Huntsville family is out of a home they thought they had the legal right to rent. A mother and her 3 children moved into the home of their dreams. Miriam Martin arranged a lease agreement over email with a man who she believed was Robert Funke. Turns out, it wasn’t Robert Funke, but someone pretending to be him.
Several hopeful homeowners are upset with a valley home builder. Dozens of families signed contracts hoping to have a home built by Woodland Homes within the next year.
48 EXCLUSIVE: In the recording you will hear Tom Sisk, the former Limestone County Schools Superintendent, being questioned about the virtual schools and how the students were accounted for.
Attorney Shane Sears who represents former Limestone County Human Resources Director Doctor Mark Isley spoke with our Kate Smith about the investigation.
The county has owned the building for less than two years but according to employees with the county engineering department, the building has not been inspected for at least a decade.
As you get ready to make some important choices on where to eat this holiday season, we’ve got you covered with one last pre-Christmas edition of Kitchen Cops!
In September, management for both stores told us they had no association with one another, but Kate Smith learned through state business licenses both stores were owned by a father and son duo.
Following the killing of George Floyd, who died when a now-former Minneapolis Police Officer held his knee to his neck for nearly nine minutes, protestors are calling for, among several things, more training for police officers.
WAFF 48′s Liz Hurley interviewed Huntsville Hospital System CEO David Spillers and Crestwood Medical Center CEO Dr. Pam Hudson regarding preparations for a potential surge of Covid-19 patients in the Tennessee Valley.
PFAS chemicals in Decatur. It’s not the first time you’re hearing this.However, it’s the first time Decatur City Council members are hearing about a secret meeting between Decatur Utilities and the city’s mayor where PFAS test results were discussed.
We’ve heard the city of Huntsville is on track to becoming the largest city in the state by the year 2024. We can credit that to job growth and industries relocating to the Rocket City.
Alabama lawmakers are listening but not committing to an offer from the Poarch Creek Indians. Tribe leaders say they will funnel $1 billion to Alabama if the state allows them to add two new casinos, table games like blackjack and craps and gives the Poarch Indians exclusivity.
Madison County Commission Chairman Dale Strong is a volunteer firefighter for Monrovia. Other volunteer fire chiefs argue he's been using his position to benefit his station at the expense of others. He said the funding comes down to taxes- who pays them and how much.
You might think you’re too savvy to fall for a scam, but thieves are constantly using new tactics and finding ways to fool even the most skeptical people.
Active shooter drills in schools are becoming as regular as fire drills. But for young children in elementary school especially this can be a scary scenario.
