WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL)

WAAY-TV is the ABC-affiliated TV station serving the Tennessee Valley region in North Alabama, with its license based in Huntsville. The station transmits a high-definition digital signal on UHF channel 32 from its studios located on Monte Sano Boulevard, perched atop Monte Sano Mountain. Owned by Calkins Media, WAAY features a range of popular syndicated shows, including Entertainment Tonight, The Doctors, Jeopardy!, and Live with Kelly and Michael.

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Johnson attempts to hold together fragile GOP coalition ahead of key committee votes on Trump agenda

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Sarah Ferris |Lauren Fox

(CNN) — House Republicans kicked off a blockbuster week for President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill,” as Speaker Mike Johnson attempts to stave off a revolt from any one faction of his conference that could tank the sweeping GOP agenda.
Senate confirms Air Force secretary, potentially paving way for Space Command in Huntsville

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Josh Rayburn

The US Senate on Tuesday confirmed Troy Meink as the next Secretary of the Air Force. It comes almost four months after President Donald Trump submitted his nomination. Meink has served as deputy under secretary of the Air Force for Space since 2013. He provided the principal support to the Under Secretary's role as the Headquarters U.S. Air Force focal point for space matters and in coordinating activities across the Air Force space enterprise.
Alabama governor signs bill to expedite trials for violent criminal cases into law

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Julia Cleland

Gov. Kay Ivey signed House Bill 307 into law on Tuesday, establishing the Speedy Trial Act. This new law expedites trials for violent criminal cases in Alabama. The governor says the bill, sponsored by Sen. Will Barfoot and Rep. Jim Hill, seeks to tackle backlogs and deliver quick justice for victims. Attorney General Steve Marshall, Chief Justice Sarah Stewart, and Sen. Will Barfoot joined Ivey during the signing.
More storms on the way this afternoon

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Amber Kulick

More rain on the way this afternoon.. Some of the storms could be on the stronger side with gusty winds and large hail being the main threats. The tornado threat is very low. High temperatures will warm to the lower to middle 70s. Tomorrow and Thursday are finally trending drier! High temperatures will warm to the low and mid-80s both days. Wednesday will feature some early afternoon rain but that will be the last of it for a day or two. Rain chances return starting Friday.
Woman charged with DUI after crashing into Somerville Police cruiser

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Julia Cleland

A woman is facing a DUI charge after deputies say she crashed into a Somerville Police cruiser. According to the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office, 45-year-old Shara Blackwell Legg is accused of driving under the influence of alcohol. On Monday night, a Somerville Police officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of Highway 36/67 when another vehicle traveling on the roadway struck the police cruiser.
'This is about a rogue councilmember': Mayor denies accusation made against Decatur officer

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Julia Cleland

Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling held a news conference Tuesday morning at Decatur City Hall to address what he says is a false narrative presented by Councilman Billy Jackson during Monday's city council meeting. At Monday's meeting, Jackson claimed an administrative officer with Decatur Police called the chief of the Fultondale Police Department to ask for information on the newly hired Decatur police chief, Torry Mack.
WATCH LIVE: Decatur mayor addresses 'false narrative' from Monday's city council meeting

1 day ago | waaytv.com | Julia Cleland

Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling says he will hold a brief press conference Tuesday at Decatur City Hall. Bowling says he will address a false narrative presented by Councilman Billy Jackson during Monday's City Council Work Session. The press conference is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. You can watch it live in the video at the top of this article or by clicking HERE. Download our WAAY 31 News and Weather apps. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
Insects are not on the menu: Morgan County restaurant inspection scores for May 5-10

2 days ago | waaytv.com | Josh Rayburn

The Morgan County Health Department released the latest health inspection scores for food and lodging establishments inspected May 5-10, 2025The scores, based on a 100-point scale, reflect the compliance of these establishments with food safety and hygiene regulations. Here’s a breakdown of the establishments by their inspection scores. Critical violations are below.
Scattered storms this evening

2 days ago | waaytv.com | Amber Kulick

Rain chances will continue for the next few hours, some of the storms this evening could be on the stronger side with gusty winds and large hail the main concerns. Rain chances will drop overnight and temperatures will fall into the lower 60s. Tuesday yet again brings scattered rain throughout the day, unlike today there will not be a severe threat. Highs will be in the lower to middle 80s. Wednesday and Thursday are looking mostly dry! High temperatures will sit in the mid-80s.
UPDATE: Male shooting victim found in downtown Huntsville

2 days ago | waaytv.com | Josh Rayburn

A man in critical condition taken to Huntsville Hospital after a Monday afternoon shooting. The victim was located in the area of Holmes Avenue, near Moe’s Original BBQ, according to Don Webster of HEMSI. Huntsville Police say they responded to the 100 block of Jefferson Street about 12:39 p.m. for a call about a possible shooting. Police said there were four occupants in a red sedan, the victim and three others. The other three were not injured, but were detained for questioning.