Maxie Gardner
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San Antonio, TX, United States
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FAA chief defends 737 Max, calls new fix ‘straightforward’
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration expressed “absolute confidence” in the Boeing 737 Max on Wednesday and said fixing the latest problem in the troubled jetliner will be “straightforward.” → Read More
KFC on Highway 72 East heavily damaged in fire
The fire caused substantial damage to the restaurant’s dining room. → Read More
Cherokee High School virtual for Wednesday
There is a water line problem, which means the school has no water. → Read More
Alabama removing anti-gay language from state’s sex ed law
The law removes a section of the 1992 sex education law that directed that sex education programs to include that homosexuality is not a lifestyle acceptable to the general public and illegal under state laws. → Read More
Programming Note: Educational programming on Saturday
Last Saturday’s preempted educational programs will air this weekend. → Read More
Man charged with sexual torture, abuse of a child in Morgan County
Hugh Wallace Greene, Sr. is accused of sexually abusing a child under the age of 12 between Jan 1, 2013 and December 31, 2015. → Read More
Shoal Creek Bridge in Lauderdale County closed until further notice
Officials say there was a barge resting against the bridge Wednesday evening. → Read More
Appointments still open for COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Franklin County
As of 4:30 this morning (Thursday), there were still nearly 700 appointments available. → Read More
Huntsville firefighters respond to overnight duplex fire
The resident told emergency crews they heard a "pop" that woke them up just after midnight, then they smelled smoke. → Read More
Court stays execution of Alabama inmate
An appellate court has stayed the lethal injection of an Alabama inmate to consider claims that the state failed to give the man, who has an IQ below 75, required assistance with forms impacting the timing of his execution. → Read More
New AD Danny White hires Josh Heupel to join him at Vols
Josh Heupel was hired as Tennessee's football coach on Wednesday, giving the Vols a package deal with athletic director Danny White, who started in his job last week. → Read More
Warnock makes history with Senate win as Dems near majority
The Associated Press declared Warnock the winner after an analysis of outstanding votes showed there was no way for Loeffler to catch up to his lead. → Read More
DeKalb County Schools move to remote learning through January 8
“It is my hope that this short-term interruption and transition to remote learning will support our long-term goal of ensuring in-person learning for the duration of the school year.” → Read More
AAMU cancels upcoming women’s basketball games
The games impacted are against Dayton and Eastern Kentucky. → Read More
COVID-19 increase prompts Madison City Schools to continue hybrid schedule
They hoped to go back to a normal schedule before Christmas, but now Madison City Schools officials said the number of COVID-19 cases is keeping that from happening. → Read More
1 dead in Harvest house fire, sheriff’s office to investigate
Crime Scene investigators responded to the fire on McKee Road. → Read More
Remainder of basketball season canceled at Dublin Park in Madison
“Our goal is to slow the curve of COVID-19, not add to it.” → Read More
Huntsville Animal Services closed to public Monday and Tuesday
Huntsville Animal Services will be closed to the public the next two days due to "circumstances beyond their control", according to their Facebook page. → Read More
3 Madison County Schools move to remote learning for this week
The schools impacted are Monrovia Elementary, Monrovia Middle and Endeavor Elementary. → Read More
Grocery giveaway planned for Saturday at Calhoun’s Huntsville campus
The grocery giveaway begins at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 21. Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis. → Read More