Shirley Schofield, the food bank executive director, said throughout the pandemic the food bank has been serving double the people it usually does and sometimes even quadruple.

A Marshall County Sheriff’s Deputy’s patrol car was struck by a vehicle Tuesday morning while the deputy assisted a Boaz officer with a car stop.

Local organizations receive $1.6 million in grants in honor of Giving Tuesday.

Dr. Karen Landers urges people to self isolate while waiting to COVID test results and to make an appointment ahead of time.

With more than 3.3 billion streams, Bad Bunny’s sophomore solo album “YHLQMDLG” tops Spotify’s list of most-streamed albums globally.

Traffic near the Jordan Lane exit on I-565 Eastbound is facing a major delay Tuesday morning.

Deputies in Morgan County are responding to a possible stabbing incident on Tuesday.

Johnny Whited was released Sunday evening until his trial on murder charges

Many districts are delaying the start of the school day tomorrow! WAFF is keeping track of what schools are making weather adjustments this week.

Huntsville Fire & Rescue teams were called to an overnight fire on Boswell Drive, just before 1:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning.

“Pray for all the nurses, keep us in your prayers. We need it.”

The team at Mazda Toyota are fueling up for another big round of hiring.

While many are quick to get their hats, scarves and heaters out, that’s unfortunately not the case for everyone. Many of our neighbors might be looking for a place to stay warm this season. That's why an Emergency Warming Center is opening in Huntsville on December 1!

Governor Ivey announced over 298 million has been awarded to to twenty Public School and College Authority projects.

After going through the trial process, Clark said the vaccine is worth it.

Meanwhile, area residents are still floored that the shooting even happened at Walmart.

Mail and shipping companies are expecting to handle millions more packages this year.

A north Alabama inmate serving for rape and sodomy has died from COVID-19.

Hospital staff there say the amount of COVID-19 patients they’re currently seeing is critical, concerning and potentially dangerous.

A man wanted on several felony warrants in Georgia was found in DeKalb County

Just a week after Lowndes County marked the one-year anniversary of the death of Sheriff John “Big John” Williams, another tragedy has befallen the sheriff’s family.

Huntsville City Schools will close schools for the remainder of Monday following a potential cyber threat.

An Athens church will distribute 40,000lbs of groceries to the community on Saturday, December 5th.

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing announced its next phase for a mass hiring! Check out this story for all the details!

Central North Alabama Health Services, Inc. announced its drive-up COVID-19 testing schedule for the month of December.

A missing and endangered person alert that was issued Monday for a 70-year-old Montgomery man has been canceled.

A car crash that occurred in Marshall County claimed the lives of two people today.

The Madison County School System is moving to a hybrid schedule for all campuses not already on a full virtual schedule beginning Thursday.

DeKalb County announced the closure of the Circuit Clerk office due to COVID-19 on Monday.

The Colbert County Courthouse is scheduled to undergo critical repairs this week.

Students, parents, and school staff all face challenges with schools transitioning to hybrid or remote schedules.

The chase ended at mile marker 180 on I-20 in Talladega County.

The Tennessee Valley Authority confirmed on November 30 a deceased male was found at Wilson Dam. The adult body was discovered on the downstream side of the structure.

Decatur officials will hold a COVID-19 press briefing on Monday at 10 a.m.

Madison Parks and Recreation Department has canceled all basketball events and activities for the remainder of the season.

Traffic disruptions are planned for two roadways in the Tennessee Valley area on Monday.

A 5-year-old child has died after being hit by a vehicle in Fort Mitchell Sunday evening.

All you have to do to help feed families in your community is go to any of the participating Walmarts and drop off a few canned goods in the bins at the very front of the stores.

Three Madison County Schools are making the switch to virtual learning, beginning Monday November 30.

Happy Monday! While we return to a normal workweek our weather will be far from it!

With the colder weather and the pandemic, local homeless shelters are preparing for larger crowds.

Huntsville International Airport spokeswoman Jana Kuner said they saw an increase in travelers for Thanksgiving compared to other weeks during this pandemic.

Birmingham resident, Francesca McCall, is now taking care of 12 children after losing her younger sister to COVID-19.

We now know the name of the man suspected of several armed gas station robberies in the Shoals. He is still in the hospital recovering from a gunshot wound.

Roads on Highway 72 will be blocked due to a motor vehicle accident.

A company in Barton donated Thanksgiving over 1,000 meals to it’s employees

Huntsville Animal Services closing to public for two days

Sweater weather is coming to a close, with coat and glove weather moving in.

Alabama wins 42-13 in 85th Iron Bowl.

Every year the DJKW Foundation holds a toy drive in Kentric's honor and recognize other children who are battling cancer.

Huntsville Police responded to a shooting at a gas station around 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Today is small business Saturday, a day to support the local small business.

Decatur Police department responded to an accident that took place on Friday night.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, you have three to four days before you need to throw it all out.

The next 10 days are looking much colder with highs in the 40s and 50s and lows slipping into the 20s.

This Black Friday looked a little different for shoppers running in to grab their holiday gifts than previous years because of COVID-19. Our crews caught up with some Black Friday shoppers at the Academy Sports and Outdoors store in Huntsville.

The Iron Bowl is a reason for one of the biggest parties all year, but this year is set to be much quieter.

An anonymous donor has agreed to match all red kettle donations from across the Shoals area including Lauderdale, Colbert, and Franklin counties!