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Kitchen Cops find rodent feces, roaches and flies
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Kitchen Cops found some serious issues at a gas station we’ve reported on several times in the past. The Conoco at the corner of Pulaski and Stringfield Road in northwest Huntsville gets a 73 due to multiple violations. Inspectors say they found rat droppings under shelves. There were also flies and roaches noted inside the building. There were also multiple hot and cold food temperature violations and a dirty ice machine.
Happenings in North Alabama the weekend of August 23-25
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — This weekend has some events to keep in mind!. 2024 Summerfest (Athens) - 3rd Annual Summer Concert on the Square in downtown Athens, on August 24 at 5:30 p.m. EuroSunday August Meet - The EuroSunday August meet for European car and motorcycle enthusiasts will be held...
Sweet Home Alabama grant will pay entrepreneurs to live rent-free for a year
A new program to draw more talent to Huntsville will pay for out-of-state entrepreneurs to live in the city rent-free for a year. The Sweet Home Alabama Grant will fund the relocation of two entrepreneurs. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our...
Alabama man incapacitated from Boar’s Head listeria outbreak files federal lawsuit
An Alabama man who contracted a listeria infection that has left him incapacitated and hospitalized for more than a month has filed a federal lawsuit against Boar’s Head, claiming the company’s since-recalled deli meat led to his condition. Jeffrey Scott Cox, who became ill after consuming Boar’s Head...
Madison County schools use new football security measures for the first time
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Madison County schools used a new safety measure to kick off this football season. The only lines they had were lines to scan tickets. People were breezing through the weapons detectors. This system is new to football games, but the students are already used to it.
Department of Defense making plans to protect service members from untreated brain damage
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Department of Defense is taking action to protect service members from untreated brain damage. Starting next year, it will require baseline cognitive testing on all new recruits. The new rules are aimed at catching brain disorders that soldiers may develop later on in their careers.
Huntsville Hospital to feature new 21-Foot sculpture
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Construction began this week to erect a new sculpture on the lawn of Huntsville Hospital along Governors Drive. When completed, the sculpture will soar an impressive 21 feet tall and 25 feet wide, and will connect the Medical District with Arts Huntsville’s popular downtown Public Art Trail.
City of Huntsville breaks ground on new West Huntsville Rec Center
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — One Huntsville neighborhood is a big step closer to something new in their neck of the woods. The city broke ground today on the future West Huntsville Recreational Center on Martin Road. The facility's design mirrors the Mark Russell Recreation Center on Taylor Road. Huntsville Mayor...
Everything you need to know for the Aug. 27 elections in Huntsville & Scottsboro
Voters in the North Alabama cities of Huntsville and Scottsboro will head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in municipal elections. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Huntsville voters will make choices in these races:. City Council District 1. Devyn S. Keith. Michelle Watkins. Reggie...
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