (March 7, 2011)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville boy who was accidentally shot is in good condition
• Gurley teen in good condition after four-wheeler accident
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: March 6, 2011
• Proposed Alabama Education Trust Fund budget includes money for Huntsville's U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• Tourist attractions around Alabama grappling with budget cuts proposed by Gov. Robert Bentley
• McCormick products recalled: Do you have a food allergy?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Building, Home & Remodeling Show at Huntsville's Von Braun Center offers variety of vendors
• Teen injured in four-wheeler accident near New Hope
• Twelve-year-old boy taken to Huntsville Hospital with gunshot wound
• Breaking stories in your area: local business and politics
• Congressman Mo Brooks has overflow crowd to first Huntsville open house (with video)
• Republicans working to keep Alabama informed
• Appeals court strikes theft charges against former Alabama State Rep. Sue Schmitz, upholds mail fraud charges
• Huntsville murder victim's family stunned and angered by conviction reversal in Jason Sharp murder case
• Rick Santorum asks you to join AMAC, a true senior group
• Dixie Derby Girls announce 2011 season schedule
• 13-year-old seen driving to school; Huntsville police to arrest father
• Father charged with reckless endangerment for allowing 13-year-old to drive to school
• U.S. Senator Shelby (R) Alabama: award of $33 million for State Veterans Home
• University of North Alabama staff member suspected of sending threatening letter containing suspicious substance to campus
• Meth pipeline from Mexico hit by feds, northeast Alabama authorities
• Huntsville Hospital Foundation says scam artist is targeting Hampton Cove, Gurley
• Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal of Huntsville man sentenced to life for robberies, kidnappings
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, March 4
• Controversial items pulled from Huntsville school board agenda
• Postal jobs in Huntsville are safe but city may lose its postmark
• Huntsville police blotter
• Old Madison Pike widening plans don't please everyone
• Sexual assault allegedly took place on UAH campus, school says
• Provost wants University of Alabama in Huntsville campus shooting lawsuits against him thrown out
• U.S. Sen Jeff Sessions says Obama transportation budget includes $435 billion "mystery tax"
• Tea Party: more from Wisconsin, immigration and the national budget
• University of North Alabama faculty member receives threatening letter containing 'suspicious substance,' building evacuated
• IKEA recalls more than 100,000 trendy coffee presses
• Your choice, a true senior organization or Obama and the AARP
• Decatur business burglaries solved with arrest of Huntsville inmates
• Private school group offering 'Parade of Schools' Sunday, Monday
• U.S. Senator Shelby (R) Alabama says end cap and trade for good
• U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks joins Republican budget-cutting task force
• Congressman Mo Brooks will meet constituents Friday in Huntsville
• Environmental cleanup begins at public housing in Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, March 3
• Huntsville facility avoids postal service ax; public meeting set tonight
• Huntsville police blotter
• Principals' contracts, equity funding on tap for Huntsville school board meeting tonight
• Alabama could opt out of federal health care plan under 'symbolic' bill approved by House panel
• Madison man arrested for stealing seized drug money, police say
• Federal government dodges Friday shutdown but gets ready for Round 2
• Eagle Collision Center in Madison wins U.S. Chamber of Commerce Blue Ribbon award
• Tennis star Serena Williams hospitalized with blood clot
• Questions abound for Huntsville as U.S. Postal Service announces plan for dramatic cuts
• Huntsville business fire extinguished, hydraulic fluid spilled
• Replace politicians with citizen representatives in 2012
• Raise Debt Ceiling; Shut Down Government and Crash the Economy; Mo Brooks
• Clinton Avenue pawn shop burglarized overnight, police say
• Huntsville International Airport receives $1.6 million federal grant
• Madison County testing tornado warning sirens today
• Huntsville Museum of Art expansion comes in $519,874 under budget
• Sarah Palin to appear for Dow Syndrome fundraiser at Point Clear, Alabama
• After a balmy February, weather service says winter appears to be gone
• Oakwood Hosts Speak Up Alabama Conversation
• Huntsville business burglarized overnight
• Charlie Sheen not bipolar but BI-WINNING
• Republican leader says 'unfairness' of life is cause of racial disparities in Huntsville schools
• High speed chase lands Tony man in jail
• Huntsville police blotter
• McCarter: Globetrotters keep bringing the laughter
• Brian Hilson leaving Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce to be president/CEO of Birmingham Business Alliance
• Congressman Mo Brooks visits troops, leaders in Middle East
• Former Army Major Eddie Pressley and wife guilty on 22 charges
• Bill in Alabama House would extend state health insurance benefits to United Way workers
• Three North Alabama lawmakers appointed to key House-Senate committees on first day of session
• Bribery conviction of former Army major and his wife in Decatur brings corruption probe tally to 16
• Huntsville police arrest two suspected of multiple car break-ins
• Reports of Huntsville shooting false, but one man injured
• As academic programs grow, UAH achieves a goal in Power of 10 initiative
• Huntsville veterinarian to be buried Saturday
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle leading effort to give 15,000 free books to needy children
• Albertville man caught with stolen vehicle after wrecking it
• Some south Huntsville residents could have temporary low water pressure
• Traffic downtown near Huntsville Depot moving slow
• Aviation program coming to Calhoun Community College
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama Education Association sues state, argues singled out by Republican lawmakers
• Start! For the heart
• Christmas comes around again for Madison
• Automobile drivers can pass bicyclists on road with yellow line
• Rev. Dr. Julius Scruggs named to NAACP national board
• Huntsville neighborhood says zoning change will protect "days gone by" feeling
• Continental Automotive Systems lays off remaining unionized employees at Huntsville plant
• Huntsville veterinarian dies after falling from horse
• Belcourt Theatre begins Southern film series
• Athens teen arrested on criminal mischief charges related to vandalism
• Hundreds in northern Madison County without power
• Florence Library screens "Moby Dick" (1956)
• MLK Elementary celebrates many cultures with food
• Columbia High IB students build website for UAH projects
• Local business and politics that you may have missed last week
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Feb. 28
• Ask Us: Is a new shopping center being built on South Parkway near Farley School?
• Madison County under tornado watch through early afternoon
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (February 28, 2011)
• SPRING INTO SUMMER WITH SCI-QUEST AND THE ARTS COUNCIL
• Huntsville police blotter
• Three-vehicle crash in Cullman County kills two, injures four others
• A houseful of history at the home of Ollye Conley
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 27
• 'Widespread wind damage' a possibility Monday morning
• Revolutionary prayers: Mid-East religions embody the infinite
• Gasoline prices should not be driven by events in the Middle East, observer says
• McCarter: Ever-growing Huntsville area has plenty to be proud of despite problems
• Richardson's consulting continues as Huntsville board readies to discuss 15 principals' contracts
• United States must "adjust to a new reality" in Middle East, experts say
• Scholarship recipient is grateful for Junior League
• Victim critical after shooting; suspect at large
• Fire damages kitchen while resident away
• Shooting on Victory Lane investigated by Huntsville police
• Toys R Us/Babies R Us superstore planned for Bridge Street Town Centre
• Huntsville companies contributed to a rebound of Alabama exports last year
• Huntsville native throws a lifeline for rescues at sea in Alaska
• Rainy Day Patriots are asking for your participation
• Huntsville looks to Raleigh, N.C., for advice on dealing with explosive growth
• Amtec attorney: Army statement about investigation of deadly Redstone Arsenal explosion paints 'inaccurate picture'
• Healthy living on the cheap: 10 tips to help your body and budget
• Alabama A&M trustee fires insult at another trustee during board discussion A&M Research Institute
• Madison County capital murder, death sentence case from 1999 overturned for second time
• Troopers arrest man in connection to fatal hit-and-run
• Deadly Redstone Arsenal explosion caused by company's safety lapse, investigation shows
• Huntsville business burglarized overnight
• Huntsville shooting leaves one wounded
• Madison County Commission discusses switch to digital emergency radio system
• Huntsville couple watches Discovery launch from 14,000 feet in air
• Is Huntsville's Census ranking as Alabama's 2nd-largest metro area a fair measure?
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, 25
• Alabama A&M officials optimistic despite downgraded bond rating
• Tax record indicates Alabama A&M trustee Tom Bell's primary residence is in Birmingham, not Huntsville
• Severe weather continues across the Tennessee Valley
• Severe weather threat for Madison County has passed
• Tornado warning for Madison County
• Power outages being reported in Madison County
• Storm spotter reporting torrential rain in downtown Huntsville
• Severe weather moving across the Tennessee Valley
• Huntsville police investigating shooting on Meridian Street
• Huntsville City Council OKs expensive 911 Center digital upgrades
• Ledges residents may sue to block Kohl's from using their private street
• Popovich has purr-fect performing companions
• Huntsville police blotter
• Bill Barnes (D) says, the Republican vs. Union fight is not new in America
• Pier 1 tea lights recalled for high flames
• Longwood, Governors intersection area to be repaved in spring
• Madison County population surges since 2000 led by growth in Huntsville
• Hit-and-run vehicle found by Albertville police
• Huntsville now has state's second-largest metro area, census figures show
• McCarter: Boys & Girls Clubs open the door to opportunity
• Space shuttle Discovery lifts off for final voyage to International Space Station
• Madison County, Huntsville and Madison show double-digit growth rates in 2010 Census
• Wisconsin is out of control: Huntsville, it's time to act
• Many expecting a slipt decision in the $40 billion tanker contract
• Cold front arriving late tonight could spawn damaging winds, heavy rain, isolated tornadoes
• Tea Party in Huntsville to host rally and continuous activity
• Gurley residents dismayed by $2.75 million quarry lawsuit verdict against town
• Henagar man dies after tractor crash
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Feb. 24
• Census figures could confirm 'eye-popping' Huntsville growth, edging city closer to Mobile's population
• Limestone County gravel mine moving forward, despite concerns from neighbors
• Huntsville's Paul McDonald makes Top 24 of 'American Idol'; next week is live voting
• Despite losing GOP nomination for governor, Bradley Byrne still pressing for reforms
• Valor Flight to take veterans of Korean War to see their memorial in Washington, D.C.
• Aaron Brazelton, Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year, eyes trip to Serbia
• Huntsville police blotter
• Crossville man killed in Boaz hit-and-run, troopers say
• Man dies in Guntersville accident, two others seriously injured
• Discovery of rare gene glitch may unlock clues to schizophrenia
• Huntsville bar and grill burglarized overnight
• Huntsville City Schools reap benefits of state takeover without negative publicity
• Boys & Girls Clubs Youth of the Year had unusual motivation from former teacher
• Put on the brakes: Popular baby jogger recalled
• Author Moira McCarthy Stanford to share diabetic daughter's story at free Madison event
• Synthetic bath salts illegal in Alabama
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Feb. 23
• Triana honors veterans at Appreciation Ceremony
• Alabama A&M trustee Tom Bell disputes complaint, says he lives in Huntsville
• Early accident on Research Park Blvd near Blake Bottom Road causes delays.
• Huntsville police blotter
• City puts brakes on Country Club Apartments zoning change, requests traffic study
• Warning about racial inequities in Huntsville schools brings mixed reactions
• Huntsville Planning Commission set to consider Country Club Apartments rezoning
• Ask Us: Why are deposits required by Huntsville Utilities so high?
• Wrecks have traffic snarled on I-565
• Three arrested in Madison and Morgan County drug bust
• Police responding to deadly traffic accident on Blue Spring Road
• Developers win $2.75 million in quarry lawsuit against Gurley
• Alabama's exports rebound in 2010
• What should Huntsville look like in 2021?
• Jurors continue deliberations in $3 million lawsuit against Gurley and its mayor
• Man arrested for October hit-and-run on Drake Avenue
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Feds: Huntsville school board needs to work on racial inequities
• Struggling U.S. Postal Service sets public meeting on money-saving proposals
• Ellen McAnelly Memorial Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Feds: Huntsville public schools still racially inequitable
• 'Pothole obstacle course' in Cummings Research Park
• Three wrecks send five people to hospital
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama A&M trustee Rev. Tom Bell faces complaint of living outside the Congressional District he represents
• Two men with Huntsville ties to be honored with Alabama DAR's Medal of Honor
• Tennessee man arrested for ramming car into Hazel Green bar
• Athens police arrest woman in undercover prostitution operation
• Grissom grad is shining star in native Philippines
• Madison police to host second Citizens' Academy
• Animal welfare groups pushing Spay Day Tuesday to help end the pet overpopulation problem
• Two arrested in connection to three Huntsville car break-ins
• Discovery Middle student wins Madison County Spelling Bee
• Huntsville public schools still racially inequitable, DOJ says
• Monte Sano student wins first in state Arbor Day poster contest
• Madison County cheerleading teams do well at national competition
• Afternoon literacy program seeks to connect teachers, ESL parents
• Federal grant provides Davis Hills, Westlawn students with laptop computers
• Rezoning request stirs tenants of Airport Road apartment complex
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Feb. 21
• Cereal boxes, junk mail, office paper and more can now be recycled curbside
• As tornado season approaches, National Weather Service facing budget cuts
• Margaret Hoelzer meets Gabe Marsh and finds something 'phenomenal'
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (February 21, 2011)
• Huntsville police blotter
• Downsizing? Yep, Alabama Super RV Super Show shows they even do that with RVs
• Johnson High School teens involved in fatal wreck were like 'Three Musketeers'
• Princess Theatre screens "The 39 Steps"
• Classic movie deals at Huntsville Sam's Clubs
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 20
• Huntsville police blotter: Lemon tree, orange cones among stolen items
• 832 pounds of drugs come rolling in Saturday during Take-Back Initiative
• Johnson High student killed in auto accident, two others injured
• Regions Financial's chief economist urges incentives for job training, hiring
• Sales campaign under way to increase bookings for Space Camp programs
• Tops in politics in your local area for the week ending February 19th
• Lawyers battle over reasons for $2.75 million price reduction in Gurley quarry dispute
• Former state superintendent Ed Richardson focused on making Huntsville school system whole again
• After 'hospital honeymoon' in Huntsville, couple lands on national TV as contest finalist (with video)
• Huntsville police blotter: Thief takes cheeseburgers, cigarettes from car
• Harvest woman has a heart for others
• Johnson High gets nearly $30,000 as gift from former students
• Gurley mayor takes witness stand in $2.75 million civil trial
• Police arrest Huntsville man at Birmingham motel for Sabghi's, Check Into Cash robberies
• Disaster loans available for small businesses, nonprofits in North Alabama
• South Huntsville gas station robbed overnight
• Huntsville police's robbery task force successful, chief says
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville school board cuts jobs, hires Richardson as consultant
• Madison schools face makeup day dilemma
• Cleveland Avenue reopening may be a month away
• McCutcheon gets second term as chair of Madison County House delegation
• Toomer's Corner tree poisoner should face rivalry-related humiliation, Huntsvillians say
• Attorneys continue cross-examination of key witness in Army bribery case
• Police searching for man who robbed north Parkway business
• Congressman Brooks in strong opposition to NASA reappropriation of $298 million
• Shelby says the Dodd-Frank party is over
• Drop off old, unused prescriptions Saturday at three locations
• Huntsville Area Association of Realtors 'very optimistic' after January home sales figures released
• Huntsville Police investigating robbery at Check Into Cash
• Watchdog report: 911 Center upgrades mean higher phone bills starting this summer
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Feb. 17
• Man shot in leg near Alabama A&M, expected to be fine
• Heritage Club is scheduled to open this month at Bridge Street Town Centre
• Governors Drive down to one lane after water main break, some residents without water
• Water main break on Governors Drive causes crews to shut off water and traffic delays.
