Good morning, Decatur.

A Decatur man suspected of selling drugs was caught Friday after a chase, and police took more than two pounds of meth and some cocaine from 39 year old Steven Devon Bush, who now faces charges and is held on a $10,000 bond.

Decatur Police released body-worn camera footage from an April 15 arrest of John Daniel Scott Jr, who resisted officers' commands during a mental health call at Brookridge Apartments and suffered a medical emergency after being taken to custody—authorities are investigating the incident and remain in contact with his family.

Interim police chief Nadis E.

Carlisle Jr. said that on April 15, officers were called to Brookridge Apartments for concerns about John Daniel Scott Jr.'s mental health and alleged illicit substance use and that after Scott resisted arrest—resulting in the use of a Taser and physical force—he was taken into custody and later suffered a medical emergency at Morgan County Jail while the investigation continues.

Decatur City Council announced it will hold a second interview with police chief candidate Torry Mack after another applicant withdrew, leaving him as the only candidate — the City is reopening its search due to the low number of qualified applicants — to improve department leadership.

Decatur City Council said on April 21 that it will move forward with police chief candidate Captain Torrey Mack after Theophilus Smith withdrew, and Council President Jacob Ladner said public interviews will continue next week & more updates will follow.

Alabamians are facing long lines to secure a STAR ID by May 7—one Huntsville office reported a resident waited nearly four hours.

Officials advise bringing a birth certificate, a Social Security ID, and two other forms of identification to avoid delays in processing.

The Morgan County Health Department released the latest health inspection scores for food and lodging establishments inspected April 14th—19th.

Scores ranged from 81 to 100 with one site earning a perfect score and several locations reporting critical violations.

On April 17, the Decatur-Morgan County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Summit Veterinary Urgent Care at 2941 Point Mallard Parkway, Suite D in Decatur and the new center offered walk-in pet care as well as overnight and weekend hospitalization for animals.

Dr. Lauren Smith said her team uses cutting-edge equipment — they are ready to provide clear care options to pet owners.

Samantha Fish Live Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — The Princess Theatre - Center For The Performing Arts — Tickets from $43 — Experience an electrifying night of blues rock with Samantha Fish in Decatur, AL.

Do The '80s Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — The Poppy and Parliament — 25% off with code RAD25 — Dress in your best '80s gear for a night of nostalgia, contests, and socializing.

Brunch & Brushes

2-5 p.m. — Kimmie's Kitchen and Social House — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful brunch while unleashing your creativity through painting.

Decatur Pop Tab Party

11 AM – 3 PM — McDonald's — Donation welcomed — Gather your pop tabs, enjoy lunch, and win giveaways at this community recycling event.

Rotary Rowers Dragon Boat Races

8 AM – 4 PM — Point Mallard Park — Cost info not provided — Experience the thrill of dynamic dragon boat racing in Decatur's scenic park.