Christy Grimes

Recruiting efforts are underway to help staff Alabama’s 1,980 polling places ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.

A new resource is available to support the Alabama Department of Mental Health and Public Health “Stop Judging, Start Healing” campaign.

In light of a recent cyberattack against the city of Florence, the city of Athens is making upgrades to its cybersecurity system.

Northeast Alabama Community College announced its reopening plans for the fall semester.

The Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s 15th annual Miracle Bash and Swim for Melissa drive-thru events will allow for social distancing.

The Alabama Community College System announced its plans for reopening its 24 campuses statewide ahead of the Fall 2020 semester.

Health officials with the UAB Huntsville Regional Campus are looking for volunteers to help in the All of Us Research Project.

On Oct. 1, airline passengers traveling domestically will have to present either a REAL ID or a passport.

On December 3, the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber will host an event for employers to discuss child-care solutions to help keep parents in the workplace.

Bank Independent is preparing for its ninth annual Toy Share drive.

The Marshall County Christmas Coalition is looking for people to sponsor children who need assistance this holiday season.

The Galaxy of Lights opens up for foot traffic November 15.

The Food Bank of North Alabama faces a shortage of food ahead of Thanksgiving.

The yearly fundraiser brings in money for the Christian Women’s Job Corps of Madison County.

Happening this week, you have a chance to learn more about the cosmos, at the Alabama Autumn Skies event.

Domestic violence affects thousands of people oftentimes in the safety of their own home.

Flu shot clinics are happening in multiple counties across North Alabama.

This year, the nonprofit is seeking donations ahead of the holiday season, when it provides extra assistance.

Col. Anthony Meador provided some helpful phone numbers for members of the military struggling with thoughts of suicide.

Sha Jarboe, incoming board president for the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors, gave a few tips for realtors to keep in mind when they’re on the job

Chapter 50 of the Women Veterans of America was formed to serve female veterans in the Huntsville area.

The group is encouraging people to wear teal through the month of September to spread awareness about gynecological cancers.

Millennials often put off addressing health issues and visiting the doctor’s office.