City News

By Paul Gattis Huntsville city officials have said that the planned completion of the Northern Bypass is generating conversation by developers to take advantage of the open land along the highway. North Valley appears to […]

By Kayode Crown The house trailers arrived on big transport trucks in the Blossomwood neighborhood in fast-growing Huntsville this spring. Then came the construction crane. Residents of the post-war neighborhood suddenly found themselves living next to […]

By Paul Gattis With fiery rhetoric describing U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama as a “laughingstock,” the NAACP on Thursday condemned his use of military holds to protest the Pentagon’s new policy on abortions for […]

By Ramsey Archibald  Being a doctor in Huntsville, it turns out, can be quite lucrative. Medical doctors and healthcare practitioners of different types pack the top 5 highest paying jobs in the Rocket City, according to […]

By Lee Roop Alabama Attorney Gen. Steve Marshall is “demanding” a federal investigation into the Defense Department’s decision to put U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado. Marshall called that a “sudden reversal” of an earlier decision […]

By Lee Roop  Fifty thousand lines of computer code broken down into smaller pieces or “modules” tested more than 2 million times – at last count. Tests continue daily with one mission: sending a spaceship with […]

By Paul Gattis A proposal to increase water rates by 35 percent is significant enough that Huntsville city council President John Meredith took the unusual step last week of inviting Huntsville Utilities customers to the Aug. 24 […]

By Paul Gattis As a longtime staff aide to former U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby, including as his chief of staff, Katie Britt had the opportunity to learn from the master in securing federal funding for projects […]