FirstNews at Eleven
Investigators believe the man who held police at bay for several hours Sunday was also responsible for robbing the North Alabama Educator's Credit Union on Friday.
A local ministry is working to reach area veterans with the message of Jesus Christ.
A valley mother sentenced to jail after accepting a plea deal on four counts of truancy says the Huntsville City School System neglected her sons needs and lost focus of what should have been the focus.
NFL star Rolando McClain has been found guilty on four charges against him.
Jarodiaus Willingham has entered a guilty plea in an assault case that also involves a former Alabama Crimson Tide star.
SoulStock returns to Point Mallard Park in Decatur this weekend, and organizers say the Christian music and worship event is bigger and better than ever.
Harvey returns to take your calls and talk about the American Smoketree.
Earlier in May, shots were fired into the Davidson Center at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. Bullets damaged three windows facing Interstate 565. On Wednesday, the damaged windows were replaced.
The Madison County GOP has overturned the decision of the Executive Committee, and wants a recount to settle the race between Eddie Sisk and Joey Parker.
Judge Karen Hall has granted a motion to delay the trail of the accused Discovery Middle School killer.
Federal law enforcement agencies are joining with local Islamic groups to dispel some of the myths about what it means to be Muslim.
A missing school board member has delayed a decision on the new Superintendent until later this afternoon.
Huntsville Police have named the four suspects they believe have been stealing items from grocery stores, then reselling them in gas stations.
Nikki joins Meredith to talk about squash, tomatoes, beans, peas, okra and the Kousa Dogwood.
An early morning fire at a Huntsville attorney's office appears to be the deliberate work of an arsonist, according to police.
As you drive around the valley you may see some FBI wanted signs on digital billboards.
Here is the story behind the face.
Gov. Robert Bentley has signed into law a measure banning texting while driving on public roads in Alabama.
The annual Older Americans Festival is underway in Madison County Thursday.
Armed with their education and their faith, the new graduates of the Christian Women's Job Corps program are ready to take on the world.
Decatur Police say they arrested and charged a woman with assault after she poured camping fuel into her grandmother's milk, making her ill.
A parent recalls her frightening experience as shots were fired into the Saturn V Hall at the Space & Rocket Center.
Investigators have released new information in the Thursday morning shooting at the Davidson Center that struck the Saturn V Rocket.
The man accused of killing Amanda Taylor, and enlisting friends to mutilate and dispose of the body was in court Thursday morning.
A local Christian school is looking to the future with an eye toward growth.
A Huntsville resident fed up with crime has turned to Facebook to rally the community behind his cause.
Nikki is filling in for Harvey this week, and has tips about when and how to plant summer annuals, and how to spot the effects of drought stress.
Wednesday's scheduled recount between Madison County Commission candidates Eddie Sisk and Joey Parker was called off at the late minute.
Less than a week after being fired from his position at the DeKalb County Sheriff's Department, Sylvania Mayor Mitchell Dendy has resigned from office
A record number of property owners in Madison County have failed to pay their 2011 property taxes and are in danger of having their property auctioned off on the courthouse steps. ARE YOU ON THE LIST?
Lady Liberty stopped by a valley elementary school this morning to teach kids about patriotism.
The bond formed between some tornado victims and the congregations that assisted them still exists even a year later.
A way to stay cool in the summer months is in the works in Huntsville.
A 28 year old man is behind bars after an early morning break-in at a Huntsville school.
A woman wanted in Tennessee for Criminally Negligent Homicide was arrested late Wednesday afternoon in north Alabama.
Harvey talks about the popular spring time plant, and gives us his tips of the week.
A DeKalb County Sheriff's jail administrator, who is also a small town mayor, has been terminated after sexual harassment and misconduct allegations came to light.
After the second fatal accident at the Charity Lane and Highway 431 intersection in just six weeks, residents and commuters say the new traffic signal is needed now more than ever.
A Lauderdale County grand jury has ruled that there is enough evidence to move forward with a trial.
A scary morning for a truck driver and his passenger along Governor's Drive.
The family of Todd Brown says Hammad Memon never should have been released from jail. They say in their minds, the court gave Memon a license to flee the country.
Russellville Police are searching for suspects after a break-in earlier this week.
Just 14 hours after arriving in Madison County, accused Discovery Middle School killer Hammad Memon went before a Madison County Judge.
Alabama House Bill 482 could require parents seeking a divorce to take mandatory classes that would teach them to prioritize their children and set aside conflict.
Madison County fire officials have released new information about a situation at Sparkman Middle School.
The investigation is underway after a woman was hit by a car on Highway 43 Tuesday morning.
A federal investigation finds big gaps in nursing homes' disaster plans and shows many in disaster prone states are at risk when catastrophe strikes.
Former HealthSouth chief executive Richard Scrushy is out of a federal prison in Texas and is now living into a halfway house for prisoners.
The congregation of Agape Community Worship Center in Maysville may be small, but the members have big plans for their upcoming Amazed Youth Rally.
A report released this week gives high marks to Alabama's state funded pre-kindergarten. But, the acclaimed program is struggling to reach every child who needs it.
A three year long battle over the rezoning of land destined for a subdivision is finally over. The developer says the whole thing started because residents were misinformed.
