We got to catch up with some of our local teams today at the 256 vs. 205 Challenge Media Day, looking ahead to the second year of the cross-state competition.

The Alabama Capitol shines a little brighter following a Christmas tree lighting ceremony headed by Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday night.

Some parents and students within the Madison County School System are outraged after hundreds of kids were listed as tardy today because they couldn't get through the new metal detector system before the first bell.

A Limestone County Judge has denied a request for a new trial in the case of an Elkmont teen convicted of capital murder.

News 19's Steve Johnson takes a look back at how News 19 worked through the COVID-19 Pandemic

Most of the Alabama congressional delegation voted to keep George Santos in the U.S. House but there were two “yes” votes for his expulsion.

Huntsville is in its Christmas era with Big Spring Park looking a bit like a "Christmas Tree Farm." More than 400 decorated trees are spread throughout the park, including one featuring the one, and only, Taylor Swift.

A Limestone County Judge has denied a request for a new trial in the case of an Elkmont teen convicted of capital murder.

Huntsville is in its Christmas era with Big Spring Park looking a bit like a "Christmas Tree Farm." More than 400 decorated trees are spread throughout the park, including one featuring the one, and only, Taylor Swift.

Many families are planning for the holidays, but for hundreds of kids currently looking for adoptive families in Alabama, their next month may be full of uncertainty. This holiday season, one adoptive family is sharing their story and offering advice to those considering adoption.

City council members are considering an ordinance that would ban nighttime vehicle repossessions in Decatur. This comes after the repossession incident that led to the police shooting death of Stephen Perkins.

Congresswoman Terri Sewell continues her campaign to make Rosa Parks Day a federal holiday every December 1.

Decatur City community leaders are responding to councilman Hunter Pepper’s released letter supporting the police officers involved in the shooting death of Steve Perkins.