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Huntsville Utilities explains spike in winter bills, citing cold weather, system demand and TVA costs

March 31, 2026/in Community Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Finance, Government, Lead, News, Resource, Services, TVA, Utilities, Weather/by Katie Holt

Rising winter utility bills drew concerned residents to a Huntsville City Council meeting on Thursday, March 26. During a scheduled presentation that evening, Huntsville Utilities CEO Wes Kelley outlined the factors behind the increase that has caused significant public concern.  At the meeting on Thursday, March 26, Kelley stated that in January and February, the […]

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UAH Researchers Help Inform Multi-State Flash Drought Assessment

January 22, 2026/in Agriculture, Community Development, Education, Environment, Featured, News, Research, Science, Weather/by staff reports

The Earth System Science Center (ESSC) at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) contributed to a recently published regional drought assessment examining lessons from a flash drought that affected the Southeast in fall 2023. The assessment incorporates perspectives from state climate offices and drought practitioners in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, […]

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U.S. Space & Rocket Center debuts weather exhibit

April 4, 2025/in Aerospace, Environment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Research, Science, Space, Travel/Leisure, Weather/by Mike Easterling

Huntsville continues to reveal its diversity beyond renown as the Rocket City, though space does play a role in an exhibit unveiled Monday at the most visited tourist attraction in the state. A ribbon-cutting was held for the Baron Critical Weather Institute’s “How We Know The Weather’’ exhibit inside the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. […]

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Winter Storm Cora: City leaders provide updates on road conditions, warming centers

January 10, 2025/in Community Development, Featured, Government, Health, News, Resource, Traffic, Transportation, Weather/by Sarah Zupko

As crews work to clear snow-covered roads from Winter Storm Cora, local leaders are urging residents to limit travel to essential trips due to deteriorating conditions. The National Weather Service forecasting office in Huntsville said sleet and freezing rain are expected to fall throughout Friday afternoon, which will make clearing roads more difficult.  Precipitation is […]

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Winter is coming: Huntsville braces for Arctic blast

January 7, 2025/in Featured, News, Resource, Traffic, Transportation, Utilities, Weather/by Mike Easterling

Ready, or not — the City of Huntsville chose the former as an Arctic cold front comes sweeping into the Tennessee Valley. With the slight possibility that a winter storm, which has already impacted parts of the country to the west and north of Alabama, could bring another event like the one that paralyzed the […]

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City prepares as freezing temperatures arrive

January 6, 2025/in Featured, Lead, News, Resource, Weather/by Mike Easterling

Forecasters aren’t predicting a winter storm like the one that paralyzed the Tennessee Valley a year ago, but preparations are nonetheless in the works for icy conditions as temperatures are set to drop this week as an Arctic air mass moves into the area. This cold front, arriving Monday, has the potential to bring light […]

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Local institutions partner to be a part of five-year, $12.7M initiative to launch new Gulf Scholars Program

November 27, 2024/in Community Development, Construction, Education, Engineering, Environment, Featured, Lead, News, Research, Science, Traffic, Weather/by Gus Wintzell

The Gulf Research Program (GRP) of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine has awarded a $600,000 grant to The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) to join the Gulf Scholars Program (GSP). This funding is part of a larger five-year, $12.7 million initiative aimed at preparing undergraduate students to tackle environmental, health, energy, […]

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Huntsville International Airport expands with new non-stop service to New York City

November 26, 2024/in Community Development, Featured, Lead, News, Tourism, Transportation, Travel/Leisure, Weather/by Gus Wintzell

Huntsville International Airport (HSV) is set to offer its 15th non-stop route, as Delta Air Lines announced the addition of a direct service to New York City’s LaGuardia Airport (LGA) starting April 14, 2025. This new route will operate once daily in both directions, providing passengers with a convenient travel option to one of the […]

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Legacy of the 1989 tornado: The birth of Baron Weather and its impact on Huntsville

August 5, 2024/in Community Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, People, Weather/by Sarah Zupko

On a Wednesday afternoon in 1989, I was shoe shopping after school with my mom and two older siblings. As we left the shop in Haysland Square, the sky was green and the clouds were churning. No tornado sirens were sounding, but my mom — who was also raised in Huntsville — knew immediately that […]

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Rocket City stays on ice as TVA announces record-setting week

January 19, 2024/in Community Development, Development, Featured, Lead, News, TVA, Utilities, Weather/by Gus Wintzell

As the winter weather continues to bring the Rocket City to a standstill, the City of Huntsville announced continued closures until Monday morning. “The main thing is we just want everyone to be safe and use caution on the roads,” Mayor Battle said. “This has been an unprecedented ice event, and we thank all the […]

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