There is a local connection to the hostage situation story out of Silver Spring, Maryland. John Hendricks is the founder of the Discovery Channel and he spent time in Huntsville. Hendricks is the founder of Discovery Communications. He's also a graduate of Butler High School and the University of Alabama in Huntsville. He also taught at UAHuntsville.
Madison city officials will hold a community-wide meeting to seek public involvement in planning the new interchange and ramps at I-565 and County Line Road.
The private contractor that handles the bulk of the work servicing NASA's space shuttle fleet is notifying 1,400 employees that they will be laid off in the fall.
In a city where most residents already feel that water rates are too high, come October there will be more to complain about.
Hands On Greater Huntsville also known as the Volunteer Center closed their doors for good on Tuesday.
Friday, Sept. 17, begins the national celebration of Constitution Week.
It's hard to believe that it's been five years since Hurricane Katrina changed the way of life for a lot of Gulf Coast residents.
Bicyclists who enjoy riding through Madison are forming a committee to improve safety for bicyclists.
Saadia Whatley, D.P.M. of Madison has accepted a residency position with the Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System in Montgomery.
City officials report that a new Geographical Information System has been added to the city's website.
Paul Mitchell and United Blood Services are partnering to host a community wide blood drive Saturday, August 28.
Local missionaries are raising funds one putt at a time.
Authorities say a Madison woman is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly putting a dozen cats inside a sweltering mini-storage unit.
A mini-golf tournament will be held August 28 to help three Madison missionaries travel to Rwanda, South Africa.
The investigation continues into what caused a roof collapse at a Madison church gym.
Dennis James has been named the Student Safety and Communications Director for the Madison school system.
The private contractor that handles the bulk of the work servicing NASA's space shuttle fleet is notifying 1,400 employees that they will be laid off in the fall.
Police say they arrested 48 year old Johnny Woods after an incident at a local Wal-Mart Store.
Family and friends announced a memorial service for Marc Wenger, a local business owner found shot to death at his home last week.
A Madison man was arrested in a drug bust on Wednesday night.
Madison officials have unveiled their plans to begin long awaited streetscape improvements to the downtown area.
On Saturday, Madison residents will get to see big plans becoming reality in the Hogan YMCA at the first-ever Community Hard Hat Tour Day.
Video of the shooting at Discovery Middle School shows events clearly.
Changes to the zoning restrictions at Balch and Gillespie won't change after all.
Several pets need costly medical attention, MARF asking for your help.
Officer Ted Thiele has seen it all during his time with MPD, including the dumbest criminal ever to hit town.
One mom shares her thoughts as combat operations in Iraq come to an end.
In a four to one vote, the City Council passed the law Monday evening.
Lions Clubs International welcomed its newest club during “Charter Night” ceremonies last Thursday night in Madison.
Andy Parker of Madison has been awarded a Jane Knight Lowe Medical Scholarship for $10,000.
Madison Parks and Recreation is gearing up for a very busy season of sporting events.
Swirls and Sips for Scholarships will be held on Thursday, August 26.
Madison County Sheriff's deputies are still looking for Diana L. McMannis Henry, a local resident and business owner.
Madison will soon have a Lions Club, the huge civic organization that donates eye glasses to the needy around the world.
Officials will hold a community meeting on August 26 to discuss the proposed interchange at County Line and I565.
A man is in custody in Baton Rouge as a person of interest in the murder of Madison County business owner Mark Wenger.
For the fifth year consumers can avoid sales tax on school-related purchases during the Alabama Sales Tax Holiday.
Madison police make several arrests in connection to thefts.
Madison Police officers are knocking on doors to meet the public they serve.
Another request to rezone the intersection of Balch and Gillespie Roads has been approved.
This week people are Sounding Off about downtown revitalization and bicyclists on busy roads.
Volunteers chugged water as they lugged rocks to build the Children's Living Library.
The intersection at Wall Triana & Highway 72 is getting a face lift.
Madison’s new Parks and Recreation Director Kory Alfred began his first day on the job last week.
