Good morning, Huntsville.

Al Azhar Shriners brought Christmas in May cheer to Huntsville Hospital children and honored mothers with a luncheon ahead of Mother’s Day held at the hospital (adding festive spirit to the local community).

Huntsville postal workers collected bags of canned goods and nonperishable items for the 34th annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive on Saturday.

Donations were kept in North Alabama to support local pantries and help families as summer approaches.

Hundreds of youth joined the 43rd Annual Madison County Youth Fishing Rodeo on Saturday, May 9, in New Market to try their hand at local fishing contests.

Topgolf is laying off hundreds nationwide, including up to five employees per venue in Huntsville, Birmingham, and Mobile, as it adjusts under new CEO David McKillips.

The layoffs affect roles in sales, hospitality, operations, and customer experience amid restructuring after a private equity acquisition.

Riverton Elementary School held a ribbon‑cutting for its new Flint River Overlook on Friday, May 9, where the outdoor space let students connect with nature (spotting bald eagles, turtles, and snakes) and relax from screen time.

Teachers said they plan to build on this outdoor learning experience.

A bill passed on May 1 opens the way for the U.S. Space and Rocket Center to receive one of the Navy's three remaining F-14 aircraft for restoration and public displays if the House approves the measure.

The legislation aims to preserve an iconic piece of naval history.

Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer aims for progress in 2026 by advancing farther in the playoff and avoiding major upset losses—after reaching the playoff and winning a game in 2025, the Crimson Tide plans to reduce blowouts for a better season.

Briarwood Christian won the Class 6A boys soccer state championship at John Hunt Park on Saturday, May 9 after an overtime goal by Coleson Gooch set his team ahead, with senior Jake VanDixhorn assisting the decisive play to secure their sixth state title.

Northridge claimed its first state title on Saturday with a 2-1 win over Homewood in Huntsville after entering the playoffs unranked and upsetting higher-ranked teams.

The Jaguars' win marks a milestone for their soccer program.

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.

Fit For A King Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Mars Music Hall — $21-$110 — Experience an energetic performance by Fit For A King in the heart of Huntsville.

FitChellaHsv

9 AM - 1 PM — Field Day — Limited early bird tickets available — Experience the high-energy fusion of music and fitness at Huntsville's vibrant day party.

Ron Taylor Comedy Show

6-10 PM — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets required — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Ron Taylor, a rising star in the comedy scene.

Back to Summer Camp Basketball Camp

All day — Shoot 360 Huntsville — Pricing details not listed — Kick off summer with an exciting basketball camp experience.

Conjunto Nube and More

8-11 p.m. — OK Corral — Tickets available — Feel the powerful energy of live music with Conjunto Nube and GROUP REACTOR in a night of adrenaline and joy.

Book Launch: Katherine Center's The Shippers

6-7:30 p.m. — Walker's Market — $35 includes book and refreshments — Celebrate the launch of Katherine Center's new novel with a talk and book signing.

Coffee, Conversations, and Calhoun - June

8-11 a.m. — Just Love Coffee Cafe — Free coffee — Connect with Calhoun Community College and explore admissions in a welcoming atmosphere.