On Wednesday the Huntsville Police Department and the North Alabama Drug Task Force held a discussion on drug overdoses and recent arrests in the area.
According to New Hope Police Sergeant Tim Garrett, New Hope officers and Madison County deputies executed a search warrant at a home on Race Track Road.
According to a Decatur Police spokesperson, the off-duty officer was at home on 11th Street Southeast when Gregory Martin Hill, 54, approached in a car after 5 p.m. on August 16.
The Huntsville Police Department will be assisting with traffic and road closures for the 2022 Oktobeezfest Festival this weekend in Downtown Huntsville.
“The housing market in Huntsville/Madison County is still a very vibrant environment for home building and new home sales,” said Barry Oxley, Executive Officer at Huntsville Madison County Builders Association.
The UAH Alert system sent out a notification saying that the situation is over and it is safe to return to the buildings with an exception of one floor in the Material Science Building.
After Joe Cephus Campbell III, owner of Joe’s Pawn Shop, was arrested along with five others following a raid last week, there has been the question of what are the rules and regulations for buying and selling guns in a pawn shop.
According to the sheriff’s office, Jason Phillip Bost was arrested after an investigation revealed that he was part of a drug trafficking operation that was operating from Atlanta to Madison County.
The Southern Poverty Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union of Alabama hope to reverse the state judicial commission’s decision to move a judgeship from Jefferson county to Madison county.
The SPLC and ACLU-AL filed Hudson v. Ivey on July 15, challenging the move by the Alabama Judicial Resources Allocation Commission to transfer a vacant judge position in Jefferson County to Madison County.
According to a spokesperson with the Huntsville Police Department, the person was injured in a vehicle vs. motorcycle crash southbound on Memorial Parkway.
Since the incident on Tuesday, Brenda Brown and her husband are sleeping in their car because of the lingering effects of the gas used by law enforcement officials.
During his state of the county address to local business and civic leaders, Chairman Dale Strong discussed several topics including the county’s booming population.
