Huntsville Utilities Electric Operations have closed Old Big Cove Road between the entrances to the Knotty Walls Road loop to perform circuit upgrades.
Standardized testing is happening all around the state, and parents who chose online learning as a COVID safety precaution believe their children are at a disadvantage to those in the classroom.
Do you remember the scene from last summer’s protest in downtown Huntsville? It ended in tear gas, rubber bullets and the arrest of two dozen people. Now we’re learning multiple people are having their charges dropped.
The press release from attorney Ben Crump states a school employee told his Nigel's mother where she could find a suicide note, implying faculty knew Nigel was planning to kill himself, and never reported it to his mother.
School systems across the Tennessee Valley have started to announce plans for masking protocols for students and staff following the expiration of the mandate on April 9.
Just over two months ago we introduced you to the gang at Charger Motorsports, an amateur racing team made up of mostly UAH students. When we met them back in January they didn’t even have a car.
The movie theater industry has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. North Alabama's Cinemagic Theatre in Athens is still struggling to make ends meet.
It’s almost been a year since protests in downtown Huntsville ended with tear gas and rubber bullets.Now, an investigation into the officers’ actions will soon be released to the public.
Special Victims Unit (SVU) charged Sharp with rape, sodomy, traveling to meet a child for an unlawful sex act, electronic solicitation of a child and transmitting obscene material to a child.
In 2015, Sureshbai Patel was visiting his son, daughter-in-law and disabled grandson when he was injured by a former Madison Police Officer. Today, Patel’s lawyer announced the case is formally dismissed.
At the beginning of the week, The Alabama Department of Public Health opened up vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 and older. But, if you are 16 or 17 your vaccine options are limited.
According to Doctor Ali Hassoun, Infectious Disease Specialist at Huntsville Hospital, the younger a person is, the stronger immune response the person will have.
The Rocket City is on track to become the largest city in Alabama .Of course this means with a booming population, houses are getting harder to find, especially more affordable ones.
In a story you will see only on 48 News, our Kate Smith shows you some of the police body camera footage and shares how the former police chief wants to clear up any speculation from that night.
WAFF learned the judge decided not to allow the jury to hear the fact that a Huntsville Police Department internal review board cleared Darby of any wrong doing.
In Huntsville, the City Council elected to follow the Governor’s lead two weeks ago and will not put a new mask ordinance in place. But, that doesn’t mean it’s time to throw them away just yet.
For the first time in a year, many churches will be open for Easter and people will be allowed to sit in the sanctuaries. COVID protocols will be challenged as large groups are expected at local churches this Easter Sunday.
Dr. Christina Steidl, Associate Sociology Professor at UAH, says the deciding factor to continue to take precautions or fully go back to a pre-COVID lifestyle is based on our social network.
We have all learned in the pandemic that we have to adapt in order to stay healthy and that is exactly what the Latham United Methodist Church is doing for holy week.
Now that venues across the country are starting to test out concerts similar to pre-COVID conditions, we wanted to know what local bands and venues are up to!
“My girls, personally, they want to wear the mask, they get upset when they see kids not properly wearing their mask. So I think they would’ve wanted to voluntarily continue wearing the mask."
If you are a student looking to be “where the money resides,” this story is for you. Calhoun Community College is giving out over 5 million dollars to students taking accredited courses.
In honor of National Colon Cancer Awareness Month, WAFF is spotlighting a local survivor who was diagnosed at 36-years-old. Ever since then, she's been raising awareness and advocating for new colon cancer screening recommendations.
If you aren’t feeling your best these days the first thing on everyone’s mind is that you might have COVID-19. But, spring is here and many are starting to feel the effects of allergies. The question is- how can you differentiate the symptoms of COVID and seasonal allergies?
