Good morning, Huntsville.

Multiple Huntsville Fire and Rescue units responded to a structure fire at 1414 Halsey Avenue Northeast on May 4—authorities urged people to avoid the area until further notice.

A house on Halsey Street was left charred after catching fire Sunday afternoon — about six Huntsville fire trucks quickly arrived and extinguished the blaze — with firefighters assessing the damage.

Huntsville florist Taylor Sweat opened Native Petals Design Studio at The Lumberyard on April 24 to offer personalized floral arrangements for weddings and events—she will also launch flower workshops in July to share her creative passion.

ServisFirst Bank announced that Jacob Abbott joined the Huntsville team as Assistant Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer and will serve clients across North Alabama.

He brings over four years of banking experience and a record of community involvement.

David Tolbert, 50, a Toney man charged with capital murder after his wife Savannah died on Nov.

15 amid a domestic dispute that led to his Dec. 9 arrest, is set to stand trial today at 9 a.m.—he will face Judge Alan Mann in court.

The Rocket City Scottish Festival and Highland Games held its annual festival on Saturday—showcasing Scottish traditions for local attendees.

On Sunday, people gathered in Huntsville to honor Marquis de Lafayette, a French noble who joined George Washington’s army and helped secure support for the American War of Independence.

The celebration marked the 200th anniversary of his return to America in 1825—reinforcing his special connection to our community.

Several Alabama Congress members sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on May 2 asking for a six-month extension to the STAR ID enforcement deadline, which is set for May 7.

They said local DMVs face staffing shortages, long lines, and cost issues that will affect residents and busy summer travel if the extension is not granted.

The Huntsville Pickleball Club hosted its 2025 Pickleball on the Moon tournament over the weekend in Huntsville.

Montgomery Biscuits vs. Rocket City Trash Pandas

11:05 a.m. — Toyota Field — Lowest Price Guaranteed — Catch a thrilling Minor League Baseball matchup between the Montgomery Biscuits and the Rocket City Trash Pandas.

Acres Live Performance

7-10:30 p.m. — Mars Music Hall — Cost info not specified — Experience the blistering passion of Acres' live songs in an electrifying atmosphere.

2025 Huntsville Classic featuring The Avett Brothers

11:00 AM – 11:30 PM — The Orion Amphitheater — Tickets available — Experience the melodic blend of folk and rock from The Avett Brothers at this must-see event.

A Wrinkle in Time

1-2:30 p.m. — VBC Playhouse — $23/adult, $18/child — Dive into a time-traveling adventure with Meg Murry as she searches for her missing father.

Pete Lee Live Comedy Show

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — Ticketed event — Experience live comedy with Pete Lee in a vibrant atmosphere.

Smile Empty Soul Concert

7-10:30 p.m. — Furniture Factory Bar & Grill — Free entry — Experience an energetic performance by Smile Empty Soul at this downtown venue.

Taylor Grace Music

5-11 p.m. — Prohibition Rooftop Bar & Grill — Free entry — Enjoy a lively night filled with music and vibrant atmosphere over cocktails on the rooftop.

Harry Williams All Comers Track Meet

4:30-8:30 p.m. — Milton Frank Stadium — Entry details not provided — Experience thrilling sprints and races at this community track event.

2025 AIAA Greater Huntsville Section Awards Banquet

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Huntsville Botanical Garden — $40-$60 — Celebrate outstanding achievements in aerospace with a buffet dinner and a keynote on nuclear fission technologies for space exploration.

Rocket City BBQ & Soul Fest

10 a.m. – 9 p.m. — NSS Conference Center — Refunds available up to 7 days prior — Enjoy mouthwatering BBQ and soulful tunes at this vibrant festival.