Leah Jordan
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Tickborne illness victim: 'People need to know about this'
We're headed into the summer months, and that means you'll probably spend more time outside. But that comes with risks: ticks on you, your kids, or your pets. → Read More
Tick-borne illness victim: 'People need to know about this'
We're headed into the summer months, and that means you'll probably spend more time outside. But that comes with risks: ticks on you, your kids, or your pets. → Read More
Verdict reached in Huntsville 2016 manslaughter case
A jury reached a verdict on Wednesday in the case of a man accused of shooting and killing a Huntsville teen outside a neighborhood grocery store. → Read More
Jury selected in Huntsville 2016 manslaughter case
The jury has officially been chosen in the case where a man is accused of shooting and killing a Huntsville teen outside a neighborhood grocery store. → Read More
Alabama family reacts to new backup camera regulations after los
Any new car sold in the United States after May 2018 must include a backup camera as standard technology. For families like the Dahlens, it’s been a long time coming. → Read More
Family's video of incident at Harmony Park Safari receives backl
A video from Harmony Park Safari in Huntsville has gained attention on social media. → Read More
Video: Hostile encounter between Harmony Park Safari employee, v
Caught on camera: a Harmony Park Safari employee is seen throwing a park visitor’s entry fee on the ground after he denies hitting her sport utility vehicle with his golf cart. → Read More
Study: Kids have trouble holding pencils thanks to technology
Is technology causing your kids to lose basic skills, like holding a pencil or using scissors? A new study says "yes." → Read More
Off-duty officer told he was not allowed to carry gun at VBC
An off-duty Madison city police officer went to the Von Braun Center with his family Friday to watch the Havoc play Friday, but he said something “strange” happened. → Read More
Rep. Brooks back at practice after 2017 shooting, daughter refle
It's been almost a year since a gunman opened fire at a baseball field, attacking republican lawmakers. → Read More
4 Tuesday night burglaries in Hazel Green leave neighbors on edg
Four burglaries in one night have left some neighbors in Hazel Green on edge. → Read More
Flu season winding down; different strain making the rounds
If you thought you were out of the woods for this flu season, think again. Flu season may be winding down, but another strain of the virus is making the rounds. → Read More
Neighbors express concern over 'hazardous' Huntsville intersecti
A March 26, 2018 car wreck brought a lot of attention to the intersection of Pulaski Pike and Grizzard Road. → Read More
Family and investigators still hopeful in finding missing woman,
Nearly ten years ago, Jennifer Powers disappeared without a trace. She's a mother, a wife, and a daughter whose family is still hopeful she will be found. → Read More
Huntsville Remington operations to continue following bankruptcy
Remington, one of the oldest and best-known gun makers in the world, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in order to restructure its massive debt. → Read More
Huntsville Remington operations to continue following bankruptcy
Remington, one of the oldest and best-known gun makers in the world, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in order to restructure its massive debt. → Read More
Battle accepts Ivey's gubernatorial debate invitation
Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle wants to debate Gov. Kay Ivey in this year's gubernatorial race. → Read More
Schools, law enforcement show some support for concealed carry i
A Marshall County lawmaker says the answer to school shootings is more armed and trained staffers inside your child's school. → Read More
FDA issues dog food recalls
The FDA is warning pet owners about potential pentobarbital contamination in some foods. → Read More
EMA, ALDOT prepare for inclement weather
As we anticipate a winter weather event moving into the Tennessee Valley, officials are doing what they can to prepare. → Read More