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The crowd lounged back in lawn chairs and blankets while "The Goonies" played on a 30-foot screen. The vendors and surrounding restaurants gave the movie a little dietary variety one can't get in a theater. Event founder Todd Slyman said the approximately 25 businesses sponsoring this helped ensure it can be free to the public. He said the large turnout is a great sign for the monthly movie event.

The never-before-seen meteor shower should hit close to midnight and run through Saturday's first few hours. NASA says 200 meteors may whiz by in an hour. There could even be more. in an hour may be possible. Between 100 and 400 shooting stars are expected to whiz by in an hour. NASA experts say there hasn't been a shower like this before.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. --  Bishop Robert Baker, Bishop of the Diocese of Birmingham in Alabama, both gave Mass and conferred diplomas to the graduates from Pope John Paul II Catholic High School Friday afternoon. The graduates, family and friends filled the...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - The Huntsville High School Class of 2014 filled the Von Braun Center Arena with family, friends, faculty, and teachers during graduation ceremonies Friday evening. Sam Howard, 2014 senior class president, gives the Class President's address. (Eric Schultz...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Lee High School graduates and their proud parents were all smiles as students received their diplomas Friday afternoon during the school's 2014 commencement ceremony at the Von Braun Center. ...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Lee High School graduates and their proud parents were all smiles as students received their diplomas Friday afternoon during the school's 2014 commencement ceremony at the Von Braun Center....

S.R. Butler High School held it's graduation exercises Friday afternoon May 23, 2014 at the Von Braun Center Propst Arena.

Mary Scott Hunter and Mike Parsons, the Republican candidates for the Alabama school board District 8 seat, sat down with AL.com on Friday to discuss the race leading up to the June 3 primary.

Family members and police are looking for 28-year-old Lequanetta Lela March. She is 5'11" and 130 pounds. She has black hair and brown eyes and wears glasses.

Johnson High School held its commencement exercises Thursday afternoon May 22, 2014 at the Von Braun Center Propst Arena.