Thousands without power as violent storms challenge local utilities
Severe storms swept through northern Alabama, leaving tens of thousands without power in the Huntsville area. Utilities urge patience as crews work on restoring serv
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Intense rain puts much of Tennessee Valley under overnight Flash Flood Warning
A flash flood warning was issued for metro Huntsville and beyond, as the National Weather Service warns of life-threatening flooding.
Love, larceny and a little white lie: How a groom's buddies busted a felonious wedding crasher
A wedding crasher struck hours before the ceremony in Quilcene, Washington, and the guest list happened to include exactly the right people to handle it.
VERIFY: Can your pets get the same foodborne illnesses as people?
We verify if pets can get sick from foodborne illnesses, following the recent outbreak of cyclosporiasis and salmonella.
TVA Board of Directors approves rate increase for data centers
Data centers utilizing the TVA's resources will see an approximately 10% increase over three consecutive fiscal years.
Proposed North Alabama gas pipeline sparks debate over property rights and farmland
A proposed 137-mile natural gas pipeline could help meet North Alabama’s growing energy needs, but landowners have concerns about farmland and property rights.
Power outage postpones high school football game at Louis Crews Stadium
A power outage at Alabama A&M's stadium during Mae Jemison and Benjamin Russell's leads to a cancellation.
Sit-down with Strong: U.S. House Rep. on Bellefonte, USPS, Redstone
Rep. Dale Strong talks Bellefonte nuclear plans, data centers, Space Command funding, Redstone gate fixes, and USPS problems in a FOX54 sit-down interview.
Trump appears on former fixer-turned-enemy Michael Cohen's radio show
The interview marked a stunning public reunion between Trump and a man who testified against him both in court and before Congress.
Some colleges and universities begin to accept tuition payments via PayPal and Venmo
A few large universities will start accepting tuition payments using PayPal and Venmo as they offer more payment options.