Thinking about going boating this weekend? Troopers want to remind you, the same social distancing guidelines apply to the water.

The Harvest Fellowship Church is handing out bags of free food every weekday.

The Huntsville City Board of Education voted to hire Dustin Daehn as its new chief school financial officer.

She was able to talk district leadership into letting her use the printer, and she is now printing off critical equipment.

As more and more entities across the state shutdown because of COVID-19, truck drivers are constantly running into issues during their travel.

The search for a new superintendent for Madison City Schools continues next week

Huntsville fire marshal Dan Wilkerson says they are investigating a new arson case on Poplar Avenue.

Commanding Officer Chris Bryant tells us they are seeing a huge jump of people coming to stay the night, and coming to get meals.

FLOURISH CEO Megan Nivens shares tips on how to engage customers online.

A teacher at Huntsville Junior High School has tested positive for COVID-19.

The chamber is helping ensure the specific needs of the hospitals are being met.

Huntsville City Schools students are transitioning to what administrators call a blended learning plan.

The chamber has three virtual events planned right now.

LifeSouth needs people to donate blood and sign up for blood drives.

Our newsroom, and 911 dispatchers have been swamped with calls from people saying there are a lot of businesses still open that shouldn’t be.

Downtown Rescue Mission is still welcoming people in, but they have lost a big part of their income from the thrift store closures.

Hospitals across the nation are adjusting visitation policies amid the global coronavirus pandemic. In some states, officials have ruled mothers must give birth alone. As the number of cases grow in north Alabama, mothers are worried we’re next.

Amy Saunders is using donations to buy gift cards from local restaurants and then gifting them to health care workers on the front lines.

One contractor said the closed schools are leaving her and her colleagues without an income.

The Huntsville Police Department has ordered an extra 10,000 masks for its officers.

The law firm of Morris, King & Hodge is working with local restaurants to provide free meals for law enforcement and emergency room staff as they fight the virus.

Runners or walkers can complete the 5K between March 31 and April 14.

As of Tuesday, there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at any MTM business location.

Saturday service will be suspended effective April 4.

Dr. Pam Hudson, the CEO of Crestwood Hospital, confirmed on Tuesday that a Crestwood Hospital Employee has now tested positive for COVID-19.

The Alabama Medical License of Dr. Francene Aretha Gayle has been revoked by the Medical Licensure Commission of Alabama over pill mill and fraud allegations.

We talked to someone from the Madison County Health Department to find out what you need to know when getting take out, fast food or curbside.

The drive-thru collection site at John Hunt Park will be closed the rest of the week.

Some road projects are even getting done faster because of less traffic.

This is a very difficult situation for everyone, but this virus is forcing us to confront some very serious issues. Whether we’re ready or not.

A local plumber says you should not flush 'flushable wipes.'

With Alabama A&M University free of students, demotion and renovations are in high gear, but it’s not sitting well with everyone.

Manna House is keeping its doors open every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.

A Huntsville Hospital employee has tested positive for COVID-19.

Calhoun Community College has postponed all spring 2020 commencement exercises.

Some teachers have already been working with students online.

Huntsville Hospital is hoping to reopen the site on Tuesday.

Trooper Derek Campbell with ALEA says they are still out in full force.

Madison County Sheriff Kevin Turner says they have started doing R.O.R. or recognizance bonds.

Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday that all non-essential businesses must close at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 28 until at least Friday, April 17. People who work/own businesses that fall into that category are getting creative to continue reaching customers.

Businesses across the country are balancing a lot amid state-issued health restrictions like whether they will be able to stay open. A Huntsville-based flag company decided to make changes that will keep employees staffed and paid.

Huntsville City Schools, Madison City Schools and Madison County Schools are all taking a different approach.

Teachers from Central School hosted a parade for students.

Madison Mayor Paul Finley faced multiple questions about the possibility of a shelter in place order.

Huntsville Fire and Rescue said there are no injuries

Huntsville police confirm two of the four people shot at a Mastin Lake Road motorcycle club have died.

An employee for CASA of Madison County has tested positive for COVID-19.

Inspirational messages were written with sidewalk chalk outside of Huntsville Hospital for Women and Children.

Friday's coronavirus update from Huntsville officials

The City of Huntsville is issuing more restrictions on public parks.

It happened around 3:30 a.m. Friday. Police say she was rushed to the hospital and her condition appears to be non-life threatening at this point.

The news that classes will not resume as normal amid the coronavirus pandemic hit hard for most people, especially graduating seniors.

Sarah Arafat is the prestigious award’s first winner in the Huntsville/Madison area.

Huntsville police say there was a drive-by shooting at Fuel City at Drake Avenue.

Mayor Tommy Battle did not give any details on if or when the city would move forward on such an order.

Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Huntsville Utilities is waiving fees for late payments on bills due on or after March 16, 2020 until further notice.

Tyler Berryhill said his team is following strict CDC guidelines in handling a body that arrives with suspicion of coronavirus.

Staff made the decision due to global health concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic.