This year, the nonprofit will offer a more socially distant way to give back.

City leaders project slightly lower tax revenue next year because of COVID-19 and its after effects, but unanimously passed the FY-21 budget with increases and improvements.

Proceeds will help provide Trial and Bereavement manuals to those in the Homicide Survivors Program and to anyone else who needs one.

“There’s no doubt that that the impact of of COVID-19 is being felt across the board in public education,” said Gordon Stone, Executive Director of the Higher Education Partnership.

Learn more about superheroes who protect and help heal abused children in our area.

9-year-old Ka Mauri Harrison is a 4th grader at Woodmere Elementary, and this year he’s a virtual learner so his classroom is his bedroom.

Many parents just want to give their kids a regular night of fun after months of big sacrifices, but there are ways to do it safely.

A 54,000 square foot Food City grocery store will be built at the marketplace.

The district has been following a hybrid schedule to return students back to the class in waves.

The silver screens at Hollywood 10 Cinema and Scottsboro remained silent for five months this year.

A crowd came to the Limestone County Convention Center Thursday night to rally for the reelection of President Trump.

A mistake that could just cost you your vote. Our crews took a look into the absentee voting process and common mistakes people make when filling out the form.

WAFF got an inside look at the action and why it’s crucial for these agencies to practice a drill to this scale.

Shoals group goes the extra mile for local servers

The Alabama A&M COVID-19 Task Force says they are currently monitoring 41 positive cases, including residential and commuter students, faculty, and staff.

One non-profit in the Shoals area is lending an extra hand for those learning virtually.

The Foundation for Moral Law and Roy Moore filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging the constitutionality of Alabama’s state health orders related to COVID-19, the foundation announced.

Doctor Birx traveled to Auburn Thursday

Two staff members at Highlands Medical Center tested positive for COIVD-19.

The 2020 National Blue-Ribbon Schools Awards Ceremony will be held virtually Nov. 12 and 13.

Right now Alabama bartenders have to call last call before 11 p.m.

University of North Alabama Football announced a ticketing plan for its single home game of the season.

An Attalla woman was found dead in a van that caught fire in front of her home on Country Road.

Law enforcement is still searching for the man.

The 35-year-old was charged with one count of travelling from West Virginia to Madison County, Alabama with the intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct, and one count of production of child pornography between November 2019 and January 2020.

The family of the late Rev. Robert Graetz, Jr., has finalized plans for a memorial service to be held over the weekend.

Recently, officials have posted new updates to the CDC website, then proceeded to take them down a short time later.

Secretary of State John Merrill encouraged voters to check the status of their ballot online this election season.

Three Madison county spots got warnings that their licenses were in danger of being suspended this week - despite two of them having overall good scores.

In August, the nonprofit distributed about 1.2 million pounds of food, which equates to 1 million meals.

This year, there are two nurses at each school who work closely with counseling department to assess students.

Terrell Eugene Bitten was last seen on September 23 around 2 p.m. in the area of Woodridge Place in Vestavia Hills.

Since 2009 the city of Athens has recognized September 23 as Meningitis Awareness Day, in honor of Jessica Elkins who died suddenly from the disease in 2007.

Independently owned music venues in North Alabama are still not holding public shows. But without funding help, many could have to close.

We are tracking deep tropical moisture from former Tropical Storm Beta moving across the Tennessee Valley, rain showers will move in from the west and become more widespread overnight.

The Alabama Football Program has no plans for any players to be sidelined this weekend due to COVID-19 after implementing a rigorous testing policy.

A group dedicated to helping families of homicide victims pick up the pieces of their lives is now hosting a benefit concert to help in its mission.

Investigators are looking into a copper theft from a local business off Orchard Street.

Church members say they’re on a mission to make the Jesus' name more visible.

Wednesday marks one week since Hurricane Sally hit Alabama’s Gulf Coast.

Father charged with death of 3-year-old son, Kaiden Garner, bond denied; seeking youthful offender status in court today

A tragic situation turned into a blessing for a north Alabama boy. A 13-year-old Elkmont boy got a liver transplant Friday.

With crowds of admirers swelling outside, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was remembered Wednesday at the court by grieving family, colleagues and friends as a prophet for justice who persevered against long odds to become an American icon.

Caleb Brooks tells WAFF 48 News, he's heading back to work as early as next week.

Kate Smith spoke to Senator Jones’ and Senator Shelby's offices regarding their stance on selecting a new supreme court justice.

There continues to be a debate about using plasma to treat COVID-19 patients.

Madison City School Leaders have updated their traditional learning restart plan for a second time.

On Wednesday, officials from Huntsville City Schools announced the Grissom versus Huntsville game set for September 24 canceled.

Auburn University has asked fans not to roll the Auburn Oaks at Toomer’s Corner this football season.

The latest from Huntsville on Wednesday

A 19-year-old female from Decatur is facing theft and forgery charges following a month long investigation.

Like all businesses, the spots at MidCity have struggled to hold onto staff and customers. But after months of brainstorming, things are improving.

Emergency crews responded early Wednesday morning to a house fire in New Market

A group gathered to celebrate the completion of the Little Richard mural at MidCity.

SPLC officials say inmates older than 65 are at an elevated risk for COVID-19 infection.

A new fire station in west Huntsville is in the works, and its construction could mean more money in your pocket.

If you are going to an urgent care facility with what you think might be a normal illness, prepare for the visit to take longer than normal.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is encouraging Americans to avoid higher-risk Halloween activities like trick-or-treating in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.