A nutrition store has opened in downtown Florence, offering a variety of supplements, healthy drinks, including coffee-based and smoothies, and an InBody weight measurement and is adding an IV room.

Tuscumbia business thriving, credits strong marketing to surviving pandemic

Florence police arrested a women in connection to a stabbing that took place on Saturday morning.

For the second year in a row, the Shoals Earth Day fest is canceled.

Easter is tomorrow and for many churches across the Tennessee Valley, plans are in place to hold church and worship services indoors.

Helen Keller Hospital will be hosting a Hiring Fair for experienced RNs, new and upcoming graduates, and other qualified applicants.

Vaccine clinics will be set up at Cornerstone Church on 12101 Highway 20 in Florence and Joe Wheeler State Park in Rogersville.

Florence City Councilwoman hopes extended eligibility will bring more folks to two vaccine clinics next week

While most of us are enjoying a break with the drier weather, one woman continues to see the flood waters rise around her home.

Sheffield Housing Authority seeing renovations

Infrastructure in Alabama is ranked one of the lowest in the country.

If County Road 47 near Shoal Creek is part of your daily travels, listen up!

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!

Lawrence county family says man pointing a rifle at them and deputies wasn’t a random act

UNA has more vaccine appointments available!

City council members revised job descriptions for the court magistrate in which they are seeking to fill a position that was vacated earlier this year.

Florence Police are investigating how a car ended up inside someone’s house last night.

Starting Wednesday, a mass vaccination site is set to start in Russellville.

One man is in the Lawrence County Jail after deputies say he attempted to kick down someone’s door and later returned, armed with a rifle.

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded the $5,000 to Hatton Elementary and Leighton Elementary.

The Pinkard Funeral Home in Russellville has major damage, after Saturday night’s storms brought heavy winds.

The Florence Police Department responded to the report of a stolen vehicle at the Quik Stop near Royal Avenue.

The Suez Canal is more than 6,000 miles away, but the lasting effects will be felt right here in Huntsville for weeks or maybe even months to come.

Beginning March 29, the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) is holding drive-through COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Colbert and Franklin counties for those who qualify for vaccine.

Shoals Solid Waste Authority Members unanimously approved a resolution Friday asking local governments to provide the equivalent of a $2 per household increase in garbage rates to help fund the county's voluntary recycling program.

A proposed settlement between Priceville and the state resolves allegations that the town was discharging untreated wastewater into the river with E. coli levels as much as 14 times permitted levels.

A Shoals nursing home celebrated the re-opening of their center this weekend for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

If you live in Colbert County, and need a weather radio, this story is for you!

Florence road crews working on caved-in section on West Alabama Street

Chad’s Payless Pharmacy will be giving out 1,000 doses of the vaccine this weekend.

Senator Tuberville's legislation would prohibit people living in the country illegally from being released into the United States without notice to appear in court.

A Florence Police Officer has been struck by lightning Thursday afternoon.

Residents in the Oakwood Blvd. area should use extreme caution.

As many prepare for severe weather tomorrow, a family in Cherokee is still flooded from last week's storms.

The Remote Shoals program is making a big economic impact on the area.

Many in the entertainment industry are eligible, including studio musicians, sound technicians, recording artists and more.

Leaders in the Shoals are fighting to keep their metro status as a new federal proposal could change the requirement from 50,000 residents, to 100,000 residents.

The new shipment comes months after the hospital initially ran out of first does of the vaccine back in January.

The 2021 Guaranteed Rate Bassmaster Elite is set to crown a champion soon.

The University of North Alabama has set a record for the number of student enrollments this spring semester.

District 5 Commissioner Joey Hargrove died after a wreck on Highway 24 in East Lawrence.

Florence Police arrested two men following a robbery investigation on Saturday.

UNA awards football coach Chris Willis a new contract extension.

The trail will be 150 miles long when it's finished, but the director of the project says a bill on the table in Montgomery could keep them from taking private land to build it. .

As Phase 1c opens, Lauderdale and Colbert county reporting good vaccination numbers

Nearly 500 Midland NOAA Weather Radios are now in the hands of North-west Alabama EMA directors to give out to community members.

After reviewing the updated guidance from the Alabama Department of Public Health, Alabama Department of Education and the Center for Disease Control, the Muscle Shoals City Schools administrative team have announced protocols the school system will follow after spring break.

A single-vehicle crash has claimed the life of a Muscle Shoals man on Saturday.

Shoals community leaders working to bridge the gap in communities that lack access to the COVID-19 vaccine

The Hospital began as a boarding house purchased by the city and county government on the heels of the 1918 flu pandemic.

Two congressmen from Alabama joined more than 50 other U.S. representatives in expressing concern over a potential change in the minimum population for a Metropolitan Statistical Area.

This praise just one day after the senator told reporters he was unhappy with the vaccine rollout.

Sheffield pastor and son help with drowning rescue in area affected by flooding

A Sheffield neighborhood is still flooded after yesterday’s storm

What conditions did you wake up to following Wednesday’s First Alert Weather Day?

Pickwick Lake’s Bassmaster Elite Tournament will not begin on Thursday.

Around 9 p.m. Wednesday, EMA reports a house on Avalon Avenue in Tuscumbia is flooded and crews are helping a family evacuate the home.

According to the Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department, the gas line was in the area of York Drive at Miller Cemetery.