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The Decatur City Council agreed this morning that the city will not contribute additional funding for building a dog park at Wilson Morgan Park.

A meteorologist for the National Weather Service said area residents may see continued rain through the early evening and perhaps into Tuesday.

A Moulton woman was charged with marijuana possession after she was stopped Sunday for running a stop sign, according to Decatur police.

The suspect in Friday’s robbery of CB&S Bank on Sixth Avenue Southeast remained in Morgan County Jail today with bail set at $60,000, according to jail records.

Gov. Kay Ivey and executives of Philadelphia-based Carpenter Technology Corp. today announced plans for the company to build an Emerging Technology Center at its Tanner location in Limestone County.

The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office said it is investigating a shooting early this morning as a murder-suicide.

Decatur City Schools should have access to every building at its two new high schools by Aug. 1, except for the auditorium at Decatur High.

Jackson Street Southeast resident Rick Paler got so frustrated with his neighbor that he grew a hedge to separate their properties.

ATHENS — The cleanup process of the dilapidated Pilgrim’s Pride property near downtown Athens continues as a crew demolishes the buildings on the nearly 32-acre site.

Jason and Elizabeth Brand of Cullman sought a way to celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary, and an internet search led them to the 31st annual Greater Tennessee Valley Antique Car show at Point Mallard Park.