• Police investigating shooting incident on A&M campus
• Some big changes appear headed for Olde Towne Brewing
• Huntsville board set to OK Richardson contract
• Huntsville area board members learn what to expect from legislative session
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison eyeing spring break for make-up day
• New fire station will be Huntsville's first public building in Limestone County
• Huntsville business on South Parkway robbed
• James Antoine Williams guilty of capital murder, sentenced to life without parole
• Reader's Digest gives Huntsville $1,000 as one of America's 100 best cities
• Lawyer in Huntsville bribery case highlights seeming contradictions in government witness testimony
• North American Lighting announces expansion plans at Muscle Shoals facility
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Feb. 16
• You think the Huntsville School System is a mess: get America back on track
• Calhoun Community College enrollment sets spring record
• U.S. Space and Rocket Center's CEO says restructuring "effective"
• Customer scares off would-be robbers at Huntsville gas station
• Local officials, state legislators talk school funding at annual breakfast
• Huntsville board focuses on Richardson deal, NAACP demands
• Huntsville police blotter
• One critical following Tuesday afternoon wreck
• Motel on University Drive robbed
• One person thrown from overturned vehicle
• Police investigate shooting that leaves one injured
• Alzheimer care: when it is time to hand over the keys AND the checkbook
• Confession tape played in capital murder trial
• Got collectible coins? Traveling buyers in Huntsville want to see them
• Madison heads to court to validate retail development petition passed by City Council
• Witness says he directed $1.3 million in bribe funds to former Army major
• Essay project working to document Alabama's "special places"
• Ask Us: Why is the City of Huntsville putting up "No Outlet" street signs?
• U.S. Senator Shelby (R) Alabama expects $40billion tanker decision soon
• U.S. Senator Shelby (R) Alabama to make housing finance reform a top priority
• The Alliance; an alternative to AARP who sold out to Obamacare
• The American Majority brings citizen activist training to Huntsville
• Huntsville Teaparty asks; are you watching what our state politicians are doing
• Mardi Gras Orange Beach Alabama for a first hand look at the clean-up efforts
• Rock quarry's $2.75 million civil lawsuit against town of Gurley under way
• U.S. Senator Shelby says BP claims process lacks transparency
• Former Madison County License Department employee, Amanda Houk, found guilty of stealing from department
• Huntsville executive finds $2 bills are worth far more than their face value
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Feb. 15
• American Heart Month: Is heart disease in your genes?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison retail development a step closer to reality
• McCarter: Rhetoric in abundance, solutions few in 'what we want' demands to Huntsville schools
• Alabama A&M offers no details on response to SACS inquiry
• City awards contract to design northern bypass extension
• Jury selection continues in capital murder trial of man accused of shooting Conoco clerk
• Jury seated in $2.75 million rock quarry lawsuit against Gurley
• Ivey appoints two new North Alabama senators to state Workforce Investment Board
• NAACP demands input in Huntsville schools crisis solutions
• Limestone County Circuit Judge Robert Baker Announces Switch to Republican Party
• Huntsville man killed in Friday auto accident
• Stevenson woman dies in Friday auto accident
• Alabama on the move with Republican activity in Huntsville and Madison
• U.S. Senator Shelby receives Narcotic Officers Association award
• Governors Drive lanes to be closed nightly
• Government witness says he arranged bribe funds to be paid to former Army major
• Space community buzzing about Obama's NASA budget proposal
• Huntsville police to release robbery task force study
• NAACP demands equitable solution to Huntsville schools' crisis
• Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama donates used oil to Alabama A&M University for biodiesel project
• Gourmet cupcakes work as a last-minute Valentine's gift, chocolate fish ... not so much
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Feb. 14
• Vehicle fire on I-565 slows down traffic.
• Ask Us: Why can't City of Huntsville adjust signal timing at 72, Moores Mill Road?
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (February 14, 2011)
• Great week on tap weather-wise -- and don't we deserve it?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Liz Taylor hospitalized for heart problems: know your risks
• Two-year colleges cast wary eye toward further education budget cuts
• UAH honors lost faculty members in 'Day of Remembrance and Renewal'
• Huntsville police blotter
• McCarter: Three slain UAH professors remembered lovingly by students
• Huntsville school board, according to past budget hearings, didn't start cutting until it was too late
• Top stories of the political week in Alabama
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 12
• Good Person: Madison woman voluntarily clears snow from 8-10 of neighbors' driveways
• IRS to start processing tax returns delayed because of tax law changes
• Accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop's murder trial likely more than a year away, grand jury to hear case soon
• Joseph Leahy tries to make each day as normal as possible after shootings (with video)
• Debra Moriarity, UAH biology department move forward from campus shooting (with video)
• Stephanie Monticciolo sees 1-year mark as 'rebirth' from UAH shooting injuries
• A year later, 'Charge On!' remains a heartfelt rallying cry for UAH students
• UAH shooting tragedy remembered in Huntsville one year later
• Madison County water customers could see 48 percent rate increase
• Facebook helps 'Daddy' find a home in Chicago after losing owner in Huntsville fire
• Mayor, local officials help celebrate club at Farley Elementary
• Huntsville trivia competition could win local charity $20,000
• Huntsville woman's death ruled suicide, initially investigated as homicide
• Decatur police arrest man for reporting car stolen so OnStar would locate it
• AIDS Action Coalition grant will allow rural clients to 'see' doctor without a trip to Huntsville
• Huntsville's Egyptian community planning celebration of Hosni Mubarak resignation
• Oscar nominated "Illusionist" opens at Regal 18
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Feb. 11
• Huntsville temperatures expected to hit 50s and possibly 60s through weekend
• Roads are in much better condition this morning, but still some morning drive delays.
• With budget looking up, Huntsville restores employee step raises
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville firefighters fighting house fire on Forrest Drive
• Republican leadership moves to replace longtime clerk of legislative Contract Review Committee
• Using turn signal when not turning is 'idiotic practice,' reader says
• Huntsville school board approves plan to cut 137 support jobs
• Huntsville engineer from Egypt compares defiant Egyptian leader to Saddam Hussein
• Marshall County woman indicted for mailing fake "anthrax" letters
• Albertville woman charged with mailing 2 fake anthrax letters
• What do you think Huntsville should look like in 2021?
• Huntsville attractions make Alabama Tourism Department's annual list
• Bribery trial of former Army major to resume Monday
• Jones Valley development brings bitterness on either side in comments
• Huntsville man arrested on rape charges
• Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts opens in Huntsville on University Drive
• School board association postpones district meeting in Huntsville
• Calhoun County deputy crashes patrol car on icy bridge (with video)
• Major roads reopened around Huntsville
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Feb. 10
• One of the worst mornings for Tennessee Valley motorists
• State Rep. Laura Hall proposing bill to tweak selection process for A&M trustees
• Huntsville City, Madison City and Madison County schools closed
• School delays and closures around North Alabama
• Simmons Barbecue recalls thousands of pounds of pork
• Memorial Parkway, Interstate 565 and other area road closures
• Roads around Huntsville remain closed because of icy and slick conditions
• I-565 at Greenbrier is re-opened after four 18 wheelers block traffic.
• I -565 elevated portions, Memorial Parkway overpasses, and I-565 closed at Greenbrier.
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• Redstone Arsenal on a two-hour delay tomorrow morning
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville has too many schools, Madison County too few, but metro system not likely
• Travel problems mounting across North Alabama
• Travel problems developing across Huntsville
• Snow falling again across Madison County, no travel problems yet.
• Kohl's coming to Jones Valley, but Ledges residents don't want shoppers on their private street
• Snow system has officials guessing about Thursday morning conditions
• UAH announces ceremony to commemorate anniversary of campus shooting deaths
• Athens State University cancels night classes, among others
• Alabama prison system may be in line for big budget hit with loss of federal stimulus funds
• Huntsville school board to begin slashing jobs today
• Huntsville City Schools cancels Extended Day and night classes
• Madison Academy cancels after school care because of approaching winter storm
• Trial of Army major delayed for day due to juror illness
• Huntsville board calls special meeting to begin layoffs
• Shoals area schools dismissing early as predicted snow approaches
• Mom wants to speak out about dangers of "Choking Game" after losing 13-year-old son
• Morning fire in north Huntsville displaces five people
• Accident on the Parkway southbound near I-565 expect major delays
• Madison homeowners target concerns
• Huntsville private school kicks off expansion campaign to meet rapid growth
• Huntsville air fares no longer the most expensive in the country
• Huntsville police blotter
• Here we snow again, Huntsville
• Boeing: Illegal subsidies for aircraft development says Shelby by WTO
• Alabama asks do you want to run a campaign or run for public office
• U.S. Senator Shelby (R) Alabama to fight Obamacare in his new post
• Marshall County DA named chair of Criminal Justice Information Center Commission
• Alabama House Speaker Hubbard plans a more inviting environment
• Balanced budget ammendment introduced by U.S. Senator Shelby
• Sparkman Middle student dies from playing "Choking Game"
• Contractor describes seeking more than $1 million for Army contract bribes
• Alabama A&M trustees meet after cameo appearance by Gov. Bentley
• Forecasters say 2 inches of snow possible in North Alabama Wednesday night
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Alabama's holiday sales in 2010 reached $8.4 billion
• West Huntsville woman home when someone breaks in
• Huntsville police officers teach community about gang warning signs
• Three accident causing some delays across the valley this morning.
• Jimmy Lane, one of Huntsville's foremost real-estate developers, hotel owners and community leaders, dies at 92
• Madison County lawmakers have long to-do list for 2011 legislative session
• Huntsville police blotter
• McCarter: Bentley's commands start the A&M Board on its hamster-wheel ride
• Road reflectors a casualty of snow and ice removal
• Trial in rock quarry lawsuit against Gurley delayed
• Gov. Robert Bentley leaves Alabama A&M University trustees meeting after 10 minutes
• Alabama A&M President Andrew Hugine updates trustees on SACS response; 3 trustees leave meeting
• Madison County Commission to seek bids for system to record employee time
• Public's help sought in finding missing Grant woman
• Huntsville board, Richardson to negotiate contract this week
• Police looking for person responsible for Huntsville Utilities substation fire
• Boaz police looking for escapee who gave cops the slip on Sunday
• Government witness testifies that former Army major wanted $50,000 bribe
• Alabama sex toy shop to trade guns off streets for fun between sheets
• Burglar breaks in while Huntsville homeowner sleeps
• Overturned dump truck on Hardiman Road near Segers Road in Limestone County
• Ask Us: Who is responsible for old private cemetery in Huntsville neighborhood?
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Feb. 7
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (February 7, 2011)
• Division defines Alabama A&M trustees as board meets today with Gov. Bentley
• Columnist entertains crowd at Huntsville library
• Boat accident on Flint River has a happy ending
• Dixie Derby Girls Valentine's Delight
• Huntsville police blotter
• Snow to enter-exit Huntsville quickly
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Feb. 6
• Huntsville police blotter
• Enjoy today's milder temperatures;a 'bitterly cold polar air mass' is on the way
• The Scottsboro Boys Museum and Cultural Center is 'a place of healing and restoring'
• Prescription medication Take Back planned for Feb. 19 in Madison County
• Navigating Huntsville when Parkway, I-565 are closed
• 500,000 cribs recalled following strangulation and suffocation deaths
• Ed Richardson to bring 'tough' leadership to Huntsville City Schools
• UAH shooting survivor files civil lawsuit against Amy Bishop
• Heroin bust at south Huntsville apartment yields two arrests
• Alabama lawyers worried about state takeover of indigent defense system
• Discovery looks to future while remembering past
• New state senator says questions over ethics and $100,000 state contract cleared up
• Athens woman makes a case for sick children
• Fourth lawsuit filed against Dr. Amy Bishop by survivor of UAH shootings
• Alabama Department of Revenue launches Internet portal for Alabama tax information
• Brooks bringing brownies as he visits sailors on USS George H.W. Bush
• Consultant advises businesses to gain "cultural competency" to compete globally
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Feb. 4
• More "robust" curbside recycling program will add cardboard, cereal boxes, junk mail, office paper
• Neil Armstrong visits U.S. Space and Rocket Center to present education award
• Huntsville school board votes to hire consultant despite ire of crowd
• Arab City schools closed Friday; other school systems starting late because of snow, ice
• Attorney explains new laws to Madison board
• Huntsville police blotter
• Nance Road widening progress generates complaints
• Winter weather causing travel problems in North Alabama
• Miss UNCF Crowning 2010
• Pay for Huntsville school board exceeded legal limit
• Legislative contract review committee seeks ethics opinion on whether state senator 'double dipping'
• Decision on snow delay for Huntsville area schools to wait until morning
• Bribery trial of former Army major and his wife will resume Monday
• Madison state senator selected as chair of legislative contract review oversight committee
• Trial begins in bribery, money laundering case against former Army major and his wife
• Snow and sleet move into North Alabama, up to 1 inch expected late tonight
• Cereal boxes, cardboard, office paper can be recycled curbside starting Feb. 21
• Madison Chamber holding 'After Hours' tonight
• Madison police need public's help in finding neighborhood burglars
• Hazel Green meth bust could be state's largest meth bust
• UAH among nation's 'most popular' schools, according to U.S. News and World Report
• Gov. Bentley to be at U.S. Space and Rocket Center tonight as Dr. Georg von Tiesenhausen honored
• North Alabama legislators tour Phoenix
• Man wakes to find several things missing from south Huntsville home
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Feb. 3
• Accident on I-565 westbound between Oakwood and Parkway exit.
• Congress will cut defense, Congressman Mo Brooks says, possibly programs in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison officials grapple with road problems
• Leader for the disabled and aviation Bill Whatley dies at 81
• Huntsville school board: Elected or appointed?
