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WAFF 48 is the NBC affiliate in Huntsville, Alabama that has been covering north Alabama and southern Tennessee for over six decades. WAFF 48 News is owned by Gray Television. Gray is a leading media company that owns and operates high-quality stations in 93 television markets. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Huntsville-Decatur-Florence |
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| Broadcast Affiliation | NBC |
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Search ArticlesParents of college hockey player who collapsed during workout want coaches put on leave
TEMPE, Ariz. (AZFamily/Gray News) - The parents of an Arizona State University hockey player who collapsed during a team workout last month and is unlikely to fully recover are calling for the coaches to be removed amid the investigation. Matthew Mayich, a sophomore defenseman from Ontario, Canada, collapsed on Aug. 20 during an outdoor workout in Tempe, Arizona. The 21-year-old is still in the hospital and unlikely to fully recover, according to his family’s attorney.
Athens parents push for high school bus transportation as petition nears 1,200 signatures
ATHENS, Ala. (WAFF) - A growing number of Athens parents are pushing the district to provide school bus transportation for high school students. A petition calling for high school bus routes has now gathered nearly 1,200 signatures — up from about 400 when the issue was first reported. Parents say the surge in support demonstrates a clear community need. Michelle DeVito launched the petition after her daughter entered Athens High School and after waiting years for the district to add bus service..
Man dragged to death by subway train after his bag gets caught in doors
NEW YORK (AP) - A man was dragged to death by a New York City subway train when a bag he was carrying got stuck in the door during the Monday evening rush hour commute, police said. Yaw Boahene, 57, was exiting the train at a Brooklyn subway station around 6 p.m. when his bag, which police described as a shopping bag, snagged in the closing train doors. The Brooklyn resident was pulled onto the tracks and run over by the train as it left the station, police said in a statement.
Athens parents push for high school bus transportation as petition nears 1,200 signatures
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SCENE: Man killed after bag gets caught in subway train doors
Police say a man was dragged to death by a subway train after a shopping bag he was carrying got stuck in the closing doors.
Judge recuses himself from case involving Colbert County coach accused of soliciting student
A Colbert County district judge has recused himself from the case involving a local middle school teacher and coach accused of electronically soliciting a child.
Athens teen indicted on murder, manslaughter charges in deadly 2024 shooting
A Limestone County grand jury has formally indicted an Athens teenager in connection with a deadly September 2024 shooting.
2 Jackson County schools closed Wednesday following Georgia shooting
Two Jackson County schools will be closed Wednesday after placing campuses on lockdown earlier in the day.
Inmate dies after suspected cardiac event at Madison County Jail
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - An inmate at the Madison County Jail died Tuesday afternoon following a suspected cardiac emergency, according to authorities. Officials identified the man as 52-year-old Bryan David Misfeldt. Inmate dies after suspected cardiac event at Madison County Jail According to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, Misfeldt was in court Monday morning regarding a previous DUI case and received a 365-day sentence.
Residents share safety concerns for Huntsville’s Governors Drive at open house
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville residents got the chance to point out safety concerns along Governors Drive at a community open house this week, part of a broader traffic safety study of the corridor. Governors Drive is included in Huntsville’s High Injury Network due to the number of fatal and serious-injury crashes that occur there. More than 40 people attended the open house, marking up a map with suggestions for improvements.