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86 layoffs coming for Huntsville aerospace company

Maryland-based a.i. solutions, Inc. plans to start layoffs in early December, the company said in the recent notice filed Friday with the Alabama Department of Commerce. ... It’s unclear why the company is laying off workers. ... a defense contractor that works with NASA and other civilian and commercial space agencies. ...The expected job cuts bring Alabama’s tally of employees impacted by mass layoffs and closures in 2025 to roughly 3,300 – surpassing the count for last year.

Reference: www.al.com

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Here are 10k+ job listings in the Huntsville area

Here are the local employers with the most job openings this week on...

Reference: hvilleblast.com

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Pictures | 9 males arrested for human trafficking in North Alabama

9 males arrested for human trafficking in Limestone County

Each of these men is charged with two counts of first-degree human trafficking, two counts of electronic solicitation of a child and two counts of traveling to meet a minor for an unlawful sex act.

Reference: whnt.com

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Trump is good for Alabama and our official ally Israel

Alabama will aid missile defense for key U.S. ally under $211M contract

"...Lockheed Martin workers in Huntsville and elsewhere in Alabama will help boost ballistic missile defense for a key U.S. partner in the Middle East under a Pentagon contract announced this week. ...The company was awarded a $211,739,333 modification to a previous contract to provide maintenance and other services for two Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) batteries for the United Arab Emirates. The deal occurred under a foreign military sales case, with the UAE covering the cost. ..."

Reference: www.al.com

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CHOOSE Act Alabama | Huntsville City School board members bring policy concerns to social media

Huntsville City School board members bring policy concerns to social media

Over a thousand hateful comments and DM’s have been popping up on Andrea Alvarez’s Facebook page. It started with a post from the Huntsville City School board member, denouncing parents for taking advantage of the state’s CHOOSE Act. ... The state bill passed in 2024, giving up to $7,000 in state funding for families to put toward private or homeschooling. ...

Reference: www.waff.com

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Locally Loved Historic Maysville Area Mary's Pit BBQ Lost to Fire

'The building is a total loss': Family-owned BBQ restaurant in Maysville destroyed by fire

A restaurant in Maysville suffered a devastating fire early Friday morning.

The owners of Mary's Pit BBQ say the building, which was built back in 1958, is a total loss.

Fortunately, no one was injured.

The owners took to Facebook to share the news. You can find

Reference: www.waaytv.com

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