• Legislative leaders want to restrict access to statehouse, require lobbyists to make appointments with lawmakers
• Bribery trial of former Army officer Eddie Pressley and his wife set to begin today
• Three wrecks jam traffic on Memorial Parkway near Governors Drive
• McCarter: Brian Christy's quest for neutrinos -- and to avoid knowing Auburn score -- at the South Pole
• Layoff policy likely hot topic at tonight's board meeting
• Guntersville woman dies after being hit by truck on Highway 69
• 100 Black Men joins Chamber of Commerce; puts emphasis on mentoring
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Feb. 2
• Ask Us: What about 'Video Monitored' sign in Madison, AL neighborhood?
• Flight from Egypt leaves Huntsville couple moved, shaken by what they saw
• Huntsville police blotter
• Hundreds battle rain to attend meeting on schools crisis
• Bob Jones students challenged to change
• Man, dog narrowly escape house fire in south Huntsville
• Two arrested in drug raid at Huntsville motel
• Ex-state superintendent: No offer to take over here
• Jury selection continues in former Army major's bribery trial, opening statements to be delivered Thursday
• Two power outages impacting Huntsville, Madison County
• Huntsville woman's home burglarized while she was sleeping
• Huntsville bank on Governors Drive robbed
• Sites across Madison County offering free tax preparation help
• Two men arrested for burglaries in Huntsville and Decatur
• Midwest storm disrupts air travel in Huntsville
• Ten elected officials switch parties to Republican in Alabama
• Gulf States face challenges from oil spill; U.S Senator Shelby testifies
• Alabama GOP updates state events and opportunities
• Huntsville police Gang Task Force hosting presentation for event planners and staff
• Huntsville Tea Party; the debt ceiling in a nutshell
• U.S. Senator Shelby addresses forcing fiscal discipline on Congress
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Feb. 1
• Four shootings in five days leaves police looking for answers
• Woman shot in car wash parking lot
• Debris in road on I-565 eastbound near Greenbrier
• Accident in Decatur on Chapel Hill Road & Danville Road.
• January was 11th coldest on record for Huntsville; temps about 3 degrees below average
• Jury selection expected to wrap up this morning in bribery case of former U.S. Army Major Eddie Pressley and his wife
• Homeless numbers on the rise; more help needed for family shelters
• Huntsville police blotter
• New dietary guidelines announced to promote healthier living in U.S.
• Board members meet in private with ex-schools chief
• Residents to discuss school system crisis at forum
• Council OKs Dublin Park project in brief meeting
• Business on South Memorial Parkway robbed
• Old Madison Pike widening plans to be on the table
• Five years later, grieving father still trying to bring hit-and-run driver to justice
• Biotech company iXpressGenes creating new DNA for research at Huntsville's HudsonAlpha Institute
• Injured motorcycle driver remains in critical condition
• Got ideas for new stores and restaurants? Huntsville City Hall wants to hear them
• Harvest couple to go on trial today in bribery case stemming from Iraq war
• Jury selection begins in bribery trial of Army major and his wife
• Workshop gives parent advice in a high-tech way
• ASFL student's comic books cover serious topics
• Monte Sano Elementary students Paws for Reading with canine friends
• Man shot outside apartment; third Huntsville shooting in four days
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Jan. 31
• Gov. Robert Bentley calls meeting of Alabama A&M trustees to discuss issues with SACS
• UAH fraternity dribbling basketball from Florence to raise money for cancer research
• Huntsville police blotter
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle
• Man robbed while making late-night bank deposit
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 30
• Ask Us: What are the passing rules for a school bus stopped on a four-lane highway?
• Hoelzer retiring from competitive swimming, moving to next chapter in her life
• Intergraph general counsel David V. Lucas stepping down, helped company secure $1 billion in royalties and settlements
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (January 30, 2011)
• Huntsville area's retail vacancy rate drops for second year
• CSI: The Exhibit provides big fun for fans at U.S. Space and Rocket Center
• Violence in Egyptian revolution painful for native to watch from Huntsville
• 45 years ago, state's coldest day was in New Market; almost 100 degrees cooler than Saturday's spring-like weather
• Huntsville police responding to shooting
• Secular Coalition for America: Legislate for common good -- and mind your own business!
• Lumber-wielding suspect robs Huntsville homeless shelter
• Employee cuts at U.S. Space and Rocket Center have historian concerned about future of 'exceptional' archives
• Colorado Street nominated for city's worst street
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 29
• Students visit The Greatest Show on Earth
• Friends excited after seeing Huntsville's Paul McDonald on 'Idol'
• Retired nurse still tending to people's needs
• Wetlands mitigation bank planned for Limestone Creek
• Safe Haven gets in on a good deal
• Non-theists organize Secular Coalition for Alabama
• Search firm given more time to find right superintendent for 'Rocket City'
• Superintendents, board members gather for meal, fellowship
• Decatur man arrested after stealing wedding ring from friend's home
• Two brothers arrested after fight sends another man to hospital with stab wounds
• Police arrest two in McDonalds robbery, looking for one more
• Huntsville police investigating woman's shooting death as homicide
• "His Girl Friday" at the Florence Library
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Jan. 28
• Huntsville police report ATM holdup on Old Monrovia Road
• Huntsville, AL police arrest suspect in McDonald's holdup early today
• U.S. Space and Rocket Center cutting back, 16 losing jobs
• City Councilman Bill Kling wants Legislature to revisit "equity funding" plan for education
• Madison residents excited about growth plan
• Huntsville City Council will fund "bailout plan" for strapped school system
• Super Bowl 45: Food violations to avoid with your football fiesta
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville's Paul McDonald going to Hollywood for 'American Idol'
• Police investigating shooting death in southwest Huntsville
• Rep. Mac McCutcheon heads House road committee
• Franklin Street lane closing Friday for Governors work
• Hundley Batts Sr. presented Distinguished Service Award from Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce
• Huntsville Fire Fighters Association hosting concert, not Fire Marshal's office
• Bentley tells state school board possible there will be no proration of schools in 2011 budget
• Huntsville City Council to consider $100,000 in outside help for troubled school system
• Madison Council to meet Monday night
• Robbers steal cash and pizza from delivery man
• Laura Bush and Rudy Guiliani both coming to Birmingham, Alabama
• American Seniors Association: with the respect you deserve
• Notion of the FAIR TAX proposal spreading across the country
• Tea Party says, let the great political test begin
• U.S. Senator Shelby (R) co-sponsors repeal of Job-Killing Health Care Law
• Man fights off would-be robber inside apartment
• Neighbors call for help after finding two unconscious people in yard
• What happened to those 2-4 inches of snow we didn't get?
• Ice on the Tennessee River bridge on I-65 causing problems
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Jan. 27
• Neil Armstrong landing at U.S. Space and Rocket Center to present award
• Three wrecks start of the 6 a.m. hour
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville school board votes to hire superintendent search firm
• Huntsville City Schools face 41-year-old federal hurdle in closing schools
• Madison County Schools earns system-wide accreditation
• Two Limestone County residents charged with aiding escapee
• Two dead in Rainsville in apparent murder-suicide
• Athens man arrested after showing up to Walmart drunk with gun
• Could Alabama school board's move to iPad tablets signal a paperless classroom future?
• National Television Broadcast of UNCF An Evening Of Stars® Tribute To Chaka Khan
• Jimmy Buffett falls off stage at Australia concert
• Powell Road to be closed Friday
• Judge in accused UAH shooter Amy Bishop's civil suit asks parties to explain why case shouldn't be delayed
• Annual Point in Time census personalizes area homeless
• Ask Us: Is it legal to drive a four-wheeler on sidewalks?
• Jewelry store burglarized overnight
• Taco Bell execs respond to allegations: lawsuit has no meat
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Jan. 26
• Survey says: Finding leader for Huntsville schools will be daunting task
• Huntsville police blotter
• Former Treasurer of the Alabama Museums Association arrested
• Moore remains superintendent as board plans meeting with search firms
• Inmate escapes from moving patrol car
• Amy Bishop's lawyers ask judge to delay civil lawsuit over UAH mass shooting
• UPDATED: Huntsville City, Madison County schools announce late start for Wednesday; Madison City to wait until Wednesday morning
• Huntsville police frustrated after drug charges against Florence doctor dropped
• School delays and closings for North Alabama
• Boaz teen hospitalized after colliding with train
• National Weather Service upgrades to winter storm warning
• Madison Growth Plan meeting Thursday
• Two Decatur men arrested after store employees step up
• Car runs into antique shop on Pratt Avenue
• Decatur police catch burglar in act
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Jan. 25
• Insulator to blame for morning's power outage in south Huntsville
• More snow expected overnight
• Feds announce $200 million in additional funds to help cover heating bills
• Ribbon cut to open Army Materiel Command Band's Redstone Arsenal home a sign of more to come
• City of Madison moves a step closer to complex
• Distrust of school board prevails at civic meeting
• The Ark wins football wager with Oregon cat shelter; Aubie gets a home and a new name
• Huntsville police blotter
• Mayor calls board's plan to name interim superintendent a mistake
• Area veterans' World War II memories sought for video sequel to book
• More snow predicted in the coming days for Huntsville
• Interim superintendent to be named Tuesday
• Dixie Derby Girls move up one place in 4th quarter rankings
• Mom accused of stabbing son with fork
• Decatur police offering Citizens Police Academy
• Free tax workshop to be next Monday for new business owners
• Bob Jones cheerleader up for American Cheerleader magazine 2010 Cheerleader of the Year
• UAH to host financial aid informational session tonight and Thursday
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Jan. 24
• Ask Us: What ever happened to task force on homeowner disclosure?
• Challenger tragedy shocked, didn't deter NASA
• Spike in car break-ins at Bridge Street; mall looking at additional lighting
• What's happening in Blount County Schools (January 24, 2011)
• Plugging potholes on Huntsville streets is a never-ending job
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville home damaged when fireplace flue fire spreads to closet
• Man arrested for shooting into an occupied vehicle on Meridian Street
• Man arrested for allegedly holding his estranged wife prisoner for several hours
• Shoe Show store robbed by two men with a gun Saturday night
• Heat shifts to Huntsville school board upon Ann Roy Moore's exit
• Scale Back Alabama contest trying to make everyone a Biggest Loser
• GOP takeover could mark "new day" in effort to restrict abortions in Alabama
• Huntsville police blotter
• Police chase over cell phone theft ends with suspects slamming into storage unit
• Two arrested after making off with Dollar General cash register
• Governors Drive southbound shut down at Parkhill Drive
• Vacancy rate for Huntsville-area industrial market hits 11.59 percent last year
• Major snowfall coming Tuesday night? National Weather Service not so sure
• Pedestrian hit in restaurant parking lot
• SACS launches wide-ranges inquiry at Alabama A&M; President Andrew Hugine promises prompt response
• New Oakwood President Leslie Pollard gives bold vision for future
• Economic picture looking up for Madison
• Dorothy Jones mails love to the world
• Huntsville police blotter
• EMA says no federal aid available for snow-stricken North Alabama cities, counties
• Friday GOP highlights and your state political activities
• Yes there is conservative alternative to AARP
• January is Catholic Charities month
• Snow, sleet, cold rain all in Huntsville's forecast, but mostly rain
• Huntsville teen to get $20K service dog
• Alabama A&M University facing questions from SACS
• Resolution of superintendent contract brings relief, some anger
• Family of five suffer carbon monoxide poisoning, family pets die
• Senator Shelby says Alabama must be treated fairly by British Petroleum
• Huntsville Tea Party getting ready to continue in to 2011
• Ann Roy Moore not the only one to blame for Huntsville school system's problems, commenters say
• Man loses NY lawsuit alleging club 'Ladies Night' events are unconstitutional
• Two Hazel Green men arrested for HVAC thefts
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Jan. 21
• Roll up your sleeves: Critcal need for blood across North Alabama
• Madison county's jobless rate in December stays at 7 percent
• Accident on University Drive and Wynn causes delays.
• Interstate 565 open, crews working on some secondary roads.
• Memorial Parkway overpasses are open north and south bound.
• Honoring veterans the right way is the goal of Senior Expo
• School delays and closures: Huntsville City, Madison County delayed two hours
• Yes, that Corvette does have flashing blue lights
• Elevated portions of I-565 closed due to icing
• Memorial Parkway closed due to icing
• Friends, colleagues remember Rabbi Jeffrey Ballon
• Moore, school board reach amicable agreement on contract
• Search firms doubt ability to find superintendent for city
• Moore, school board reach amicable agreement
• Bankhead Parkway, Monte Sano Boulevard closed
• Huntsville police blotter
• Breast cancer patients with strong social networks fare better in recovery
• Physical scars fading, but memories of Five Points tornado still vivid one year later
• Snow moving across Huntsville again
• State didn't see a need for overpass at Dan Tibbs Road and Research Park Boulevard
• Alabama Chief Justice to propose sentencing reforms for 2011
• IRS to start processing delayed returns Feb. 14; most people unaffected and can file now
• Four Huntsville men arrested on child pornography charges
• Man finds great blue heron dead in yard, second heron outside fence apparently mourning
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Jan. 20
• Employment program gives helping hand to older adults
• Kroger, Target, Dave & Buster's, Trader Joe's, Cheesecake Factory top retail wish list
• Madison School Board amends calendar
• Rabbi Jeffrey Ballon has died
• Huntsville police blotter
• Brooks joins GOP majority in voting against health care law
• Huntsville City Schools, deep in debt, face predicament similar to Jefferson County 11 years ago
• No more Moore? Contract last-minute item on school board agenda
• Five Points tornado, one year later: Send us your photos, videos and stories
• Another revision made to proposed school calendars
• Madison Council overturns mayor's decision
• OU Faculty Member Places in Defense Acquisition University Competition
• Chance of snow, up to 1 inch, still headed for area Thursday night
• Adtran's fourth-quarter sales hit quarterly all-time high
• Moore may be out as contract added to board's agenda
• Vermont judge orders shoppers rounded-up for jury duty
• City of Huntsville wins large federal grant to combat illegal drugs, drug-related violence
• Madison County sanitation workers earn free breakfast for work in snow
• World War II pilot training center at Pryor Field named a state landmark
• Interest in economic development summit forces move to bigger venue
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Jan. 19
• State testing schedule changes Huntsville schools' spring break option for 2012
• Gas station robbed overnight
• Drake State President Helen McAlpine sworn in as member of White House Initiative for HBCUs
• Investigators look into rash of HVAC thefts in county
• Four car accident on I-565 eastbound near Greenbrier Road.
• U.S. Space and Rocket Center cancels gala, focusing on Space Camp registrations and budget challenges
• Ask Us: How long does city allow abandoned cars to sit on roadside?
