Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Huntsville.
BBB (Better Business Bureau) warns local residents to watch for donation scams as storm-related campaigns surge on GoFundMe ahead of Hurricane Isaias this weekend.
Officials advise verifying campaign details to ensure donations help trusted causes.
Space Camp received the Challenger-7 Recognition from the Challenger Center on Friday, Oct.
9. The honor highlights its commitment to space education.
Buckhorn High's marching band now has more than 250 members and is growing with help from dedicated parents and community volunteers.
Director Dr. House said the program builds teamwork, discipline, and achievement as students perform locally and gain invites to national competitions.
Hurricane Isaias has not hit yet but vacationers fleeing the Gulf Coast are booking rooms in local hotels today.
Local operators expect more arrivals as the storm nears and advise travelers to plan ahead.
UAH hosted Alabama Shield 2026 to test drone technology in simulations for disaster response.
Emergency personnel from state and local agencies logged 20 live flight hours as they practiced search and rescue, HAZMAT reconnaissance, and infrastructure inspections (improving coordination for future emergencies).
Huntsville officials honored retired Urban and Economic Development Director Shane Davis on Sept.
30 after nearly 26 years of leading key projects + including Mazda Toyota, Polaris, U.S. Space Command HQ, and major infrastructure upgrades that boosted local job growth.
Defense contractor Raytheon was awarded a $6.3 billion Pentagon contract to produce SM-3 Block IB interceptors for missile defense.
Production will take place in Tucson and here in Huntsville — $454 million in fiscal year 2026 funds is available immediately.
Medicare open enrollment begins Oct.
15 and experts warn Huntsville beneficiaries to watch for scam calls and texts asking for personal details + they advise contacting Medicare directly to verify offers and review billing statements.
The Mae Jemison Jaguars showcased a play where their quarterback extended time and connected with his receiver in the endzone for a score.
Nominees in Russellville and Florence also produced standout plays with a pick-off turnover and a long touchdown, respectively.
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