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.

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

The city of Madison wants to know what the public wants the future community center on Browns Ferry Road to offer.

Businesses left and nobody wanted to come in and take over, until now.

Restaurants across the Tennessee Valley have been battling empty booths and tables. Owners and employees are optimistic that fans and dollars will roll in on game days though.

Our Kate Smith spoke with Doctor Karen Landers about why rapid tests have a higher error rate.

Three of five suspects arrested as part of an alleged murder for hire in Hartselle appeared in court Tuesday afternoon.

Calhoun is one of the first community colleges in the state to offer this kind of competition.

Authorities say one person is dead following a multi-vehicle wreck in Athens.

A two-vehicle crash occurred at 9:30 a.m. on September 22, claiming the life of an Ardmore woman.

Beverly Sims with the Alabama Education Association said she’s talking to a lot of teachers who are struggling right now.

Initially, the suspect in the car left the scene but police were able to track the person down nearby and an arrest was made.

UAH has not seen a dramatic increase or decrease in admissions or application rates due to the pandemic.

Students at the Academy for Arts and Academics in Huntsville will be learning virtually until October 1. That’s because five people at the school tested positive for COVID-19.

The American Red Cross is at a critical level for blood donations, specifically from African Americans to help combat a blood disease.

There is a lot on the line for Alabama when it comes to the census, from congress to healthcare.

As of September 21, all traditional learning students are back in class together.

In the last 24 hours, ten people have been removed from the active case list at the Tut Fann State Veteran Home.

Around 11:30 p.m. on September 18th, Athens Police Department was called about a cutting at Mac’s Sports Bar & Steakhouse on South Jefferson Street.

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against a Huntsville murder suspect, and the acute care hospital where she worked.

Due to the players testing positive, 15 players are currently quarantined, and the Hazel Green Football program has been temporarily suspended for 14 days.

On September 21, an official with Huntsville City Schools confirmed nine positive cases within the Huntsville City Schools district.

Huntsville police need your help to find the driver responsible for a deadly hit and run.

A bus driver for the Madison County School system has tested positive for COVID-19.

Batrich said this was a tough choice to make, but ultimately it came down to what was best for her daughter.

Ethan Gay, a sixth grader at Discovery Middle School, talks about his first week of in-person learning.

Nine football players at Bob Jones High School test positive. 120 students and 10 teachers now in quarantine.

Volunteers with Prepare and Respond Disaster Relief loaded up their equipment from the warehouse on Friday and headed to Foley, Alabama where they said thousands of people are still without power.

Sunday night dozens of people gathered on the steps of the federal courthouse to honor her memory.

On Monday, students at AAA elementary school will go back to learning remotely as school officials say there are multiple students and staff members self-quarantining.

Huntsville Police had to slow down traffic near the Sparkman exit on Eastbound I-565 early Saturday morning.

There is a drive through registration drive from Noon to 3 p.m. at Progressive Union Missionary Baptist Church in Huntsville on Saturday.

COVID-19 hit hard economically, including the state’s tourism industry. Now Governor Kay Ivey is hoping to change that by using $10 million of CARES ACT funding. This money, will go to help promote attractions all across the state.

Since our story aired earlier this week, families across the Tennessee Valley have reached out letting us know of similar situations.

Raytheon Technologies plans to cut 15,000 jobs across its subsidiary companies. Raytheon President & CEO Greg Hayes announced the reductions in a reporting call to shareholders Friday.

Madison City Schools Superintendent Ed Nichols announced Friday that Bob Jones High School will not play the next two games of the 2020 schedule due to COVID-19.

The competition will begin on Monday, September 21, and run through Wednesday, September 23.

Alabama A&M students adjust to college life in the age of COVID.

The Huntsville Education Association now has the results from faculty on how they feel this school year is going so far with in-person learning in the Huntsville City School District.

The Polaris plant in Madison is looking to hire 175 employees, as demand for ATVs increases.

Marshall County Deputies are investigating a double stabbing on Pleasant Grove Road.

Aside from an addition nearly half a century ago, the hallowed halls have remained relatively unchanged – until now.

Sprocket wants your children to be safe during an emergency situation!

The North Alabama Zoological Society is asking for the community's support. They want to raise $6M in the next year.

ADOT tells WAFF 48 the bridges on U.S. 231 in Lacey's Spring could be open in 2-3 weeks.

There are dozens of volunteer firefighters who sacrifice their time, talents and energy to help people in need in Madison County. Madison County Commissioners wanted to shine a light on the heroic actions and also bring awareness that there is a shortage of volunteer firefighters.

Jesilany Villanueva is 14-years-old and was last seen on the night of September 11.

Not only will the new budget pay for increased salaries and more employees, it will also pay for more vehicles and equipment every deputy needs.

They want repairs to be made or they plan to take it to court.

“Without any kind of rent relief there’s really no way we’re ever going to find the other side of this.”

The latest from Huntsville on Wednesday

Strong winds lead to massive power outages in South Alabama. HSV utility crews ready to help.

Tuesday night they spent close to three hours picking apart the budget for the next fiscal year.

This marks the sixth straight year of successive growth for the campus. Since 2014, UAH enrollment has climbed 36 percent.

This year has made the need for more speed especially critical, as many people are now living their entire lives — from work to school to play — within their homes homes, creating unprecedented demand for internet capacity.

Putting the public in the shoes of law enforcement to see how they would react in dangerous situations. Huntsville Police Department leaders put together a class on Tuesday to give the public a glimpse of what they go through, and the training they use in scary situations.