• School is back in session, most are happy -- but will upcoming decisions keep them that way?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Faith leaders consider Gov. Bentley's brother-sister classifications
• Condemnation, sorrow greet Governor Bentley's definition of 'brothers and sisters'
• Anti-Defamation League criticizes Bentley for comments on religion; calls for apology
• Tennessee Valley Caucus reorganized - hoping for unity next four years
• Board to once again discuss 2011-2012 school calendar
• HAZMAT called to business as precaution, police say
• Huntsville International Airport reports air passenger increase for 2010
• Man arrested after breaking into car on Whitesburg
• Boeing resets move of mock missile for Wednesday
• Garbage pickup delayed a day because of Monday's holiday
• Wet roads cause multiple wrecks across Huntsville
• Top driver safety tip: Turn off cell phone
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison meter readers make rounds a little late
• North Alabamians well-represented at Gov. Bentley's chilly inauguration parade
• Man accused of rape waits for police to arrive, claims consent
• Snow in the forecast for Friday morning; light accumulation possible
• Unity speaker: MLK's message still needed
• Area school officials say holding class on Saturdays a possibility to make up for snow days
• Man arrested after robbing and attacking another man
• Vision Airlines to begin non-stop service between Huntsville and Gulf coast
• Marshall County man dies in single-vehicle wreck
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Jan. 17
• Two Huntsville officers honored with lifesaving medals
• Albertville man working in Afghanistan chosen as one of '100 Faces of War Experience'
• Important notice for all students and parents!!
• Civil rights and Civil War histories merge in a way 'we could give more thought to'
• Ask Us: How many faucets should you let drip in subfreezing weather?
• Hunter dies after 20-foot fall in New Market
• Big gift aids Parkinson's researchers
• Aderholt family trying to get back to normal life
• Aderholt family trying to get back to normal life
• As Drake State moves toward SACS accreditation and possible community college status, enrollment explosion is expected
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 16, 2011
• Alabama's method of funding schools challenged in court for racial discrimination
• Huntsville police blotter
• Boat show a success despite lingering snow
• Excess capacity to factor into school closings
• Snow 'sequel' not nearly so spectacular, but unsung heroes help us survive it
• Police investigating Friday night robbery
• State to repave Interstate 565 from Limestone County line to Moores Mill Road
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 15, 2011
• Inside the Leroy White execution: It didn't take long to realize something wasn't right
• As snow (finally) melts away, potholes are popping up on Huntsville roads
• Madison County to be well represented in Bentley's inaugural parade on Monday
• Huntsville police blotter
• MLK celebration: What will you do with your freedom?
• Huntsville's December sales tax receipts edge 4.8 percent higher
• Trader Joe's on University? Macy's at Bridge Street? Bring your ideas to retail summit
• Lawsuits allege UAH security failures led to Amy Bishop shooting
• Madison County Commission close to agreement on new emergency radios
• Families of two killed in UAH shooting file wrongful death suit against provost and Amy Bishop
• UAB and HudsonAlpha will team up on new study of Parkinson disease
• A Special President's Chapel
• Calhoun Community College re-schedules MLK ceremony for Thursday
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Jan. 14
• Man robbed by woman at gunpoint
• Snow giving way to slow thaw
• Actor evokes spirit of Martin Luther King Jr. for commemoration program at UAH
• Leroy White executed for killing estranged wife, refuses final meal and last words
• Huntsville police blotter
• U.S. Supreme Court lets execution of Leroy White proceed
• Snow duty earns 5 percent pay bump for dozens of Huntsville workers
• Madison Chamber to host annual fundraiser
• Return to regular campus hours on 1-14-11
• Gov. Bob Riley rejects plea to stop execution of Leroy White
• Road conditions worsening; part of Sparkman Drive closed
• U.S. Supreme Court halts execution of Leroy White for further review
• State appeals court affirms life without parole for Huntsville cocaine dealer
• UPDATE: Huntsville and Madison City Schools closed Friday, Madison County delayed
• Phil Riddick to join the Madison County Commission this morning
• Two people found dead inside Decatur home; police say murder/suicide
• Calhoun Community College to extend spring registration in wake of snow
• Madison County Courthouse open, jurors need not report
• A man and 3-year-old killed in morning housefire caused by space heater
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Jan. 13
• All lanes of Interstate 565 are open
• Westbound lanes of Interstate 565 open
• Two killed in morning house fire
• Traffic backing up as elevated portions of I-565 remain closed
• Family of Leroy White's wife try to stop his execution tonight
• Elevated portions of I-565 remain closed.
• Auburn's national title makes travel woes worth it for fans
• Madison City Council back to a full house
• Huntsville police blotter
• Some legislators, state officials got special treatment from Auburn on BCS bowl tickets
• Ball beaten out by Hammon for majority leader in Alabama House in secret vote
• Rep. Robert Aderholt honors Arizona congresswoman who was injured in shooting
• Snow will alter students' calendars, but how?
• Madison County Courthouse reopens, this week's cases will be rescheduled
• UPDATED: Huntsville City, Madison County, Madison City schools closed Thursday
• Madison County garbage collection resumes Thursday; courthouse opening at 10 a.m.; jury trials still canceled
• Oakwood University closing at 3 p.m. today
• Elevated portions of I-565, Memorial Parkway and Research Park Boulevard still closed as light snow falls
• Bridge Street opening at 1 p.m. today due to overnight icing
• Huntsville garbage trucks collecting Monday's garbage and trash today
• Huntsville Municipal Court open today
• Southbound lanes of Memorial Parkway open south of Oakwood Avenue
• Weather problems force Calhoun to postpone MLK ceremony
• Huntsville airport operations getting back to normal
• The Oakwood University campus will close at 3:00 p.m., January 12
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Jan. 12
• Police looking for home invasion robbery suspects
• Northbound Memorial Parkway fully open; ALDOT working on southbound
• North Alabama snow battle moves to Day 3: schools and side roads
• Madison County scores high in Alabama Senate committee assignments
• Local medical personnel are on the job
• Auburn fans showing their colors as they arrive from Arizona
• Showers, Olshefski talk of early Moore exit as meeting is delayed
• Huntsville police blotter
• Ask Us: Is it legal for four-wheelers to pull sleds?
• Snow-related business closings could take toll on Huntsville, Madison budgets
• Dad, son spend the night in Monrovia igloo
• I-565 again closed because of ice
• Parkway overpasses reclosing because of accidents
• Rabbi's lecture to open Ladino Exhibit at UAH library
• Oakwood University will delay opening until 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, January 12
• Redstone Arsenal to reopen Wednesday as snow melts
• Schools across Madison County will be closed again Wednesday, but some government offices reopening
• Memorial Parkway, eastbound I-565 reopened
• Madison reschedules City Council meeting
• UAH researcher makes 'significant' atmospheric discovery
• Power restored to Huntsville Utilities customers in Hampton Cove
• Huntsville airport reports some flights a 'go,' others canceled
• EMA says Madison County roads are passable at safe speed
• Cecil Ashburn, U.S 72 are open to traffic, police report
• Bridge Street Town Centre opening at 1 p.m.
• Carl T. Jones is open and roads will improve throughout the day.
• Major area roads open as area starts Day 2 of snow recovery
• I-565 elevated portions, Parkway overpasses, and Chapman Mountain remain closed.
• Huntsville Drumline Percussion and Performing Arts Center
• Board hopes weather won't stop search-firm meeting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Near-record snowfall pretty to look at, tough on area roadways
• The campus of Oakwood University will be closed on Tuesday, January 11, except for all essential and registration personnel.
• Redstone Arsenal to remain closed Tuesday
• Roundabout rules cause confusion, danger for drivers
• Huntsville Times e-edition available for free this week until road conditions improve
• Schools, governments closed Tuesday with slush expected to turn to ice
• Huntsville, Madison, Madison County schools closed Tuesday, along with government offices
• Snowfall most since 1988 in Huntsville, third-biggest on record
• Featured snow photo: Auburn fan clears 8 inches of snow off game day decoration
• Featured snow photo: Snowy creek in Blossomwood
• Auburn University closing tomorrow because of weather, travel delays for students at the big game
• Striving for perfection, teen succeeds on ACT, SAT
• ETV to rebroadcast state education official's visit with board
• Huntsville Utilities offices closing at 4 p.m.; emergency operations not affected
• Huntsville airport runway reopens, but many flights canceled
• WWE Smackdown at Von Braun Center postponed because of snow
• National Weather Service briefing local officials on winter weather outlook
• Featured snow photo: 9 inches of snow in Madison County
• Huntsville, Madison, Madison County Schools still mulling Tuesday closing
• Who's going to get Huntsville City Schools out of financial mess? Not current leaders, commenters say
• Wrecks on area roads at a minimum considering conditions
• All roads are ruled impassable and portions are I-65 closed
• Snowmaggedon, Antarctibama, Snowpocalypse ... What are you calling this year's snow event?
• Two and a half inches in the first 90 minutes!
• Madison City Council postpones tonight's meeting
• Snow storm lands: How long until Huntsville warms up?
• Huntsville, Madison City offices closed another day because of snow
• Redstone Arsenal closed because of snow
• Sports bars still planning for influx of football fans
• Portions of Memorial Parkway, Interstate 565, Cecil Ashburn and Chapman Mountain closed because of snow
• Huntsville police blotter
• North Alabama closings: Roads, schools and businesses shutting down because of snow
• Alabama DOT call center available to help motorists navigate roads
• Campus of Oakwood University will be closed on Monday, January 10
• Huntsville, Madison and Madison County schools closed Monday
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 9, 2011
• Huntsville residents load up on supplies for winter storm
• Who will lead Huntsville City Schools out of current financial mess?
• Huntsville Police investigating Saturday evening robbery where victim was attacked on Triana Boulevard
• With heavy snow coming tonight, Madison County will close courts, offices Monday, city announcements expected this afternoon
• EDITORIAL: Financial triage for Huntsville City Schools
• Woman knocked to ground, robbed outside west Huntsville real estate school
• Burglar kicks in door of local company and steals items
• State official says board, city must collaborate on school system fix
• Heavy snow in Huntsville expected to begin about 9 p.m. Sunday and continue until Monday a.m.
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 8, 2011
• Leroy White scheduled to be executed Thursday for 1988 slaying of his wife
• Adams and Lowell intersection creates problems for middle school traffic
• Early morning rape reported in South Huntsville, two men robbed on Jordan Lane
• Good Person: TV ad led local businesswoman to Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Board shelves proposed school uniform policy
• School closures, layoffs likely solutions to system debt
• UAH graduate honored as one of nation's best scientists
• National Weather Service says 3-6 inches of snow likely across North Alabama on Sunday
• State Supreme Court won't hear case of woman injured in wreck when motorist 'blacked out'
• Alabama Supreme Court refuses to hear Scottsboro man's appeal of rape case of 13-year-old girl
• Marshall County Republicans want Judge Howard Hawk to switch back to the Democratic Party
• Joe Johnson of Atlanta Hawks makes dream come true for children from Triana and Harvest
• School closings likely as system struggles with debt
• Scottsboro woman injured in 2:30 a.m. wreck on U.S. 72 east
• Work to get started on Enterprise Center at Madison Square
• Center for families of fallen soldiers opens on Redstone Arsenal
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Jan. 7
• Several traffic issues to watch for this morning.
• Madison school officials trying to ensure safety at board meetings with resource officer on duty
• Huntsville police blotter
• Pouncey: Immediate action needed to solve schools' deficit
• New Meridian and Monroe intersection confusing, amusing and horrifying
• Sen. Jeff Sessions asks Defense Secretary Robert Gates not to cut missile defense
• Downtown Huntsville in running for $30 million, 207-room Excelsior hotel
• Clinton Avenue closed for six months
• Man stabbed near Brahan Drive
• Huntsville Utilities closing Douglass Road until 1 p.m. to clear limbs from power lines
• Snow likely Sunday and Monday across North Alabama
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Jan. 6
• Tickets to the BCS National Championship Game? Good luck
• Southwest will take awhile to decide if it will stay in Huntsville after AirTran merger
• Lesson on school debt for board tonight
• Huntsville police blotter
• Gov. Riley to start education nonprofit after leaving office
• Large achievement gaps based on income and race persist in Huntsville schools
• Legislators get special access to buy Auburn championship tickets at face value
• Court fight looming over controversial medical district townhouses
• Woman arrested on child endangerment charges
• Rain delays closing of Clinton Avenue until Thursday
• Athens police catch burglar on roof
• Huntsville makes another "Top Cities" list
• Man arrested for burglary in Five Points
• Look for new 5th District Congressman Mo Brooks on ABC news with Diane Sawyer tonight
• Could water problems that plagued Decatur happen in Huntsville? Well....yes
• Internal Revenue Service moves tax-filing deadline to April 18
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Jan. 5
• Huntsville police blotter
• GOP majority takes office today, Brooks and Aderholt talk party goals
• From serious to silly, retiring Albertville Police Chief Benny Womack has seen it all in 36-year law enforcement career
• Clinton Avenue closing scheduled for today
• Riley appoints Phil Riddick to Madison County Commission
• Grieving grandfather still pushing for University Drive walkway
• Goldsmith Schiffman Elementary opens to students today
• Two men dressed as officers rob Toney couple inside home
• Authorities arrest Huntsville man for arson
• Multiple-murder trial for Jacob Shaffer in Tennessee delayed, new date has not been set
• Propst Drugs burglarized for cigarettes
• Toney man pleads guilty to first-degree rape charge
• Water service back to normal in Decatur
• Two people arrested on robbery charges
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 4, 2011
• Two Decatur men arrested after high-speed chase
• Oakwood University’s New President Ready to Meet the Press
• Decatur still asking residents to conserve water
• Mo Brooks to be featured on "World News with Diane Sawyer"
• Huntsville police blotter
• State troopers report fewer highway fatalities this holiday season
• Clinton Avenue expected to close Wednesday afternoon
• New Oakwood University president has first day on the job
• Madison County Schools seeking district accreditation from SACS
• Still no end in sight to Huntsville's expensive metro jail lawsuit
• Man killed in morning wreck at Slaughter Road and Alabama 20
• Decatur residents urged to use water only in emergencies while city fixes problem at plant
• Officials release name of woman killed in Owens Cross Roads accident
• Bicyclist hit by motorist on Drake Avenue
• Three businesses burglarized overnight
• HudsonAlpha looks to 2011 as the year its biotech campus takes root
• LearningQUEST program offers education, enrichment courses to adults of all ages
• Wreck leaves one seriously injured
• Families ring in New Year at Space Camp
• Use caution driving over Chapman Mountain
• Defense budget may be more appealing target for cuts in 2011 because of deficit, rising costs and troops leaving Iraq
• Huntsville police blotter
• Reaching downtown Huntsville to be more difficult for next 6 months
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Jan. 2, 2011
• Woman killed in single-vehicle accident
• Pedestrian killed by passing car in Athens; no charges expected
• Memorial Parkway overpasses' cost increase signficantly over 41 years
• Huntsville police blotter
• About 100 jump in Tennessee River for 27th annual Polar Bear Plunge
• White Christmas cost taxpayers a lot of green
• First baby of 2011 is first baby for parents
• Small firms, tax-exempt groups with employees should check out health care tax credit
• Stephen King praises Huntsville band "Microwave Dave & the Nukes
• Here's a list of tax tips for individual taxpayers
• Don't overlook the advantages of itemizing deductions
• Man claims car window shot out while driving down interstate
• Two men shot outside of nightclub
• Senior Center volunteer wants others to also be 'so fulfilled'
• U.S. Space and Rocket Center begins new year with new leader
• Police identify hit-and-run victim in south Huntsville Friday night
• Ring in 2011 with a New Year's resolution
• Pastor discovers church is burglarized Friday morning
• Huntsville police investigate hit and run that killed a pedestrian on Hobbs Road
• Huntsville ready to party tonight with first ball drop and midnight run
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 30, 2010
• Home burglarized with resident inside
• Longtime conductor of Huntsville Symphony Orchestra Marx Pales dies
• Huntsville police blotter
• Traffic signal in Big Cove requires city, state and county cooperation
• Amy Bishop shootings, Republican sweep ranked among Top 10 Huntsville news stories of 2010
• New Year's Eve drinkers can get free tow home
• Teen dies after being hit by car; prayer vigil planned for 9 p.m.
