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Huntsville man indicted for murder following 2025 fight

A Huntsville man has been indicted for murder in the death of a man in a fight in March of 2025.
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Winchester Road Animal Hospital temporarily closes after severe flooding in Huntsville

Severe flooding that swept through the Huntsville area over the weekend forced Winchester Road Animal Hospital to temporarily close its doors and evacuate animals from the facility. Several animals are currently being cared for at Chase Animal Hospital, which stepped in to assist during the emergency. “We were just ver
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Alabama’s first Chop House officially opens in Madison

After months of anticipation, The Chop House has officially opened its doors in Town Madison, bringing the restaurant group’s first Alabama location to one of the region’s fastest-growing developments. The […] The post Alabama’s first Chop House officially opens in Madison appeared first on 256 Today .
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Rain and flood chances increasing heading into the work week

Meteorologist Laine Pugh's Sunday Evening Weather Forecast 6.7.26. Flash flooding is an ongoing and increasing concern heading into Monday, with scattered to widespread rain likely. By the end of the week, heat will become our main weather story.
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Dive Team Helps Recover Submerged Truck and Boat Trailer in Morgan County

A truck and boat trailer were recovered Sunday afternoon after rolling backward into the water at a Morgan County boat ramp. According to the Morgan County Rescue Squad, crews were dispatched to Hickory Hills Boat Ramp around 1 p.m. on June 7 after receiving reports of a truck and attached boat trailer that had become
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Madison-based Griffon Aerospace awarded nearly $68 million Army contract for Outlaw Gen 3 systems

Griffon Aerospace has been awarded a nearly $68 million U.S. Army contract to procure additional Outlaw Gen 3 aerial target systems, continuing a program the company has supported for more […] The post Madison-based Griffon Aerospace awarded nearly $68 million Army contract for Outlaw Gen 3 systems appeared first on 2
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Lawrence County places traffic signs ahead of Rock the South festival

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - Lawrence County officials have placed portable message boards along Highway 24 and Highway 157 approaching Moulton ahead of Rock the South week. Thousands of visitors are expected to travel through Lawrence County to the music festival in Decatur. Lawrence County EMA has been coordinating
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More showers and storms today

***FLOOD WATCH FOR LAUDERDALE, LIMESTONE, MADISON, MORGAN, MARSHALL, AND DEKALB COUNTIES FROM 6AM UNTIL 8PM***. More rain in the forecast for the start of the week with the possibility of more flooding. Rain chances drop by the middle of the week and the heat cranks up with highs in the lower 90s and "feels like" tempe
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Man indicted after firearms stolen from Decatur pawn shop

A man accused of stealing firearms from a pawn shop in Decatur has officially been indicted, according to officials.
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‘If you knew Wenchi, you loved Wenchi’: Hartselle mourns 2025 graduate killed in crash

Wenceslao “Wenchi” Gonzalez Arroyo was the kind of student whose impact lingered long after he left a room. Friends, teachers and coaches across Hartselle say that same impact is what makes his sudden absence so difficult to understand. Arroyo, 19, a 2025 graduate of Hartselle High School, was...

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