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Alabama will take to the skies this weekend at Point Mallard Park in Decatur.
More >>Alabama will take to the skies this weekend at Point Mallard Park in Decatur.
More >>Quiet weather into the overnight hours with morning lows in the lower 60s.
More >>Quiet weather into the overnight hours with morning lows in the lower 60s.
More >>The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that Huntsville's population is steadily growing.
More >>The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that Huntsville's population is steadily growing.
More >>Muscle Shoals police are searching for a wanted man.
More >>Muscle Shoals police are searching for a wanted man.
More >>Representatives from Google Fiber will make an announcement regarding its rollout in Huntsville at 9:00A.M. on Tuesday.
More >>Representatives from Google Fiber will make an announcement regarding its rollout in Huntsville at 9:00A.M. on Tuesday.
More >>16-year-old Raven Little-White died in August, after a boating accident on Lake Waccamaw. The medical examiner’s report lists “drowning” as the probable cause of death, but a toxicology report that came back later revealed Raven had actually succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning.
More >>16-year-old Raven Little-White died in August, after a boating accident on Lake Waccamaw. The medical examiner’s report lists “drowning” as the probable cause of death, but a toxicology report that came back later revealed Raven had actually succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning.
More >>This is the story of how the Perry family is finding new strength after their world was turned upside down on August 14, 2016.
More >>This is the story of how the Perry family is finding new strength after their world was turned upside down on August 14, 2016.
More >>Channelview Independent School District officials say it was part of "fake mock awards" given out by a teacher and the district did not know about it in advance.
More >>Channelview Independent School District officials say it was part of "fake mock awards" given out by a teacher and the district did not know about it in advance.
More >>Egyptian state TV: 23 people, 25 wounded in militant attack on a bus with Coptic Christians south of Cairo.
More >>Egyptian state TV: 23 people, 25 wounded in militant attack on a bus with Coptic Christians south of Cairo.
More >>A hearing for Todd Kohlhepp, a suspected serial killer charged in the murders of seven victims, got underway just after 10 a.m. in Spartanburg County.
More >>A hearing for Todd Kohlhepp, a suspected serial killer charged in the murders of seven victims, got underway just after 10 a.m. in Spartanburg County.
More >>The discovery was made in a wooded area on the 2500 block of Mt. Gallant Road.
More >>The discovery was made in a wooded area on the 2500 block of Mt. Gallant Road.
More >>Serial killer Todd Kohlhepp pleaded guilty to seven counts of murder just after 10 a.m. Friday morning during a hearing in Spartanburg County.
More >>Serial killer Todd Kohlhepp pleaded guilty to seven counts of murder just after 10 a.m. Friday morning during a hearing in Spartanburg County.
More >>According to a federal complaint, Tun Lon Sein was on American Airlines flight 5242 when he attempted to bite a flight attendant, opened the exit door and jumped onto an active ramp.
More >>According to a federal complaint, Tun Lon Sein was on American Airlines flight 5242 when he attempted to bite a flight attendant, opened the exit door and jumped onto an active ramp.
More >>Convicted Muscle Shoals murderer Tommy Arthur was executed at about midnight Thursday.
More >>Convicted Muscle Shoals murderer Tommy Arthur was executed at about midnight Thursday.
More >>A deadly virus is threatening the crawfish industry in Southwest Louisiana. It's called white spot syndrome virus and it was first discovered in Thailand, but somehow it made its way to ponds in South Louisiana and specialists are struggling to find the funds to research a solution. “The catch was increasing and increasing and then it dropped 70% and that's when you saw the dead crawfish floating in the water,” said a crawfish farmer of 34 years, Ian Garbarino. He...
More >>A deadly virus is threatening the crawfish industry in Southwest Louisiana. It's called white spot syndrome virus and it was first discovered in Thailand, but somehow it made its way to ponds in South Louisiana and specialists are struggling to find the funds to research a solution. “The catch was increasing and increasing and then it dropped 70% and that's when you saw the dead crawfish floating in the water,” said a crawfish farmer of 34 years, Ian Garbarino. He...
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