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 30, 2010
• Authorities looking for woman believed to be involved in theft ring
• Madison police need help in finding suspected burglar
• Man arrested after breaking into Huntsville school
• Teenage boy in critical condition after being hit by a car
• 911 board approves $3.6 million for radio system
• Woman scares off would-be burglar inside apartment
• Woman home during attempted burglary
• Huntsville police blotter
• 'Granddad bandit' indicted for Huntsville bank robbery
• Huntsville man charged with stealing car in Albertville
• Gov. Bob Riley mulling 9 names to replace new U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks on Madison County Commission
• Former postal worker accused of stealing letters, packages from Huntsville post office
• Union Grove man arrested for spotlighting deer after running from police and crashing truck
• Former WAFF reporter Susie Edwards dies from liver cancer
• Decatur man arrested for stealing from employer
• Police still looking for alleged shooter in botched robbery
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville shooting victim identified, search continues for suspect
• One person shot in attempted robbery at Huntsville apartment complex
• Gasoline prices increase as temperatures drop
• Huntsville civil rights pioneer Sonnie Hereford III to speak at Emancipation Proclamation observance
• House fire blamed on curling iron
• Car wreck leads police to car thief
• Two women robbed at gunpoint inside home
• Newspaper carrier saves family in house fire
• Bankhead Parkway now reopened, last Huntsville street that was closed due to ice
• Clinton Avenue to close next week for bridge replacement
• Fire destroys home after paper carrier saves family
• Man answers door, robbed by two people
• Calhoun Community College eyes expansion of Huntsville campus
• Huntsville's White Christmas magic creates lasting memories
• Huntsville police blotter
• Part of King Drake connector road is under construction
• Black ice and ice patches could remain on area roads this morning
• Albertville man charged with felony after 23 cases of beer found in car
• Power back on in northwest Madison County
• Power outage in west-central Madison County
• Both eastbound and westbound I-565 open, Bankhead remains closed
• Roads update: Portions of I-565 closed, Bankhead closed, Monte Sano icy
• State recloses I-565 westbound from Chapman Mountain to Memorial Parkway
• Interstate 565 open westbound and eastbound
• I-565 open at Memorial Parkway overpass
• Elevated portions of westbound I-565 were to remain closed this morning; road conditions better overall
• School officials, police to assess Seldon Center's safety needs
• Morgan County seeks to rejoin the 5th Congressional District
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville residents can take Christmas tree to be recycled instead of simply throwing it away
• Eastbound I-565 open, but portions of westbound lanes to remain closed
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 26, 2010
• Ask Us: Why don't car rental companies keep enough cars at Huntsville International Airport?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Record Christmas Day snowfall pretty, but closes a number of Madison County roads
• Four-star general's presence expected to give Redstone Arsenal more visibility, clout
• Memorial Parkway overpasses closed
• Huntsville wakes to white Christmas and road problems
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 25, 2010
• Christmas road closings in Huntsville and Madison County
• Lights expected to be added on U.S. 72 on Chapman Mountain later
• Huntsville police blotter
• 'Smokehouse Santa' provides jackets and blankets to needy this year instead of ribs and chicken
• Last-minute Santas enjoyed good weather, good shopping and good crowd
• Road crews ready for white Christmas, but major problems aren't expected
• Final night of Santa's Village brings large crowd
• Huntsville police blotter
• Joy shot through with Sorrow mixed: Parents empathize with Joseph and Mary
• Construction speed limit signs confuse drivers
• Cullman man charged with manslaughter and vehicular homicide
• CASA still needs local Santas to help with seniors' Christmas
• Airport calm before expected deluge of Christmas travelers
• C.A.R.E. Center fills needs of many ages
• Meteorologists predict white Christmas for Huntsville
• Huge crowd stands in line for free dental work at Huntsville practice
• With the death of earmarks, Huntsville may have to borrow to widen Martin Road
• Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council to hold public forum after new year
• Red Cross needs volunteers at Christmastime
• Man injured during robbery
• Barber shop robbed at gunpoint
• Married couple robbed at gunpoint
• Mayfair residents may sue over townhouses
• Huntsville police blotter
• Times Watchdog Report: Pay raises despite furloughs at Alabama A&M
• Complete Dental offering free care for needy
• Antoine Dodson's "Chimney Intruder Song" on George Lopez Show
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Dec. 22
• Hartselle man honored by Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
• Ask Us: Why isn't law enforced on four-wheelers on street?
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison on steady ground with finances
• U.S. 31 southbound closed at Tennessee River Bridge
• Fuel spill on U.S. 72 affecting afternoon traffic
• 'Gang-related' graffiti discovered at Milton Frank Stadium
• A day after winning The Sing-Off, Committed is hitting the recording studio
• Huntsville's downtown canal project completed by Rotary Plaza
• Crisis Services' Christmas wish: More volunteers for its programs
• Huntsville reports slight uptick in crime led by robberies
• Decatur Target cashier arrested for stealing from the store
• Committed Takes 1st Prize and Sony Contract on NBC's 'The Sing-off'
• COMMITTED WINS! Huntsville a cappella group takes title on NBC's 'The Sing-Off'
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Dec. 21
• Help us pick the top 10 Huntsville news stories of 2010
• Madison City Council names Ondocsin to fill District 7 seat vacated by Bill Holtzclaw
• Madison City Council fills District 7 seat
• Madison Utilities gets good audit report
• Huntsville police blotter
• Road construction projects pace could slow in 2011
• Madison County Commission sends Brooks off with cake and best wishes
• Remember to drive safely on snowy, icy roads
• Madison officials to be busy tonight
• Is Huntsville a cappella group Committed the favorite to win NBC's "The Sing-Off"?
• Animal organizations list Christmas wishes
• Madison's future bright after 'bittersweet' 2010
• Leadership alumni help West Mastin Lake Elementary
• Bob Jones engineering academy students intern at high-tech companies
• Drake State technology class finds future in 'electronic Play-Doh'
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Dec. 20th
• Lost Heroes Art Quilt honors those who died while serving in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Two accident on Governors Drive slowing down traffic coming from Hampton Cove.
• Huntsville police blotter
• Ask Us: Can unused prescriptions be donated?
• : Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Dec. 19
• Brooks to attend his last Madison County Commission meeting today
• Huntsville police investigating two robberies Saturday night
• Huntsville police blotter
• State says Huntsville school leaders ignored financial warnings
• Super Saturday
• National Bank of Commerce opens for business in four metro areas in Alabama, including Huntsville
• Huntsville Hospital, LifeSouth Community Blood Centers ask for platelet, type O negative donations
• Retired NFL All-Pro makes Christmas happy for family whose home burned
• City wants to widen Old Monrovia Road, Airport Road
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Dec. 18, 2010
• Groups unite to help provide a merry Christmas for needy military families
• Car plows into Huntsville house just after owner left the room
• Good People: Huntsville High teens turn party into food drive for needy
• Super Saturday shopping, and other Christmas things to do
• FBI says powder at U.S. courthouse not dangerous
• School finances hot topic at breakfast with board and city council
• Chance of wintery weather early Saturday morning
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police asking for help finding missing woman
• FBI: White powder substance found at Huntsville federal courthouse not dangerous
• Authorities investigate white powder found at federal courthouse in Huntsville, AL
• Madison County's jobless rate in November remained at 7.1 percent
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Dec. 17
• "Super Saturday" expected to draw crowds
• Redstone Gateway office park will begin rising next week along I-565
• School board has recovery plan
• Two injured in Hobbs Island Road wreck
• Huntsville Police investigating knife attack on Knight Road
• Holiday food program recipients call it a 'blessing'
• Drivers see visibility problem on widened Little Cove Road
• Mo Brooks appointed to committees overseeing military and NASA
• Jacob Shaffer will face capital murder charge in Huntsville after trial for multiple killings in Tennessee
• Florida man receives 108-month sentence for child pornogrpahy charges
• FOCAL, DHR focus on giving to foster kids for Christmas
• Retired North Alabama executive looking forward to challenge of state highway director
• Navistar presents $20,000 in donations to three local charitable groups
• Madison breaks ground on city's new high school
• Riley loses two Alabama A&M board of trustee appointees in late night legislative session
• Voting Now Open – for Committed – one of final contestant groups on NBC's "The Sing Off"
• Liberty University choir turns Antoine Dodson song into Christmas carol
• Congressman-elect Mo Brooks appointed to House Armed Services, Science and Technology committees
• Temperature heads back up today after icy Wednesday
• Madison Council interviews four for vacant seat
• Huntsville police blotter
• All roads in Madison County open
• Complete list of road conditions and closures throughout Madison County
• Huntsville looking to buy major sewer line in Limestone County
• Watchdog: Local lawmakers successful in postponing move of 350 ICE detainees
• Arab assistant coach resigns after being caught parking with 17-year-old girl
• U.S. Supreme Court leaves untouched what lawyers can claim in their ads
• Complete list of government and business closings for the Huntsville area
• Alabama Senate confirms second Riley appointee to Alabama A&M University board of trustees
• TVA raising residential rates 1% in January
• Icy conditions reported in parts of Madison County
• Gov.-elect Robert Bentley names retired Huntsville business executive John R. Cooper transportation director
• Precipitation falling in Huntsville, will turn to ice soon
• Ice moving 'very slowly,' won't exit area until midnight
• Redsone Arsenal and Marshall closing early because of weather
• Federal judge refuses to delay start of trial in alleged bingo vote-buying scheme
• State Senate confirms candidate for Alabama A&M board of trustees
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Dec. 15
• Home sales in Huntsville and Madison County rise in November
• Fraternal Order of Police help families in need during holidays
• North central Alabama school closings: Wednesday, Dec. 15
• Save now for chance to win $20,000 U.S. savings bond
• Huntsville police blotter
• Northwoods public housing residents reject fence along University Drive to deter jaywalkers
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center leaders spar with outgoing CEO over China deal
• Toys for Tots providing Christmas gifts for about 6,000 north Alabama children
• No fall break on Huntsville schools' proposed 2011-2012 calendar
• Madison County, Madison City and Huntsville City schools closing early because of weather threat
• Winter weather expected between noon to 8 p.m.
• Three Cherokee County bank robbery suspects caught in DeKalb County, one still at large
• Federal judge refuses to postpone start of bingo corruption trial in Montgomery
• Police shooting of man who took mother hostage may have been "police-assisted suicide"
• Ask Us: When will Green Mountain Road get reflectors?
• Icy weather, possible travel problems in forecast for Wednesday
• Man critically injured in accident on Wall Triana Highway
• Man shot at Toftoy Drive, near Bob Wallace Avenue and Patton Road
• Man killed in single-vehicle accident
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Dec. 14
• Guntersville Boat Parade rescheduled for Friday
• Christmas Charities Year Round could use some toys to help more Huntsville girls and boys
• 18 Wheeler blocking traffic on Slaughter Road approaching Highway 72.
• Huntsville police blotter
• Tiny twin dies; brother still critical
• Madison council extends tax sunset clause
• Sinkhole found at Hughes/Gillespie intersection
• Head of AEA says there are enough votes in Alabama House to block dues check-off bill
• A reunion of old friends at Christmas continues
• Utilities give tips to keep pipes from freezing tonight
• Early week cold to give way to ice event Wednesday morning
• FBI awards local nonprofit for work in community
• Cullman area animal welfare groups on mission to rid county animal shelter of the gas chamber
• Address painted on curb doesn't meet city, county requirements
• Phone book recycling program can help local schools
• Madison County Schools benefit from Kroger donation
• Weather forces delay of Governors Drive water line project until January
• Owens Cross Roads Elementary named Blue Ribbon Lighthouse school
• Owens Cross Roads students learn how to save at their own bank
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Dec. 13
• Black ice a hazard on roads today as melted snow refreezes, weather service says.
