Good morning, Huntsville.

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing donated $150,000 on Monday to 24 nonprofits in Limestone, Morgan, and Madison counties (organizations were selected after a pitch process) to support community projects.

Fourteen people were rescued on Sunday from two caves (Mother’s Finest near Stevenson and Tumbling Rock near Fackler) after heavy rains caused dangerous floods in north Alabama, and local teams reported no injuries.

Flooding from heavy rains on Sunday and Monday closed several Madison County roads, including streets in Gurley, Brownsboro, and Owens Cross Roads; warnings remain until early Thursday and Saturday along the Flint River and Paint Rock River near Woodville (motorists should avoid all flooded routes).

Researchers at Dauphin Island say venomous scorpionfish hide in reefs along the coast and are occasionally caught during deep sea fishing events.

The Sea Creatures of Alabama series highlights species like Blackbelly rosefish and Spinycheek scorpionfish, which add unique color to the region's marine life.

Athens Fire and Rescue responded Monday after a 12:30 a.m. call about a fuel odor near Hine and Market; crews found a leak at Fuel City that sent fuel into Town Creek during heavy rain (the Elk River remains unaffected) as the Alabama Department of Environmental Management handles cleanup.

After flooding forced an evacuation Sunday, Winchester Road Animal Hospital closed temporarily while several animals were moved to Chase Animal Hospital; horses remain on site and will be moved if conditions change.

Staff say the clinic may reopen today after cleanup and safety checks.

Mei Wei Asian Bistro offers over 20 entrees starting at $9.95 with options to upgrade for beef, shrimp, or lo mein.

The counter-service restaurant at 309 Pelham Avenue Southwest is convenient for locals from downtown or near Publix — known for generous portions and prompt service.

Tiffany James will serve as the new CEO of the association and lead HAAR and ValleyMLS at the end of July as the market grows rapidly.

She brings over 20 years of leadership experience in REALTOR® associations + is set to boost member value and market professionalism.

The Dance Factor Summer Dance Program

Jun 11 – Jul 10 — The Dance Factor, Huntsville, AL — Varies by program — Engage your kids in a fun summer dance experience with unlimited classes across various styles and age ranges.

City Lights & Stars Concert Series: Stanley Dan

7-9 p.m. — Burritt on the Mountain — Dinner available for purchase — Enjoy a captivating evening with the Stanley Dan tribute band performing soulful hits.

Postcards to Space with Blue Origin

2-3 p.m. — Brain Space — Tickets required — Create and send postcards to space, then collaborate on a mission patch while boosting teamwork skills.

Disney’s Descendants: The Musical

1-2 p.m. — Fantasy Playhouse Children's Theater & Academy — $24/adult, $18/child — Experience the magic and mischief of fairy-tale royalty in this vibrant musical adventure.

New Comedy Showcase

7-10 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets available — Enjoy a night of laughter with emerging comedians showcasing their original material.

Live Performance by Big Bo

7 p.m.-1 a.m. — Entice Bar and Grille — Refunds available up to 4 days before event — Enjoy Southern soul and trail ride music featuring Big Bo and opening act Gh Banks.

Summer Solstice Concert

Evening — Huntsville Botanical Garden — Cost TBD — Celebrate the start of summer with an evening of music amidst nature.

In Conversation with John Delony

5:30 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets starting at $29.51 — Experience the hilarious mix of therapy and comedy with podcaster John Delony.

Bay Simpson Concert

Concert — Evening — Mars Music Hall — Free admission — Experience the soulful sounds of Bay Simpson and The Alabama Heathens.

PokeKon Fest

10 AM – 5 PM — Embassy Suites by Hilton Huntsville — Admission $20, kids under 11 free — Celebrate all things Pokémon at this exciting convention.