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With the school year underway, students are settling into new routines, building friendships and spending more time online for learning, [Read More]

The transformation of Big Spring Park East is becoming easier to see by the day. Construction on the east side [Read More]

A new school year brings new routines, new responsibilities and, for many teenagers, more independence behind the wheel. Whether a [Read More]

A child’s laughter on the playground, parents cheering and encouraging as colorful powder filled the air. Friends catching up while [Read More]

When students see a School Resource Officer (SRO) walking through the halls, they may notice the uniform and badge first. [Read More]

Shining through a rigorous application process, Huntsville was recently selected as one of 20 finalists for the National Civic League’s [Read More]

Most of the time, 2.25 miles doesn’t sound like a lot. It’s a good distance for a nice stroll or [Read More]

Scammers are getting smarter. From fake government agents and tech support schemes to romance scams and fraudulent investment opportunities, scammers [Read More]

At 4 a.m. on Memorial Day, while most of Huntsville is still asleep, two City employees quietly begin one of [Read More]

In recreation, the term “green spaces” commonly refers to parks and outdoor areas that encourage activities such as exercise, picnics [Read More]