Good morning, Huntsville.

Animal rescuer Catherine O’Kain from WEBS warns against abandoning pet ducks at local parks, as domesticated ducks lack natural survival skills and may suffer serious injuries such as broken wings.

Over the past year, she has rescued about 20 ducks, including 10 Muscovy ducks recently dumped at Brahan Spring Park (one did not survive despite vet care).

The 17th annual Battle of the Buffalo at Big Spring Park Saturday featured 16 restaurants competing in a wing contest to honor late Paul 'fish' Salmon while raising funds for cancer care + research, with Ted’s BBQ earning top prize and support for HudsonAlpha Institute.

A Huntsville nonprofit leader is going a full month without showering to raise awareness for homelessness (a local push to highlight basic human needs).

Blue Origin said a BE-3U engine problem caused a failed payload deployment for AST SpaceMobile.

The company is investigating the issue with FAA oversight, using data from tests at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and its Huntsville facility to return to flight operations.

AJ Wuest discussed Fayetteville Slawburger Fest and highlighted a local business sewing American flags to bolster community pride.

The conversation unfolded as plans for the festive event continue to develop.

AAA reported that regular gas averaged $3.84 per gallon in Huntsville on Monday, Apr.

20, below the national price of $4.04; local averages in Decatur and Florence-Muscle Shoals were similar.

A delegation of Huntsville and Madison County business, civic, and military leaders is traveling to Washington D.C.

Sunday for an annual Congressional fly-in that includes meetings with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and U.S. Space Command Commander Gen. Stephen Whiting — with a Capitol Hill reception set for Monday evening.

North Alabama home sales spiked in March with 1,221 closed transactions and higher pending sales as calls from FBI and U.S. Space Command personnel increased; median prices rose in Huntsville and Athens, while Decatur remained affordable (median $254,000) amid varied inventory.

Toyota Field — home of the Trash Pandas — will host the SEC Softball Tournament from May 11-15, 2027.

Officials say the neutral site event will bring fans to our area as top college teams compete in a new sports hub.

New Comedy Showcase featuring Good Cop/Rad Cop

7-11 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — General admission — Enjoy an entertaining night of laughs with a comedy showcase featuring Good Cop/Rad Cop.

Monster Jam 2026

7 PM — Propst Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling stunts and action-packed excitement with incredible monster trucks.

Monster Jam Huntsville

9:30 AM – 6:00 PM — Huntsville International Airport — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling monster truck action and jaw-dropping stunts at this exciting automotive festival.

Forever K-Pop Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Mark C. Smith Concert Hall — Tickets from $63 — Experience an electrifying evening of K-Pop music and culture live in Huntsville.

Rocket City Market

9 AM – 4 PM — University Pickers — Free entry — Discover vintage finds and handmade goods at Huntsville’s vibrant outdoor market.

Young Ballers Training Class

3-4 p.m. — Shoot 360 Huntsville — Registration fee required — Weekly group training for kids to build skills and coordination in a fun, tech-supported environment.

Get The Led Out Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Mars Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the powerful sounds of Led Zeppelin brought to life on stage by GTLO.

DAMAG3 Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Mad Malts Brewing — Check the event page for details — Experience an electrifying mix of alternative hip-hop with southern roots and eclectic influences.

Damon Darling Show

7-10 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets from $113 — Enjoy a night of comedy featuring Damon Darling at Stand Up Live Huntsville.

Sage Autumn Live Performance

9:30 PM – 1:30 AM — Jefferson Street Pub — Check event page for costs — Enjoy the melodic sounds of California's rising singer/songwriter talent Sage Autumn.