The state of Alabama is seeking to move forward and give death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith what he is requesting -- execution by nitrogen hypoxia. It would be the first time that the execution method would be approved and used in Alabama.

A local group came together Thursday to host a private, sensory-friendly fair for children with special needs at the Marshall County Fair Grounds.

The American Cancer Society’s Men Wear Pink of North Alabama campaign has officially begun, as 22 men from across the community (including our very own Jerry Hayes!) will try to raise $100,000 locally in the fight against breast cancer.

Residents at an apartment building in Lauderdale County say the conditions they’re living in are unacceptable. People say they feel neglected by their property management after months of pleading with them to address the issues.

Madison resident Johnny Johnson Jr. is still looking for a living kidney donor. "It would be life-changing," he said.

At the market, the community was invited to walk up and choose from a variety of produce and all of the items available were free.

A Morgan County community is concerned about flooding as new development moves into their area.

U.S. House members have been sent home for the weekend as congressional leaders continue to weigh spending cuts amid a possible shutdown of the federal government.

Home care nurses and caregivers are speaking out against layoffs due to what a state healthcare provider calls the state's refusal to expand Medicaid.

A portion of Huntsville Highway was closed Thursday morning as agencies fought a fire at the Palatec Manufacturing building.

BUDS, is hosting the 21st annual Buddy Walk in Madison. It takes place Saturday, September 23 at Columbia Elementary School.

September is Suicide Prevention Month, which the National Association on Mental Illness (NAMI) says is “a time to raise awareness and discuss this highly stigmatized topic.”

The man accused of murdering a Huntsville drug agent in 2019 was in court today.