• Limestone prison testing sirens this morning
• SCI-QUEST PARTNERS WITH NASA TO HOST LUNAR ECLIPSE OVERNIGHT FOR CHILDREN
• Food, money and time are all valuable donations to homeless shelters
• Sunday snow flurries precursor to shivering temperatures
• Huntsville police blotter
• Saturday morning fire destroys Monte Sano State Park headquarters
• Madison Council to interview District 7 candidates
• Athens man killed in one-vehicle wreck Saturday night
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Dec. 12
• Madison Christmas Parade canceled due to cold temperatures
• Huntsville police blotter
• Operation Christmas Bear serves up merry time for military families
• Police target crash and DUI 'hot spots' for enforcement
• Special children free-wheeling with special tricycles
• Aging schools, facilities also in crisis
• Two people injured in wreck on Indian Creek Road in Monrovia
• Convicted former Alabama Rep. Sue Schmitz waiting on fate of appeal
• Madison Christmas Parade, Lake Guntersville Boat Parade postponed due to weather
• Man shot in leg while fighting off robber at his home
• Former Arab mayor and poet laureate Ralph Hammond dies
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Saturday, Dec. 11
• Teen's dream to help others is coming true
• Huntsville police blotter
• Alabama House passes three ethics bills, including ban on PAC-to-PAC transfers
• Arab police find parts of marijuana growing system in child's bedroom
• Alabama A&M engineering building named in honor of former dean
• Heavy rain in Saturday forecast while light snow may fall Sunday
• Man held mother hostage and threatened police prior to being shot
• Belle Wheelan, graduation speaker at Alabama A&M, gives entertaining blueprint for life
• Alabama House approves two of three ethics bills; debating third on banning PAC transfers
• Madison parade officials to make decision Saturday at 2:45 p.m. whether to postpone event or not
• Calhoun, Athens State holding groundbreaking today on new arts center
• Madison Chamber of Commerce director resigns
• Poverty level up in Morgan, Limestone counties; down in Madison County
• Closed-door meetings becoming the norm for Alabama A&M trustees
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Dec. 10
• Huntsville police blotter
• School board OKs planning for Providence Middle
• Huntsville's Don Mincher named 'King of Baseball'
• Work started on Madison transportation building
• Watch out for marathon runners on city streets Saturday morning
• Flood zone meeting produces big crowd and unanswered questions
• One new appointee to Alabama A&M board of trustees confirmed by Senate committee
• Police looking for robber who assaulted elderly woman
• Huntsville Angel Tree program still has 300-plus unadopted kids
• Fire on Green Mountain, traffic slow in areas
• No one injured in morning fire on Jordan Lane
• Hundreds of Huntsville homeowners in line to view flood plain maps
• Trustee at Alabama A&M cites conflicts of interest, calls for resignations
• Morgan County inmate hit by car while on work release
• Man tries to rob gas station unsuccessfully
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Dec. 9
• Man in serious condition after being shot downtown
• Spotlight shines on school system during virtual town hall meeting
• Huntsville police blotter
• Flood zone maps could bring deluge of questions
• Texaco on University Drive reportedly robbed
• Battle urges legislators to adopt education budget for fiscal 2011 that's 'achievable'
• Madison mother and daughter injured in mid day wreck on County Line Road
• Huntsville man convicted on rape, sodomy charges involving child under 12
• Shooting of robbery suspect by Huntsville police officer determined to be within departmental policy
• Husband chases wife's former roommate away during attempted robbery
• Jury deliberating in trial of Huntsville man accused of raping child at Halloween party
• Arsenal fire is controlled burn
• Huntsville brewery can claim 'We're No. 6!' as collectors snare beers from all 50 states
• Overturned vehicle on Bell Factory Road and Steakley.
• Ask Us: What is the delay on the elevator for handicapped seating at VBC?
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Dec. 8
• To those who first dreamed of Veterans Memorial, groundbreaking was 'absolutely wonderful'
• Expert warns Alabama lawmakers about importance of moving forward on health care reform
• Terrame New Years Eve Midnight Run
• Huntsville police blotter
• Rookie Republican legislators say they sense some camaraderie from Legislature's Democratic minority
• Tennessee town mourns victim of Walmart parking lot shooting
• At-risk funds, possible Providence Middle top board agenda
• Committed Wows Judges at NBC’s Sing-Off
• Drake State receives initial candidacy status for SACS accreditation
• Former Gov. Mike Huckabee to speak in Huntsville in March
• Free flu clinic to be held Wednesday in Huntsville
• Huntsville police charge dead man's girlfriend with murder
• New Kroger to give to Madison County schools at grand opening
• Holiday spirit on display in downtown Huntsville
• Police investigating rape case in south Huntsville
• UAH symposium focuses on growing role of nurses as national health care changes
• Rocket City United selected Rocky the Eagle as its mascot
• Police say Galaxy Way homicide victim was shot multiple times
• Huntsville police investigating possible homicide on Galaxy Way
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Walmart parking lot shooter dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Woman nearly robbed at Publix, but able to get away
• Donate blood to Red Cross, buy a book to benefit United Way at Madison County Courthouse today
• Business broken into, nothing stolen
• Memory of Dec. 7, 1941 fading for local Pearl Harbor veteran
• Recover from the Holidays 50km
• Rudolph Run 2010
• Rocket City Marathon 2010
• Huntsville singing group Committed knocks 'em dead on NBC's "The Sing-Off"
• Madison Utilities hope to keep quarry for divers
• Madison County coroner-elect says he will work within the office's budget
• It's noon meetings - again - for Huntsville Housing Authority board
• Recent gasoline price spike pushes price to two-year high
• Huntsville police blotter
• House Republicans will delay vote on majority leader to make time for rules changes
• Police investigating after a body was found on Governors Drive
• Humane Society burglarized
• Police believe Walmart shooter targeted ex-girlfriend
• Suspect in Walmart double shooting found shot as well in Taft, Tenn.
• One dead, one injured in shooting at west Huntsville Walmart
• Rape trial for Huntsville man set to begin
• Holy Family School students learn about Statue of Liberty through Liberty's Legacy program
• North Alabama Congressman Robert Aderholt sees no conflict between earmarks, Tea Party
• Coroner must go to Legislature, not Madison County Commission for more money
• Legacy Elementary balloon release honors student with epilepsy
• Randolph middle-school students take part in National Novel Writing Month
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Dec. 6
• Coroner-elect Craig Whisenant appealing again to Madison County Commission for more operating money
• Huntsville singing group Committed to appear tonight on NBC's 'The Sing-Off'
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police blotter
• Two assault and rob woman in parking lot
• Seasonal display inspired program to assist fire victims
• Tuba Christmas keeps its un-stuffy concert tradition
• Website helps teachers meet students' needs
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Dec. 5
• Orr wants ban on state pensions for convicted state officials as part of ethics reform
• Huntsville police respond to robbery at John's Shop Ezy
• Police blotter
• Athens Police looking for 17 year old runaway girl
• Lockheed Martin honored for supporting its soldier employees
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Saturday, Dec. 4
• Auburn, South Carolina fans living in harmony -- sort of
• Decatur attorney arrested on theft charges
• Three North Alabama agencies win state records and preservation grants
• Madison area residents help needy military families
• State appeals court upholds two life sentences in multiple robbery, kidnapping case from Huntsville
• Huntsville child donates birthday money to The Ark
• Disney skaters help Special Olympians make their dreams come true
• Pedestrian hit by car expected to be fine
• South Huntsville motel robbed overnight
• Alabama Supreme Court reverses portion of ruling in Lee High bus crash civil suit
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Dec. 3
• Huntsville mourns death of 'Papa Santa,' who stood in for Santa Claus
• Traffic accident leaves one man dead
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville City Council sidesteps vote on firefighter "Boot Drive" ordinance
• Auburn fans may run into delays on I-20 on way to SEC championship
• Madison abandons idea to tunnel under I-565 to extend Hughes Road
• Construction accident leaves one in extremely critical condition
• Dyer appropriates $72,000 to Madison County Health Department
• Victim and suspect both hospitalized following stabbing incident
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle on Governors Drive
• Leroy White faces January execution date for 1988 murder in Huntsville
• Superintendent to hold town hall meeting on ETV
• Sick teen finds 'perfect' bone marrow match
• Marshall County closes Snead and Mill roads due to flooding
• Six middle school students arrested on drug charges
• Stabbing victim transported in critical condition
• Superintendent to hold town hall meeting on TV, web
• Marshall County accident leaves one dead, one injured
• Captain D's robbed at gunpoint
• Huntsville police blotter
• Northwest Huntsville home damaged by fire
• Parker Griffith wraps up his two years in Congress without regrets
• Two Madison County women plead guilty to stealing from post office outlets
• Illegally placed campaign signs may get the "death penalty" in Huntsville
• Two of three representatives from North Alabama in competition for majority leader in Alabama House
• Months of work goes into contract process, but Bentley will apparently have final say
• Ohio man indicted for September bank robbery in Madison
• Madison, Decatur legislators hopeful of better luck with ethics reforms
• Shoe drive honors the late Peggy Good
• Navistar's Huntsville engine plant earns U.S. Chamber of Commerce 'Community Service Award'
• Hartselle man pleads guilty to January arson
• Search begins for new superintendent of Huntsville City Schools
• Athens man arrested after leaving bruises on toddler with belt
• Aeolians Concert Fall 2010
• Man who escaped custody in boxers and handcuffs captured
• Huntsville Utilities electric rates will be lower than November, but 17 percent higher than last December
• Police believe they have located escaped man in south Huntsville
• Huntsville marks World AIDS Day with area events
• 2nd Recruiting Brigade based on Redstone Arsenal again top in nation at signing up new soldiers
• Woman claims ex set fire to dining room table, then left bragging voicemail
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Dec. 1
• Madison County drying out from Tuesday storm that brought 5 inches of rain
• Huntsville police blotter
• Parents to keep close eye on Columbia bus riders
• School board discusses goals, priorities during retreat
• Marshall County suspect escapes wearing nothing but boxer shorts and handcuffs
• Family establishes memorial scholarship in tribute to UAH honor student who died in car accident
• Alabama A&M program offers free math and science tutoring
• Truck carrying dead pigs wrecks near Slaughter Road
• Challenger Elementary students get a lesson in forensic science
• Weatherly Elementary uses school version of '7 Habits of Highly Effective People'
• Ask Us: What happens if someone has no burial benefits or money for a funeral?
• Alabama A&M dean Robert Taylor completes national leadership program
• Aeolians Take Top Honors at iSing
• Clayton Bass resigns as CEO of Huntsville Museum of Art
• Madison County under flood warning till afternoon
• Man in critical condition following I-565 accident
• Woman's van flooded in Hampton Cove
• Several North Alabama school systems opening late today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Nov. 30
• Flooding causes major road problems for morning drive traffic.
• Madison County schools on two-hour delay
• Huntsville a cappella group to compete on NBC's "The Sing-Off"
• Huntsville police blotter
• City Council will consider speed limit changes for several streets
• New chairman says he wants to leave politics out of Huntsville Housing Authority advisory board
• Local officials give chilly reception to proposed pay freeze for federal workers
• One lane westbound on I-565 reopened after wreck
• I-565 westbound closed at Mooresville Road because of fatal wreck
• Huntsville school board retreat held today
• Huntsville NASA workers will trim a rocket, not a tree, this Christmas
• Northridge Apartments hosting Toys for Tots collection drive
• Drainage work closes one lane of Green Mountain Road
• Worker injured when he falls from ladder into pit
• Weather concerns delay Whitesburg Drive closing
• Huntsville school board to hold Tuesday retreat
• Help wrap gifts to benefit HELPline
• Coroner budgets in surrounding counties not equal
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 29
• Part of Whitesburg Drive to be closed late tonight, Tuesday night for utility work
• Fire destroys home of Arab police officer
• SCIENCE OF THE HOLIDAYS BRING WEEKEND ACTIVITIES TO SCI-QUEST IN DECEMBER
• SCI-QUEST HOSTS FIRST GAMERS QUEST EVENT
• Huntsville holiday happenings this week
• Shooting sends one to hospital in Huntsville
• Santa's Village brings joy to everyone
• Burritt offering plenty of holiday cheer
• Huntsville police blotter
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Nov. 28
• Huntsville police blotter
• Children with Asperger's could lose diagnostic identity
• Good People: Mercy Flight Southeast provides free flights for needy
• House fire displaces Huntsville family
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Saturday, Nov. 27
• 'Earth angels' provide free flights for needy, now organization needs your help
• Scouts' expansion to public housing opens doors for girls
• Cold, Iron Bowl fail to keep Black Friday shoppers out of stores
• Huntsville police blotter
• UAH facing fine of $29,835 for 14 environmental violations
• Man argues DWI charge stems from illegal mix of church and state at Duke University
• Some stores reporting steady crowds, improved sales, but no tidal wave of shoppers
• Walmart's midnight madness draws large crowds
• Traffic no problem, but parking lots crowded as Huntsville shoppers begin Black Friday
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Nov. 26
• Short green light for Enterprise Way leaves reader 'perplexed'
• Mentoring program at Butler brings positive results
• Ex-Huntsvillian wins big on 'Jeopardy' and could win more on tonight's installment
• Stores will open early for Black Friday bargain hunters
• 'Awesome turnout' for Thanksgiving meals at Downtown Rescue Mission
• Huntsville police blotter
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Nov. 25
• Live from Afghanistan, Huntsville soldier talks about life away from family
• Huntsville man injured in single car crash
• Huntsville police blotter
• Generals serve the enlisted soldiers on Redstone Arsenal a Thanksgiving meal and tradition
• Oakwood University's Aeolians take top college choir honors
• Local church shares Thanksgiving blessings at "Our Place"
• Delays couldn't keep 441st Ordnance Battalion from getting home to Huntsville from Iraq
• North Alabama lawmakers say it's important to retain Tennessee Valley Caucus in 2011
• Alabama Supreme Court won't rehear appeal of woman who sued Huntsville police
• Fried turkeys are delicious, but can be dangerous
• Fans can expect a winning drive to Iron Bowl
• Stolen property, rolling meth lab found after police chase in New Hope
• Southbound I-65 slowed near Falkville by single-vehicle accident
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Wednesday, Nov. 24
• Woman assaulted in robbery attempt on Hunters Ridge Drive
• Heisman generosity impacts Huntsville classroom
• Still no decision on controversial Huntsville medical district townhouses
• Huntsville police blotter
• 88-year-old California man charged with murder in apparent mercy killing of wife
• Huntsville National Guard battalion returning home from Iraq on Wednesday
• Wider Meridian Street reopens after more than a year of construction
• Authorities looking for escaped inmate from Decatur Work Release
• Essay lands Huntsville working military mom a full scholarship
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Tuesday, Nov. 23
• Accident on Highway 231/431 near Greenlawn in Meridianville.
• Accident on Highway 53 and Burwell Road with possible entrapment.
• Travelers expected to hit the road for Thanksgiving
• Two full-body scanners planned for Huntsville International Airport
• Madison trying to stop weaving traffic at I-565 and Wall Triana Highway
• Huntsville police blotter
• Scottsboro man killed in tractor accident
• Madison Council OKs U.S. 72 improvements
• Who runs the Alabama A&M Research Institute?
