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Alabama News covers breaking stories, schools, sports, traffic, government, and community updates in Northeast Alabama.

Jackson County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public’s Help Identifying Suspects in Area Incidents

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying several individuals believed to be connected to a series of crimes in the Hollytree area of Jackson County near Skyline. According to a social media post shared by the sheriff’s office, investigators are looking into multiple incidents involving breaking and entering vehicles, …

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Bridgeport’s Charlie Smith Park Ribbon Cutting Postponed Due to Weather Threat

BRIDGEPORT, Ala. — City officials have announced that the ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony for the new Charlie Smith Park, originally scheduled for this Thursday, has been postponed due to the high probability of storms and heavy rainfall in the forecast. According to officials, the event will be rescheduled for a later date, which will …

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LIFESTYLE: Late Spring in the Sequatchie Valley: Green-Up and Get Out Season Beneath the Mountains

There’s a certain shade of green that only exists in the Sequatchie Valley in late spring. It arrives somewhere between dogwood season and the first cutting of hay — when the hardwoods on the mountainsides finally leaf out completely, the pastures glow bright emerald after sunrise, and the long gray look of winter disappears almost …

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Multi-Agency “Hands Across the Border” Operation Brings Tennessee and Alabama Agencies Together

Law enforcement agencies from Tennessee and Alabama joined forces Friday for the annual “Hands Across the Border” operation, a coordinated effort focused on public safety and regional cooperation. The operation, held May 15, brought together partnering agencies from Marion County through Cumberland County in Tennessee, along with several agencies from Alabama. Officials said the effort …

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Scottsboro Boys Museum Announces Major Expansion Project

The Scottsboro Boys Museum and Cultural Center is preparing for a major outdoor expansion project aimed at increasing education and community engagement surrounding one of Alabama’s most significant civil rights stories. The expansion will include a memorial garden, a historic railcar exhibit, an outdoor classroom, and a new welcome center. Museum leaders say the project …

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TVA Board of Directors to Host Public Session and Quarterly Meeting in Guntersville, Alabama

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors invites the public to join its quarterly business meeting in person or online as the agency advances America’s energy future. The meeting will be held at 2 p.m. CT on Thursday, May 21, at the Marshall County RSVP Building, 19272 US Hwy 431, Guntersville, AL …

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7-Month-Old Baby Found Safe After Alleged Abduction at Henagar Gas Station

A 7-month-old child was found safe Monday after authorities say she was abducted from a gas station in Henagar, Alabama. According to the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office, the infant’s parents had reportedly hired a man to drive them from North Carolina to Nebraska. During a stop at a gas station in Henagar, investigators say the …

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Stevenson Man Arrested on Meth Charges After Scottsboro Traffic Stop

A Stevenson, Alabama man is facing drug charges following a traffic stop in Scottsboro earlier this week. According to the Scottsboro Police Department, officers conducted a traffic stop just after midnight on May 13 along U.S. Highway 72 due to improper equipment on the vehicle. Police identified the driver as 47-year-old Steven Andrew Waters. Officers …

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Invasive Tick Species Detected in Northeast Alabama for First Time

State agriculture officials are warning residents in Northeast Alabama after confirming the presence of an invasive tick species never before detected in the state. The Asian Longhorned Tick, a species known for rapidly reproducing and spreading disease, was recently identified by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Officials say the tick poses potential health …

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Scottsboro Student Honored as Fire Safety Hero After Alerting Teachers to Smoke

A young student at Nelson Primary School is being recognized for quick thinking that helped keep classmates and staff safe during a potential emergency. The Scottsboro Fire Department presented Dash Duncan with a Fire Safety Hero Award during the Scottsboro City Council meeting Tuesday night after officials say he noticed smoke coming from a bathroom …

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