Huntsville AL

CULLMAN, Ala. – Tyler Dwight Dooley, 32, of Arab, was sentenced Wednesday, June 17, to two consecutive 99-year prison terms for the Aug. 15, 2020, deaths of Levi Benjamin Lawrence, 24, of Cullman, and Dalton Matthew Bannister, 36, of Blountsville. Circuit Court Judge Emily Johnston sentenced Dooley to 99 years for each

Huntsville International Airport recorded its busiest month on record in last month. The airport welcomed 173,748 passengers, a 10.7% increase compared to May 2025. Through the first five months of 2026, passenger traffic is up 7.6% compared to the same period in 2025, which was a third-straight year of record travel.

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Leadership Greater Huntsville has announced that former Madison City Superintendent Dr. Ed Nichols has been named to a key role in the organization.

CULLMAN, Ala. – Terry Lelan Turney, 60, of Arab, was sentenced Wednesday, June 17, to 22 years in prison for burglary and one year for violation of a protection order. Circuit Court Judge Chad Floyd ordered the sentences to run concurrently, according to Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker. The sentence come

Property owners who operate short-term rentals in Decatur have until July 1 to register with the city or face fines of up to $500 a day. The new ordinance took effect April 1, giving owners a 90-day grace period to comply. City leaders say the goal is to track rentals operating through sites like Airbnb and Vrbo and ho

Sheriff Balentine shared video showing his own prior arrest attempt involving Terry two years ago, when deputies had to pull Terry out from under his house while serving a warrant.

A murder suspect pleaded guilty in court on Wednesday.

Voters recently approved expanding Aniah’s Law to include attempted murder, giving judges more authority to deny bond in more cases.

MARSHALL COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - A judge will decide within two days whether to grant bond to a man accused of stabbing another man more than 20 times inside an Albertville apartment. Nicolas Trombetta appeared in Marshall County court for an Aniah’s law hearing. The victim, Jonathan Blake Chaney, said...