• Attorney says medical district townhouse project would violate decades-old deed restrictions
• Man cut with knife, expected to recover
• Southern states meet in Huntsville to seek economic cooperation
• New jail administrator happy to be home again
• Endeavor Elementary fourth-graders study American Indians, create museum
• Chapman Middle students get fired up about math with the help of Grissom team
• Lynn Fanning Elementary students enjoy iPads purchased in honor of late teacher
• Huntsville police blotter
• Soldiers honored, have fun on Redstone Arsenal
• More than a thousand visit Huntsville Museum of Art expansion opening
• Public gets first look at Huntsville Museum of Art expansion
• Hubbert, AEA face new challenges in lobbying Legislature controlled by Republicans
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 21
• Huntsville police blotter
• Runners support United Cerebral Palsy by eating Krispy Kreme doughnuts
• Schools' ARMT scores strong but need work, data shows
• Durability of Taylor Lane traffic signals worry one reader
• If you're driving in Huntsville, better turn down that car stereo
• Madison County Republicans welcome Circuit Clerk Jane C. Smith to party
• There is a choice to be made when it comes to caring about Kenya
• A vision for orphans in Kenya
• Huntsville native Laura Button to appear on 'Jeopardy' on Thanksgiving Day
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 20
• Madison County Circuit Clerk Jane C. Smith switches to Republican party
• Visit the Village that Santa Claus Calls Home
• Sanders Family Christmas
• 6th Annual Christmas Festival
• Holiday Magic
• Three Redneck Tenors - A Christmas Spec-tac-Yule-ar
• Alabama A&M board president, attorneys to work on legal issues with Research Institute
• Half of Kenya's population uses contaminated drinking water; filtration system could change that
• Huntsville teen's Eagle Scout project will beautify local Veterans Memoral Museum
• Two candidates line up to replace Hubbard as chair of Alabama Republican Party
• Huntsville Stars owner Miles Prentice wants to buy Houston Astros
• Limestone County church will treat homeless men and women to free meal today
• Columbia High student Tyrell Spencer dreamed of going to college
• Madison County Vet Center opens to help those who served in combat readjust to civilian life
• Man in critical after Memorial Parkway accident
• Former Oakwood President Inducted into Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: November, 19
• Huntsville lights its official Christmas tree tonight at Bridge Street Town Centre
• Teen in critical condition after auto accident
• A Christmas Carol
• Kris Kringle's Candlelight Christmas
• Renaissance Theatre - A Christmas Carol
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville firefighters seeking OK to "Fill the Boot" at busy intersections
• Finances, trust topics of discussion on superintendent search
• Northbound Memorial Parkway traffic blocked with multiple-vehicle accident
• Police charge man in police chase and shooting with six charges, $1.5 million bond
• Author Flagg to Huntsville Middle students: 'Don't give up'
• Ring in the new year with 5K race, fireworks at Huntsville's John Hunt Park
• State school board previews K-12 budgets to replace stimulus funds, preserve teacher jobs
• Athens man injured while buying drugs
• Stepping Out of the Box
• Plea Market still needs donations
• Girl hit by car in fair condition
• Columbia High School senior Tyrell Spencer dies, apparently while playing basketball off campus
• Federal grand jury expected to review matters at Alabama A&M University Research Institute
• Alabama, Auburn on list of 32 universities 'most friendly' to junior faculty
• Grissom's Drake named Principal of the Year
• Annjeanetta Wilson convicted of murder in stabbing death
• Engineering labs taking flight at UAH
• Huntsville police blotter
• Mum's the word on Target in Madison
• Jury deliberates all day on 2007 Huntsville murder charge, but hasn't reached verdict
• Larry Capps to stay on as Space and Rocket Center CEO through Feb. 28
• Activist says legislators accepting free Iron Bowl tickets doesn't speak well for ethics reform
• Consultant will suggest ways to improve busy I-565/Rideout Road interchange
• Teen hit by car in intersection
• Power to be interrupted in Lakewood area this morning
• Power to be interrupted in Lakewood area in the morning
• Atlanta fugitive wanted for murder arrested in Huntsville
• Huntsville National Guard unit to return home early next week
• Caution urged for Madison motorists Thursday
• Medical district residents face uphill battle to block "nightmare" townhouse project
• Two 16-year-olds responsible for morning truck theft and chase
• Alabama A&M professor chosen for National Science Foundation panel
• Professors concoct an out-of-this-world plan to send seniors to Mars
• Athens man arrested on child sexual abuse charges
• Neighbors don't like it, but controversial medical district townhouses moving forward
• Elks Lodge, Community Action Partnership team up for Thanksgiving meal for homeless
• Stolen truck crashes into sign at local business
• Gov.-elect Bentley creates transition website
• Helicopter landing at UAH part of aviation course
• 3-4 car accident on the Parkway northbound near Drake Avenue.
• National Guard team trains with local emergency officials
• Huntsville police blotter
• Two UAH shooting victims file lawsuit against Amy Bishop and her husband
• Jury to resume deliberations in murder trial for 2007 Huntsville stabbing
• UAH shooting survivors file lawsuit against Amy Bishop and her husband
• Need for partnership with community a hot topic at education summit
• GE Aviation selects Auburn as site for new components facility for military jet engines
• Robbery suspect shot after pulling gun on police identified as Huntsville man
• Huntsville Muslims celebrate Eid al Adha
• An adult and 14-year-old boy charged with burglary after caught red-handed
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: November 16
• One person dead in Limestone County School bus accident, students fine
• If weather is your thing, then new climatology website is for you
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, City Council members at odds over sharing sales taxes
• Huntsville police blotter
• New Century grad receives top JROTC honor
• Not enough room on Gooch Lane to share with bicyclists, reader says
• Madison schools to get bonus checks
• Madison County Commission directs attorney to research its legal obligations to county coroner
• Robbery suspect shot after fleeing from police, crashing into car
• Statewide weather data now at your fingertips, thanks to UAH climatologist
• Murder trial continues for woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Madison family services center receives grant from state agency
• Toney couple arrested on theft charges for stealing items while working
• Meridanville couple credits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for saving son's life, eager to give back
• Madison County Commission wants to send voters back to school
• Teen with cochlear implant helps Madison Academy team pick research topic for Lego Robotics League competition
• Students will compete in Poetry Out Loud this Friday
• Maj. Gen. James E. Rogers visits Williams Elementary to help celebrate veterans
• Car dealership burglarized, only TV stolen
• Man arrested after burglarizing health center
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Nov. 15
• New coroner still looking for morgue and transport van
• Wounded Warriors bid farewell to the Rocket City
• Operation Stand Down assists 54 homeless veterans in Huntsville
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville raises the cap on recycling plastic
• Huntsville City Council to consider rebating sales taxes to major new stores
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Nov. 14
• Auburn's Newton handles distractions, wows fans
• Art museum to host grand opening of new addition this weekend
• Group of at-risk youths graduate from program 'Operation MAD'
• Latest solution to school's overcrowding strikes sour note with parents
• Madison Boulevard turn to Wall Triana confusing and maddening
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Saturday, Nov. 13
• Councilman Olshefski calls for community help for homeless veterans
• Four-wheel 'art project' by Toney college student becomes jewel in automotive world
• Madison kindergartner holds bake sale to raise money to support her diabetic friend
• 'Waiting on Superman' gets rave reviews, but mixed emotions from Huntsville area educators
• Huntsville school custodian chosen by Oprah as 'working hero'
• Huntsville police blotter
• 17th Annual Thanksgiving Day Hike
• Alabama Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal of Madison County developer
• Triana housing boom has inspector busy
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Nov. 12
• Dairy Queen burglarized overnight
• FDA weighs in on radiation overdoses in Alabama and California
• Fundraising on track for downtown veterans park
• Huntsville police blotter
• Bad mix: City inmates, trash and heavy traffic
• Meridian Street expected to reopen early next week
• Times Watchdog Report: Huntsville school board continues to wrestle with transparency
• Medical district residents hope to "preserve the integrity of the neighborhood" through zoning change
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Nov. 11
• For Veterans Day, seven stories of the newest members of the Madison County Military Hall of Heroes
• Use of rock quarry water closer to reality
• World War II sidetracked careers of Alabama players like Huntsville's Wildon Bennett
• Festive atmosphere greets Robotics Park grand opening
• Huntsville police blotter
• Train clips parked car near Depot; can't move till owner returns
• Five officers honored for response to Amy Bishop shooting spree at UAH
• Madison police searching for teen who has taken purses from vehicles at day care centers
• Huge crowd turns out for Veterans Day Parade
• Veterans Day parade to close downtown streets (with list of holiday closings in Huntsville)
• Woman dies from injuries sustained in weekend stabbing
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle: Aim for "best and brightest" in superintendent search
• Botched robbery victim speaks out
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 10
• Two Hazel Green baseball players signing with schools today
• Madison City Council is now taking applications to fill the District 7 seat vacated by Holtzclaw
• Robber killed at Humphrey's was former employee
• Huntsville police blotter
• Vess embracing role as Madison County school board member
• NBC's 'The Sing Off' Returns December 6 -- features Oakwood Graduates
• Oakwood’s Relationship with NASA/SAIC Continues
• A few of the miscellaneous photos of the event taken by the PR department.
• Madison County garbage truck overturns at Alabama 53 and Herman Plummer Road
• TVA calendars with Browns Ferry emergency plans are in the mail
• Ask Us: Are noisy straight pipes on motorcycles illegal?
• Gov. Riley plans special session on ethics reform
• Public invited to attend today's grand opening of Robotics Park
• Huntsville residents adjusting to life after loose leaf pickup
• Stand Down Huntsville event for homeless vets races deadline for funds
• Redstone Arsenal traffic has major delays at gate 1, 7, and 9.
• Shooting at Humphrey's leaves one dead, one wounded
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle to give his third "State of the City" address today
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 9
• Antoine Dodson talks about success, life since 'Bed Intruder Song' on Lopez Tonight
• Motorcycles to escort Wounded Warriors to hotel in Huntsville this afternoon
• Maj. Gen. Rogers encourages Williams Elementary students to thank a veteran
• Man killed in motorcycle accident
• Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle to school board: Don't skimp on superintendent's search
• Jetplex Industrial Park could be in running for automotive-related company
• Sex toy drive-thru: Alabama shop to offer window service
• Huntsville police blotter
• Priceville stays dry by 4-vote margin
• Local school board officials back common core standards
• Holmes, other legislators, turn down free tickets to Iron Bowl from UA
• Holtzclaw sworn in as new state senator after resigning Madison City Council post
• Wounded Marines, soldiers arrive today to enjoy a 'heroes week' in Huntsville
• Southbound lane of Bell Road has sunk in two places
• Madison Prayer Breakfast honors veterans
• Check out finalists in contest for saving federal government dollars
• Large power outage in Five Points
• County water rate study to compare rates if sold to Huntsville Utilities
• Holtzclaw to resign Madison City Council tonight
• Ask Us: Is it legal to keep chickens in Madison County?
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Monday, Nov. 8
• Whitesburg traffic impacted by utility crews next two days
• UAH cybersecurity classes are great. ... if you can hack it
• Woman found stabbed listed in critical condition
• Bricks and bucks pave way for Madison County Veterans Memorial park
• Bob Jones juniors share lessons learned from "The Great Gatsby" with Horizon sixth-graders
• Huntsville High students learn snack foods are often genetically modified
• Central School's Electricity City teaches basics about circuits
• HudsonAlpha offers two-day workshop for biology teachers
• Tractor-trailer overturns and burns near Cullman, shuts down I-65
• Elderly pedestrian hit by car, minor injuries
• Huntsville police blotter
• Drive for local teen brings in 340-plus potential marrow donors
• Huntsville woman killed in wreck, Huntsville man charged with manslaughter
• Dickens' kin to open Fayetteville's Host of Christmas Past city-wide festival
• Refresher course for a couple of basic rules of the road
• 'Reindeer Man' Larry Holder has Christmas disrupted by battle with leukemia
• Huntsville police blotter
• Two Madison County commissioners want voting precincts back in schools
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Sunday, Nov. 7
• CASA's Weatherization Day is about 'taking care of your neighbor'
• The tale of Quasi, the 'top-ranked dog in the world'
• What can Alabama expect from the GOP?
• Huntsville gets its first freeze of the season
• Two people die in small plane crash near Winchester, Tenn.
• School board to get tips on superintendent search
• Contractor at Redstone Arsenal cited in blast that killed two civilian employees
• Spay/Neuter Clinic marks milestone; hopes to raise more money through second annual Plea Market
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Saturday, Nov. 6
• OSHA proposes penalties, cites 'willful' and serious violations in Amtec explosion on Redstone Arsenal
• Good Person: After 50 years, Red Cross volunteer keeps on going
• Senate Bill 50 Enhances Public Safety Status
• Junior League of Huntsville partners with Community Foundation
• Junior Achievement in a Day
• “Miss Frazier Goes to Washington”
• Remembering an Oakwood Musical Legend
• Center turn lane use - and misuse - remains a hot topic
• Jan Paulsen Live from Romania on Hope Channel during last Let’s Talk Broadcast
• Oakwood Recognized for Positive Relationship with SAIC
• Computer Instructor Receives Master’s Degree
• Flu shots to be available at Madison County Health Department
• Madison residents turn out for growth meeting
• Loveliness Still Keeping House
• Colleges Host Emotional Crowds
• Another Soldier Rests
• Morgan County dispatcher victim of domestic homicide, suicide
• Huntsville firefighters want to hold "Fill the Boot" fundraisers at city intersections
• Call Boxes Purchased to Provide Immediate Access to Public Safety
• Oakwood’s Chemistry Department Announces Science Day 2009
• 10 OU Students Study Abroad
• Former jail cells on top of Madison County Courthouse to become office space
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Nov. 5
• Next Allegheny West Conference President
• Oakwood University to host 31st Annual UNCF “Salute to Education” Gala on April 9
• Oakwood College Constituents Vote to Change Name to Oakwood University
• Madison County Commission gives 'Mo' love to Brooks
• Huntsville police blotter
• Oakwood Simulates Dorm Room Burn
• President’s Spring Message Sets Stage for New Musical Composition
• Invitation to Our Celebration
• NAPS Mission Trip Update
• Uniforms a possibility for all Huntsville public schools
• The Late Winifred Davenport Barnes Leaves $500,000 Gift to UNCF
• Incident Command System’s Year-in-Review
• Festival of Spirituals V
• Oakwood University grants Kellon his dream – graduation
• School to hold bone marrow drive for local teen
• President Returns
• South Central Conference President Retires
• Oakwood University Hosts 30th UNCF Gala
• Banner Enrollment This Fall
• Christine Jobson Named Miss Oakwood University 2009
• Oakwood Alumna Played Key Role in Communications
• Commencement Activities at Oakwood University
• Education Department Receives Grant
• Aeolians—Streams In the Desert with a Weekend Evening of Spirituals
• Open Your Mind Lecture Series
• 161 Vehicles Checked During “Operation Safe Travel, Safe Return”
• Oakwood Wins Honda Challenge for 2nd year in a row
• Oakwood Helps Keep Huntsville Beautiful
• Reger C. Smith, Jr., 54, GC Associate Communication Director, Dies
• Miss UNCF 2009 Crowned
• Oakwood President's Lucrative Hobby
• A Think Tank is Born
• OU Alumna Receives Doctor of Pharmacy Degree from LLU
• UAB Medical Residents Join Health Services Team
• South Central Camp Meeting – June 5-13, 2009
• Fireworks Celebration Canceled Due to Inclement Weather
• NASA has selected Faculty Member
• Seven Finalists Advance to Final Rounds of Oratorical Contes
• New Law Supports Adventist Health Message
• Around the World on a Marathon Tour
• Music Department Consecration Service
• Oakwood, A&M Compete in Honda Challenge
• New Oakwood License Plate Design on the Way
• Oakwood University Wins 2008 USCAA Championship
• Campus Landscaping Project
• Alumna Nominated for NABJ Award
• Elder Edward Earl Cleveland
• Precious Memories of Missionaries of Color
• Musical Celebration Honoring Elder E.E. Cleveland and our U.S. Veterans
• Madison Police Department receives Community Policing Award
• Times Watchdog Report: Straight party vote helped Republicans surge
• Manna House is open to anyone in need of food
• Billion-dollar office park about to begin rising near I-565 and Rideout Road
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 4
• Day after winning election to Congress, Mo Brooks begins to soften partisan tone
• Butler, Lee High drama programs present one-act plays tonight
• Huntsville police blotter
• TVA to spend $150 million to upgrade cooling system at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
• Car collides with bicycle on Johnson Road, no life-threatening injuries
• Four Decatur police officers honored, two promoted
• Man arrested in connection with screwdriver stabbing
• Madison Growth Plan meeting tonight
• Gas line cut near Pulaski Pike and Hammonds Avenue
• New Madison County GOP lawmakers join in celebration of statehouse takeover
• Gov.-elect Bentley urges Senate Republicans not to be vindictive toward Democrats in 2011
• Republican Paul Sanford reclaims Alabama Senate District 7 seat
• Ask Us: Do churches pay to use schools in Madison?
