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Crash closes northbound I-65 lanes in Limestone County 09/30/2026

All northbound lanes of Interstate 65 near mile marker 366 in Limestone County are closed following a single-vehicle crash Wednesday morning, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.

Crash closes northbound I-65 lanes in Limestone County

Woman wrongly pulled out of home by Limestone deputy, lawsuit says 09/30/2026

A Limestone County sheriff’s deputy reached inside the home of a 60-year-old woman, pulled her out and arrested her without probable cause, according to a federal civil rights lawsuit.

Woman wrongly pulled out of home by Limestone deputy, lawsuit says

East Lawrence’s McClure finally has something to play for 09/30/2026

CADDO — Over the past three years, one player has been central to the East Lawrence Eagles football.

East Lawrence’s McClure finally has something to play for

Analyst sees many competitive races this year, but Alabama is a challenge for Dems 09/30/2026

During a visit to Alabama, Cook Political Report Editor-in-Chief Amy Walter outlined how the Iran war is a major factor making solidly Republican congressional races more competitive this year, although she was less sure it would make a difference i…

Analyst sees many competitive races this year, but Alabama is a challenge for Dems During a visit to Alabama, Cook Political Report Editor-in-Chief Amy Walter outlined how the Iran war is a major factor making solidly Republican congressional races more competitive this year, although

Decatur man pleads guilty in 2024 gambling house shooting 09/30/2026

A Decatur man pleaded guilty last week to first-degree assault and was sentenced to seven years in prison in connection with a 2024 shooting at an illegal gambling house in Southwest Decatur, according to court records.

Decatur man pleads guilty in 2024 gambling house shooting A Decatur man pleaded guilty last week to first-degree assault and was sentenced to seven years in prison in connection with a 2024 shooting at an illegal gambling house in

Prep roundup: Austin volleyball notches 28th win 09/30/2026

Austin swept Florence on Tuesday to continue its dominant volleyball season.

Prep roundup: Austin volleyball notches 28th win

Decatur couple plead guilty in o***m trafficking case 09/30/2026

A Decatur couple pleaded guilty last week to trafficking in o***m after police said a November search of their First Avenue Southwest home, where they operated a business selling Guatemalan clothing and groceries, uncovered nearly 3,000 tramadol pil…

Decatur couple plead guilty in o***m trafficking case A Decatur couple pleaded guilty last week to trafficking in o***m after police said a November search of their First Avenue Southwest home, where they operated a business selling Guatemalan

Decatur City Council swiftly approves new budget 09/30/2026

The Decatur City Council swiftly approved a $105 million budget, its highest ever, for fiscal 2027 on Monday night.

Decatur City Council swiftly approves new budget

Trinity man acquitted of felony murder in child's death 09/30/2026

A Lawrence County jury acquitted a Trinity man of felony murder and aggravated child abuse Tuesday in the 2021 death of his girlfriend’s 15-month-old son, according to his defense attorney.

Trinity man acquitted of felony murder in child's death

Over 15,000 expected to attend Rock the South; weekend rain predicted 09/30/2026

More than 15,000 people per day are expected to attend Rock the South beginning Thursday as Decatur officials prepare for heavy traffic and potentially wet, muddy conditions, with the forecast calling for more than 2 inches of rain this weekend.

Over 15,000 expected to attend Rock the South; weekend rain predicted More than 15,000 people per day are expected to attend Rock the South beginning Thursday as Decatur officials prepare for heavy traffic and potentially wet, muddy conditions, with the forecast

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