Good morning, Huntsville.

Huntsville is set to offer a series of free, family-friendly Halloween events starting with a fifth annual party and haunted house at John Hunt Park on Oct.

23 (6-9 p.m.), and additional gatherings at community centers from Oct. 22 to Oct. 31.

Gurley hosted Wing Fest to support the Madison County Tigers football program.

Attendees enjoyed a day of food+activities that brought neighbors together.

Huntsville's International Fest showcased music, food and cultural diversity downtown this past weekend, drawing local residents to celebrate international flavors and sounds.

North Alabama high school bands competed in Madison at the Rocket City Marching Invitational and showcased their musical and marching skills.

A new Alabama law targeting dog neglect takes effect this week.

The law sets stricter rules for pet care to better protect local dogs.

Huntsville Fire & Rescue has opened firefighter applications for 2026 and will accept submissions until Thursday, Oct.

22 (this is confirmed by the department).

North Alabama high school football fans can vote until Wednesday for the top Week 6 player performance, with the winner to be revealed on social media Thursday and in this space next Sunday.

Coaches may submit nominations before noon Saturday as stats come in Friday night.

Coaches can email player statistics or nominations for Week 6’s top Cunningham Bounds Coastal Player with submissions starting Friday night and running until Saturday noon; fan voting remains open until Wednesday morning, and the winner will be announced on social media Thursday.