Discussions were heated at Thursday’s monthly Ambulance Regulatory Board meeting in Decatur.

Decatur Utilities announced two measures beginning in October that may mean reduced costs for customers.

On Thursday, volunteers packed cleaning buckets to send down for Hurricane Sally clean up.

On Wednesday evening, deputies responded to a reported domestic disturbance happening in a vehicle on Highway 31 in Hartselle.

Deputies say the incident happened at a motorcycle rally over the weekend.

ADOT tells WAFF 48 the bridges on U.S. 231 in Lacey's Spring could be open in 2-3 weeks.

They want repairs to be made or they plan to take it to court.

“Without any kind of rent relief there’s really no way we’re ever going to find the other side of this.”

A Decatur resident is facing stolen property and fleeing charges following a Tuesday police pursuit.

Emergency crews were needed at the scene of a deadly wreck on I-65 on Tuesday morning.

Lawrence County reported eight new COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday. The state of Alabama reported 32 deaths total on the same day.

Limestone County Commissioner prepared in case of damage from Hurricane Sally

Most North Alabama counties are looking toward restarting jury trials in October.

Athens Police responded to an incident Monday afternoon on Clinton Street.

Limestone County EMA wants drivers to be aware of road work happening Tuesday.

A Decatur man is facing a theft charge following a month long police investigation.

The latest from Decatur on Monday.

Hundreds of people filled the parking lot of the American Legion Post 15 in Decatur with one goal in mind.

Fundraiser to help injured Morgan County Investigator to be held Sunday

Athens Police Chief Floyd Johnson said investigators have interviewed witnesses and are looking for two people possibly involved in the shooting.

People at Workout Anytime in Athens are climbing 1,980 steps Friday to honor the first responders who lost their lives this day 18 years ago.

On September 11, WAFF obtained a letter of notice from the Guin Water Works and Sewer Board.

A 20-year-old Decatur man was arrested Thursday on multiple charges related to solicitation of a minor

Filling out a census is crucial to determine how federal funding is distributed to our communities.

Robert Elliot was named the county’s new superintendent at Thursday’s School Board meeting.

Six people face drug-related charges after a bust in Morgan county on Tuesday

A new start date has been set in a former Limestone judge’s criminal trial

If you want to help with a COVID-19 vaccine trial, your time is running out .

A more than 60 year old, one lane bridge is going to be rebuilt thanks to Rebuild Alabama grant dollars.

More than 80 people living and working inside have tested positive for the virus since the start of the pandemic.

Officials in Morgan county hope a recent arrest will have parents on the lookout this Halloween season.

Staff has been cut, and the DA says he's partially relying on Google for case prep rather than professional, paid legal software.

A Morgan county woman is facing theft charges after the conclusion of an investigation that started in early 2020

Morgan County deputies ask drivers to slow down.

The latest from Decatur on Wednesday

Decatur City council members all approved for a section of Point Mallard Campground to be turned into short term rental space only.

Prior to tonight’s vote, none of the online sales tax went to the school system. Tonight, board members made that possible when they approved the vote, 5-0.

This weekend, the Morgan County Sheriff’s Posse is hosting two fundraising events to help offset the expenses anticipated after Brooks’ surgeries.

A majority of people in section A at the Point Mallard Campground live there full time. City council is looking at an ordinance to change that.

A Morgan County ATV crash sent a child to the hospital Sunday evening.

Garth was charged with burglary in the first degree.

Council agrees to give about 25% of sales revenue to the school system, but a portion of the funds must support child-related nonprofits.

Fifth suspect arrested in Hartselle murder-for-hire

Nearly 30 employees have also tested positive.

The League of Women Voters of the Tennessee Valley is hosting a series of voter drives designed to engage the community in registering to vote and applying for absentee ballots now through the general election.

A Decatur man is facing elder abuse and theft charges after being arrested during a traffic stop on Thursday.

His wife, Madeline, posted to social media on Thursday that Brooks’ doctor has cleared him to return home where he will wait for the call for a bowel transplant.

Within the last week, Decatur City School administrators have found several Instagram accounts that target students within the district.

Sheppard actually has surveillance cameras inside and outside his home. Documents show the entire murder was caught on camera.

Some changes may be coming soon to Point Mallard Campground in Decatur.

A family of the man murdered in Hartselle talked with WAFF after four people were arrested for his murder.

After a brief pursuit, Green wrecked the vehicle at the intersection of Lentzville and Elk River Mills Road. He was seen on foot getting into the Elk River and swimming away from deputies about 120 yards out into the water.

This is the first homicide case Hartselle Police has seen since 2006.

This isn’t just any old ghost tour, though. The Gray-Holt building is a century old and has yet to be investigated.

Wright’s son followed school protocol, quarantined for 14 days, went back to school, then came in contact with another student who tested positive for the virus.

The Alabama Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit arguing that a retirement payout check for an indicted former Judge should be forfeited.

Athens Utilities does make courtesy calls but confirms they will never call to demand a phone payment.

Decatur plans to cut city department budgets, but increase employee pay.