Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Decatur.
The left turn lanes on North Memorial Parkway at Mastin Lake Road will be closed for several months.
A Limestone County PhD student, Michael Haney, is recovering from severe injuries after being attacked by dogs during a jog, with his brother starting a GoFundMe to support medical expenses.
A problematic pothole on I-565 near Huntsville International Airport, which damaged at least 15 vehicles, has been repaired by ALDOT.
Longtime teacher and community activist Etta B.
Freeman is honored for her impactful work in Decatur.
A judge in Morgan County ruled against granting a Decatur murder defendant pretrial immunity under 'Stand Your Ground' laws, following self-defense claims.
Nearly 27 years after the murder of Jose Salinas Gomez in Athens, Bernabe Roman was arrested by Athens police in connection with the case.
Gas prices in North Alabama, including Huntsville, are below the national average, with regular gas at $2.72 in Huntsville as of December 16, 2024.
Mars Hill Bible School celebrates its third state championship since 2018 and makes history with two football players, Tanner Caudle and Cannon Pigg, signing with Division I programs.
The Nutcracker by Adonai School of Ballet
Adonai School of Ballet presents a unique rendition of the classic Christmas story, The Nutcracker, with thematic elements that highlight faith.
Explore the Downtown Turtle Trail in Decatur
Discover the 10 bronze turtles along Decatur's historic 2nd Avenue while learning about significant local history and events.
Festival of the Cranes at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
The festival features Sandhill and Whooping Cranes with special speakers, art displays, and children's activities at various locations in Decatur.
Kids Bird Walk at Delano Park
Ava Lyerly, president of the North Alabama Young Birders Club, will lead a bird-watching event for youth ages 5-18 at Delano Park.
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