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Alabama home sales down in 2024; Construction Partners acquires Alabama company; Flowers Hospital will...
Alabama’s home sales declined 18% in 2024.
Lyash will retire as TVA head; Pettus named lead pastor at Church of the...
Jeff Lyash, CEO and president of the Tennessee Valley Authority, says he will retire this year no later than Sept. 30.
OSHA sets maximum fine for Alabama company; New mixed-use development coming to Homewood; Alabama...
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has set a maximum fine of nearly $200,000.
Huntsville company’s 3D-printed drone completes flight tests; Catalyze Birmingham awards grants to nonprofits; Montgomery...
Hellbound, a turbo-jet-powered, 3D-printed kamikaze drone developed by Huntsville’s Cummings Aerospace for the U.S. Army, has successfully completed three test flights in Oregon.
USAA sues Regions Bank; Lego will open store in Huntsville; Birmingham AT&T tower sells...
Texas-based USAA has filed a lawsuit against Birmingham-based Regions Bank.
Marijuana testing lab moves forward in Foley; Alabama State receives grant for lung cancer...
Green Health Laboratories is planning a multimillion-dollar hemp and cannabis testing facility in Foley.
Burr & Forman names COO; Signature opens renovated space at Huntsville airport; Huntsville sports...
Charles Marshall is joining Birmingham-based Burr & Forman as the firm’s chief operating officer on March 1.
Huntsville company among those tapped for NASA Artemis contracts; Sigma Defense opens Huntsville facility;...
NASA on Thursday awarded contracts to nine American companies, including Huntsville’s Special Aerospace Services, to support its Artemis campaign for deep-space exploration.
Mobile Civic Center collapses after snow; 3 from Alabama are James Beard semifinalists; Huntsville...
The Mobile Civic Center, which is being demolished, collapsed Wednesday morning under the weight of snow.
Former Pat Dye retreat sells for $6.5 million; Birmingham law firm moves into permanent...
Auburn Oaks, a 600-acre retreat once owned by former football coach Pat Dye, has sold for $6.5 million.