• Complete Marshall County voting results
• Madison County voters reject $1 billion road and bridge program
• Kay Ivey holding thin lead over Jim Folsom Jr. in lieutenant governor's race
• Bank robber caught moments after robbery
• Hunter beats longtime educator Yates for state school board
• Man shoots himself in leg
• District Attorney Kristi Valls defeated by Brian C.T. Jones in 39th Judicial Circuit; other Limestone County results
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 3
• Chuck Phillips elected sheriff in Jackson County; Cecil Gant to school board
• Max Luther Drive/Memorial Parkway intersection closed for bridge work
• Ana Franklin to be Morgan County's first female sheriff
• Madison County Sheriff Blake Dorning to serve third term
• Kay Ivey completes stunning GOP sweep in slim victory for lieutenant governor seat
• Republican Dan Williams defeats Democratic incumbent Henry White for House seat
• Campaign 2010: A round-up of state and local races in north central Alabama
• Whisenant defeats Berryhill for Madison County coroner race
• Study the Madison County box-by-box results from the election
• Huntsville police blotter
• Mo Brooks declares victory in 5th District congressional race
• Race is on to succeed Mo Brooks on the Madison County Commission
• Republican Wayne Johnson wins State House District 22 seat held by Butch Taylor
• Senator-elect Holtzclaw to resign from council
• Sen. Paul Sanford re-elected over Jeff Enfinger
• Republican National Committee chair says Mo Brooks will help 'restore prosperity' in Alabama
• Former Fayetteville mayor wins 4th term by 12 votes
• Former Redstone engineer sentenced to 20 months in prison for taking bribes
• Anderson wins re-election to Madison County school board
• Terry Griffin named director of Robotics Technology Park
• Patterson wins, Hinshaw says he got caught in 'Republican wave'
• Super Retriever Series starts Thursday in south Huntsville
• Shadrack McGill pulls stunning upset over seven-time Sen. Lowell Barron
• NBC’s ‘The Sing-Off’ Returns For A Second Season - Premieres December 6
• All inmates moved from courthouse jail
• Raby, Brooks spent last day of campaigning on the road - and beside it
• Two more fallen officers to be honored on Heroes Highway
• Accident on south Parkway near Hobbs Island Road.
• Campaign workers are out early today for election
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 2
• Bob Jones students take part in NASA's Student Launch Initiative
• AAA students hold their own parent conferences
• Sparkman High students honor teacher who is fighting breast cancer
• Download a Madison County sample ballot for today's general election
• Oakwood Board Names Next President
• Lincoln County, Tenn., precincts open until 7 p.m.
• Domestic dispute leaves one unconscious and one with stab wounds
• Ballot issues in Madison County prove to be minor
• Huntsville police blotter
• Machines rejecting ballots because of 'angry voters,' judge says
• Political material prompts query at Butler
• State School Board facing 'revolutionary' vote
• Superintendent search tops new board's agenda
• Clinton Avenue to be closed for months for bridge replacement
• John Olshefski officially joins Huntsville City Council
• Madison County finds space for new circuit judge's courtroom
• Culinary Arts students who participated in Taste of Huntsville.
• National Publications Note Work of OU Professor
• Wireless Microphone Rule to Hit Churches, Schools, Other Venues
• Pages for Children Book Drive
• Oakwood University’s Skating Rink Finally Gets a Face-Lift!
• OU Continues Open Your Mind Lecture Series with Author of “Between Barack and a Hard Place.”
• UNCF recipient impresses Battle
• Alabama A&M to again host White House Initiative conference
• Grissom High School students disciplined for Facebook photos with obscene gestures
• OU Alumnus Appointed to Florida Public Service Commission
• President Baker Completes Marathon in 35th State
• OU Students Produce Video for Haiti Earthquake Victims
• OU Students Compete in Music Competition
• Tony Campolo to Speak at Oakwood University
• First Ladies Tea Honors Local Pastors’ Wives
• Shot fired in carjacking at pool hall
• Oakwood University set to name new president today
• Free Weekend Tutorial Program
• 2010 is 150th anniversary of “Seventh-day Adventist”
• OU HCASC Team Gave It A Great Try!
• USCAA Division I Basketball Tournament
• Bi-annual Festival of Spirituals Moves Downtown
• Operation Safe Travel, Safe Return
• Traffic signal timing to be changed Tuesday at Madison Boulevard and Zierdt Road intersection
• Madison residents have opportunity to see new Hogan Family YMCA and offer ideas for city growth
• OU Alumna to Examine Air Quality
• Oakwood University President Baker Tapped for New Post
• OU On The Airwaves
• UNCF in the News
• New Website on “The Adventists” — The Film
• Open Your Mind Lecture Series Presents...
• Amendment 3 backers make election-eve push for voter support
• Ask Us: Are there any plans for directional signs for Redstone Arsenal?
• Oakwood Woman's Gift Bigger Than She Believed
• Oakwood University President Receives New Appointment
• OU Students Awarded Scholarships from local Engineering Company
• Oakwoodite Debuts at Kennedy Center
• Give Us Your Comments!
• Tea Time Builds Bridges to Opportunity
• Dr. Leslie Pollard named president at Oakwood University
• Money rolls into North Alabama races for state Senate, Lowell Barron way out front
• OU Nursing Department Receives Grant from HRSA
• OU Social Work Department Accreditation Extended Eight Years
• “Great and Marvelous” Debuts at Harvard
• Seventh-day Adventist Position Statement on Homosexuality
• OU Professor Chosen for MIT Workshop
• Drive One for Your HBCU – Oakwood University
• AT&T Launches National Sweepstakes Program
• Huntsville animal rescue group needs help to cover surgical cost for puppy bitten by a pit bull
• Options Explored at Graduate & Professional School Expo
• OU Social Work Professor Selected to Write for North American Licensing Exams
• OU President Reportedly First African American To Complete North and South Pole Marathons
• Oakwood's Official Response to the Equality Ride
• Special Friend of Dr. MLK to Speak at Oakwood
• Improvements at Oakwood Memorial Gardens
• "Open Your Mind" Lecture Series Continues
• Justice Department ready to hear about possible wrongdoing in election
• OU Alumni Spearhead New Urban Christian TV Network
• Students’ Compassion Rewarded
• Running For Scholarships at the North Pole (Part 2)
• Successful Nursing Site Visit
• Two OU Faculty Receive Kidneys from 14-Year-Old Shooting Victim
• Postdoctoral Fellow Program Announced
• “College Days” Welcomes Over 700
• 17-year-old killed in auto accident
• TASC Contributes Major Gift To UNCF North Alabama Joint Campaign
• Pine Forge Academy Board Appoints New Principal
• NAPS on Ground in Mississippi: Tornado Relief in Yazoo City
• More than Just a Place to Study. . .
• UAHuntsville All-Campus Memorial Service
• Happy Holidays From Oakwood University
• 2009 Youth Motivation Task Force at OU
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Nov. 1
• Give to OU through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)
• Oakwood University Wins Top Award from City Beautification Board
• The Home Depot® Reveals the 2010 “Retool Your School”
• OU Celebrates Health & Wellness Week
• Join Us at the 32nd Annual UNCF Gala
• NAPS Heads to Haiti
• "The Real Oil Crisis" Explored. . .
• Halloween trick-or-treaters enjoy fire trucks along with their candy
• Each year, The Amateur Radio Club hosts a “Field Day” where members test their equipment and skills from a remote area. The club would like to thank Mr. Harriston Bankston of Bankston Motor Homes, for providing an RV to serve as the command
• Oakwood University Bids 10th President a Tearful Goodbye
• Adventist Librarians to Gain “the Oakwood Experience”
• Actress Nia Long to Visit OU in April
• Oakwood University to Host Wealth Creation/Preservation Seminar
• SCI-QUEST PARTNERS WITH WHNT CHIEF METEOROLOGIST DAN SATTERFIELD FOR WILD WILD WEATHER DAY
• OU Responds to the Earthquake Disaster in Haiti
• Chemistry Night Open to the Community
• Huntsville police blotter
• Dr. McAlpine wrote a guest editorial in the Huntsville Times this past Sunday. A copy of her article is posted on our website.
• Dr. Baker Delivers Final Sermon As OU President
• Graduation Is In the Air!
• Partnership Helps to Raise Awareness of Adoption in Alabama
• Staff Member Completes Master's Degree
• Haiti -- Firsthand Reports
• OU President to Run ING NY City Marathon
• Lesley Eng and Allen Noble represented the college proudly in the Alabama A&M Homecoming Parade this weekend.
• Nursing Program Receives Continuing Accreditation Through 2018
• Oakwood President Reaches Fundraising Goal at Top of World
• Oakwood Alum to Assist Pastor Walter L. Pearson Jr. as Associate Speaker Director of Breath of Life Ministries
• OU Supports Science Lab at Oakwood Adventist Academy
• Miss UNCF 2010
• Break the Silence
• The Office of Counseling Services is hosting its FREE tutorial workshops this week. Today's session was on Math Skills with prizes awarded for winners of the interactive games. Tomorrow focuses on Writing, Wednesday on Reading and Thursday is the
• Roper to Participate in NASA Education Stakeholders’ Summit
• Voting for The Home Depot’s “Retool Your School”
• Yard Sale Benefits New Beginnings Single Parent Resource Center
• Special Chapel on Gang Awareness and Prevention
• Personal Account Following Aftershock in Haiti
• In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we are asking everyone to wear something pink on October 20th. Drake State ‘Pink Day’ and Balloon Launch will be held Wednesday, October 20th at 11 AM(Rain day: October 21st) at the Student Center.
• North Alabama UNCF Kick-off Honors Donors
• GC Session? There's an App for that!
• President to Run “World’s Coolest Marathon”
• OU Students Sponsor Haiti Memorial Service
• HASBAT Scholarship awarded to OU Student
• 32 States Down and 18 to Go!
• Ron Sparks emphasizes his support for education lottery as campaign draws to a close
• The pc repair class delivered thirteen refurbished computers to the engineering academy lab at Lee High School this week. The original computers were donated through a program sponsored by Missile Defense Agency. Students in the PC Repair class (Indust
• New Breath of Life Tapings Scheduled, Feature OU Alumnus
• Oakwood Student Wins Classical Singer Competition
• Running For Scholarships at the North Pole
• Oakwood Alumnus Receives BEYA Award
• NAPS Heads to 3ABN
• Social Work Hosts “Better Together” Meeting
• Construction throws off U.S. 72, Nance Road signal timing
• Huntsville City Councilwoman Sandra Moon has no regrets as sun sets on long political career
• Republicans confident, Democrats not done yet, as election nears
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Oct. 31
• Breast cancer survivor takes unconventional approach to her battle
• Priests dedicate, bless new Pope John Paul II Catholic High School building, students, faculty and family
• Fast spins in hot Ferraris give health-limited kids an 'awesome' experience
• It's a two-day holiday for Halloween
• Woman raped in west Huntsville, police say
• Spotlight on breast cancer also shines on other diseases and need for healthy choices
• Lanier, new leader of A&M board, says school 'has been a labor of love'
• Robbery suspect flees after cash register wouldn't open
• Police veteran loses battle with cancer
• Good person: Hiking through the woods and collecting debris with your Cub Scout buddies is better than 'The Blob That Ate Everything'
• 49 Mayfair residents sign rezoning petition aimed at blocking townhouses
• Flash mob invades Bridge Street Town Centre
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Saturday, Oct. 30.
• Firefighters extinguish greenhouse fire near Madison
• 1st Annual Worship & Arts Conference
• City traffic signals are checked monthly
• Huntsville may look at sharing sales tax revenue with retailers that invest $30 million or more
• B-17 journey brings about new appreciation, old memories
• House move could impact south Huntsville traffic
• The Liquor Store robbed at gunpoint
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Friday, Oct. 29
• Madison police, fire hosting 'Trunk or Treat'
• State official to speak at Madison work session
• FBI asking questions about what's happening at Alabama A&M University Research Institute
• Madison Academy Mustangs to 'play for the cure'
• Sheriff's office assisting attorney general in investigation
• A&M board approves half-day furloughs; votes Lanier president
• Huntsville police blotter
• Huntsville police promote officer to investigator
• Separate accidents on I-565 stalling traffic
• Flash mob? Just throw your hands up and "Shout!" at Bridge Street
• Survivor says her family, friends and faith sustained her during battle with breast cancer
• Legislative oversight committee chairman blocks gambling task force money for Riley
• Needed repairs for Alabama A&M facilities carry hefty price tag
• Obituaries from The Huntsville Times: Thursday, Oct. 28
• New Hope cuts jobs, freezes spending to improve finances
• Area law enforcement honored by Partnership for a Drug-Free America
• Huntsville Tea Party joining Mo Brooks for rally at Greenbrier
• Madison man leads police on chase while throwing drugs out window
• Minor storm damage in south Huntsville not from tornado, according to NWS
• Candlelight vigil tonight at Oakwood University for domestic violence awareneness
• Huntsville police blotter
• Suspect confesses to stabbing Hazel Green man during drug deal, throwing body off bridge
• Hogan Family YMCA to open in Madison
• Mo Brooks, Steve Raby, one last debate, two different views on the role of a congressman
• Small tornado touched down in Arab, stronger one in Jackson County on Monday morning
• Huntsville police blotter
• Madison City School resource officer helps save Liberty Middle School football coach's life
• Golfing provided outlet through diagnosis, treatment