After learning this, some of our viewers have asked, if Brooks knew Antifa was present why did he rally people to swarm the capitol?

Lead Nurse Venita Shirley has worked at Arab City Schools for 17 years. She was among several healthcare workers to get the Moderna vaccine at the Marshall County Health Department.

Marshall County hospitals have been dealing with COVID-19 patients for months.

According to Chief Steve Guthrie, a person identifying themselves as Deputy Mark Andrew has been placing phone calls to people asking for money transfers to avoid be arrested on past warrants.

Some of our elected officials were inside when protesters swarmed the Capitol.

PROGRAMMING NOTE: NBC News covered special programming of events at the Capitol today. So, the regularly scheduled Wednesday programming is expected to air next week.

Scottsboro police are asking for the community’s help in looking for a woman they say is missing.

A rare opportunity for a rare child. Donning his sweater and American flag mask, Hunter Bradford became the newest member of the Arab Police Department.

Douglas softball coach Johnny Champion got just about all he could handle from the COVID-19 virus this holiday season.

Marshall County churches and organizations are rallying together to show their support.

Widespread vaccine distribution is going to take a huge effort across the globe, and Mainstreet Family Care Clinics around the state working to help.

Doctor Williamson said the numbers aren't doing as well as he was expecting but said things are going to get better.

Several facilities across North Alabama are working to help people get vaccinated, including Hazel Green Pharmacy.

A DeKalb County Lieutenant has dued from COVID-19 complications, according to the Collinsville Police Department.

We are still in phase 1-A of the distribution plan.

The program is designed for non-symptomatic individuals who want to know if they are carrying the COVID-19 virus.

Recovery Organization of Support Specialists, also known a ROSS of Marshall County opened their doors May of last year.

MainStreet Family care clinics have received shipments of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

Over the last ten months, chaplains have been offering support to patients, families and staff.

If you are not in Group One A it is still unclear when you will be able to receive a vaccine.

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a potential missing person on Tuesday.

If you or someone you know has any information on where she may be, you are asked to contact the Florence Police Department at 256-760-6610.

System wide there are a little shy of 500 inpatients within the Huntsville Hospital Health System.

The Pharmacy Partnership for Long-Term Care Program is a federal effort

While on a high speed chase, police say the suspects in the vehicle began firing shots at the officer as well.

Two suspects led authorities on a search in DeKalb County in connection to a string of burglaries.

The former Jackson County Commission Chairman, Tim Guffey, released a statement Wednesday regarding cameras that were placed around the Jackson County Courthouse.

Hunger impacts everyone, even more so this year. Help students in Marshall County fight hunger by donating to the Blessing Bags campaign

Jackson County Chairman, Tim Guffey, resigned Tuesday afternoon.

Two inmates who committed crimes in north Alabama have now died from COVID-19.

Most importantly, the new devices will come in handy when responding to emergencies in rural areas.

The Rainsville Police Department arrested a woman, after months of trying to locate her, for facilitating a puppy scam on Facebook.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is investigating an allegation of inappropriate surveillance at the Jackson County Courthouse.

Christmas will look different this year for most people.

City officials said the man accused of making the wine did not have a license.

An illegal wine operation is being raided in Rainsville, a city that just became wet after a vote passed in August of this year.

The museum is home to artifacts and memorabilia that tell the history of the city, from government to agriculture, and even social issues.

Deputies in Jackson County are using drones and boats as they continue to search for a man who disappeared on December 6th.

The Heart of the Valley YMCA, which serves five counties across North Alabama, has received two million dollars from Scott.

The skate park at Civitan Park is closed until further notice due to what the Guntersville Recreation Department is calling obscene and vulgar graffiti.

Nicholas Dean Hamilton, age 17, was last seen in the area of Mount Vernon Homes.

Some folks are saying there’s an angel among the community in DeKalb County. They’re talking about Mr. Leon McCLung, the bicycle man.

The Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce is working to feed hungry kids with a new program driven by community donations.

This year, the need is high at LIFE Resource Services of Jackson County.

Guntersville City Schools named a new interim Superintendent on Tuesday.

Triage tents are typically used by rescue teams responding to natural disasters. Now, with COVID numbers on the rise and limited space in hospitals, the tents will serve as a backup at both Marshall Medical Center campuses.

Last Thursday, city leaders interviewed 10 candidates to fill the role as the new police chief.

Alabama is receiving 40,950 doses in its initial allocation.

All Arab City Schools will transition to distance learning for the remainder of the semester, beginning Monday, December 14th.

Businesses in Fort Payne are finding more counterfeit cash this holiday season.

A two-vehicle crash claimed the life of an Albertville woman Friday afternoon.

All DeKalb County Schools will transition to virtual learning beginning Wednesday, December 16.

If you are planning to ship your holiday gifts, time is running out.

Emergency Management Agency officials announced Monday that the DeKalb County Activities Building will be closed until further notice due to COVID-19.

During lunch, administrative staff put on their aprons and gloves to make sure their students get a warm lunch.

Her 27-year-old daughter Francie Kirstie Eller was last seen November 22, 2018, just before Thanksgiving.

Police in northeast Alabama are asking for your help finding a man they say pulled a gun on a family member and stole their car.

On Wednesday, Marshall County Commissioners passed a resolution to provide new protest guidelines for Marshall County Courthouses.