Good morning, Huntsville.

A Huntsville woman, Julie Yvette Pinchon, was arrested Monday night for driving under the influence after crashing into two vehicles at intersections along Holmes Ave and Triana Blvd and near Triana Blvd and Governors Dr—she fled on foot and allegedly spat on a firefighter while being detained.

Two Huntsville men were charged with armed robbery after they allegedly attempted to rob a food vendor (incident May 6th) (police investigating).

Huntsville Police said the suspect in the Lone Goose Saloon theft—believed to be the same person who broke a pool table at Ronnie Raygun’s on Sunday—was identified by 1 p.m. yesterday.

The Alabama Department of Transportation closed the outermost through travel lane on US-72/University Drive near Sparkman Drive in Huntsville on Tuesday for bridge repairs and also shut the auxiliary lane to the Sparkman exit, with closures set to remain through the weekend—motorists should allow extra travel time and consider alternate routes such as I-565.

Governor Kay Ivey signed a law that will require public buildings undergoing new construction or major renovations to include adult-sized changing tables starting in 2028—grants will cover the installation costs.

Local advocates say the law meets long-standing needs for caregivers of older children with disabilities.

The Fraternal Order of Police will hold its annual memorial service today at 6 p.m. at the Memorial Wall on the south side of the Madison County Courthouse to honor 26 fallen law enforcement officers from Madison County; speakers including FOP Lodge Spokesman Donny Shaw and Huntsville Police Chief Kirk Giles will address the service as the public is encouraged to attend.

Breathe Better Institute will open its first location at The Range on June 30 to offer Huntsville patients fast relief for chronic sinus and allergy issues—using in-office procedures that many insurance companies cover and that cost up to 50% less than hospital surgeries.

The retail and office portions of the $145 million Stadium Commons development near Joe Davis Stadium off Memorial Parkway are projected to be completed by the end of summer — after which tenant build-outs will begin and a parking deck with 408 spaces, including 300 leased by the city for $10.5 million for events, will be constructed — and future phases may add a hotel and multifamily complex.

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.

Step Into the Wild: A Hike Series

8-10 a.m. — Monte Sano Mountain Bike Trail Parking — Free entry — Explore Madison County's natural beauty with a guided hike on the Stone Cut Trail.