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Delays are possible tonight and Saturday on Interstate 65 northbound approaching Exit 347 (Huntsville Brownsferry Road) because of a road resurfacing project, the Alabama Department of Transportation said.

ATHENS — A 24-year-old Madison man faces a burglary charge after Athens police received a call about someone going through a barn on U.S. 31 South, Athens police said.

An information session on Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship Program will be Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. at Calhoun Community College's Aerospace Auditorium on U.S. 31 North in Decatur.

The city of Huntsville said work on a Toyota-Mazda manufacturing plant in Huntsville-annexed Limestone County has been temporarily suspended to allow final technical surveys to be completed and make sure there’s no impact on the habitat of the spring pygmy…

Doyle Rochester shook his head from side to side when told about the low turnout predicted locally for Tuesday’s primary runoff election.

A state senator said the governor’s decision this week to stop paying some state-issued funds used in feeding inmates was a step in the right direction, but a statewide law is needed.

Sifting through dozens of boxes of shoes, Sue Grumbir pulled out a pair of teal and gray sneakers with yellow laces and slipped them on the feet of a 6-year-old girl. She watched the girl walk around a room filled…

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HARTSELLE — Hartselle City Schools has launched a career readiness program that will give students an opportunity to work while in school and graduate with the skills to work in one of the city’s manufacturing plants.

HARTSELLE — Hartselle resident Michele Jackson envisions a day when residents can walk down the street and see banners hanging to honor local veterans.