Capshaw, AL

FALKVILLE, Ala. (AP) — A man suspected of killing a woman and child in Ohio was found dead in Alabama from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, news outlets reported.Dante Rashad Hawes, 32, of Dayton, Ohio, was found dead inside a vehicle Thursday afternoon in Falkville, Morgan County Coroner Jeff Chunn told news outlets. The man took his own life, Chunn said.The vehicle was located just off Interstate 65 about 450 miles (724 kilometers) south of Dayton, where authorities found the bodies of a woman and girl dead from apparent gunshot wounds inside a home on Thursday morning.Hawes was suspected of killing the two, who were his girlfriend and a young girl, Chunn said. Authorities didn't immediately identify the victims, and it wasn't clear how long they had been dead.

An up-and-coming Alabama restaurant chain is opening another new location this month, and residents couldn't be happier. Alabama is quickly becoming a hot spot for new restaurants, and the latest restaurant to open its doors is SUPER CHIX.

Law enforcement officials arrested several people after officers served a warrant on Wednesday.

Multiple narcotics agencies across Madison County came together to conduct raids on an alleged drug distribution network early Friday morning.

A man suspected of killing a woman and child in Ohio was found dead in Alabama from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police say two people were arrested on drug charges Thursday after a traffic stop in Decatur.

ROGERSVILLE — Two people from Madison were killed in a motorcycle crash Thursday afternoon about 2 miles east of Rogersville on U.S. Highway 72. Marianne L. Esch, 72, was fatally injured when the 2005 Harley-Davidson motorcycle she was a passenger of struck a 1990 International tractor-trailer driven by Phillip R. Mayo, 60, of Albertville, according to troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.

Abortion is a controversial, divisive, and deeply personal issue. Having an abortion is a difficult decision to make, but one local woman says it should still be an option. She knows from first hand experience. "I feel unwanted as a woman, I feel like they don't want me to be...

The North Alabama Drug Task Force and Decatur Police Department's Vice/Narcotics Unit visited a home in Decatur on Wednesday to arrest a man on multiple felony warrants. Once they got there, Decatur Police say, they found the person they were looking for and four others, plus what police described as "a trafficking amount of methamphetamine."

Friday's SCOTUS ruling overturning Roe vs. Wade was met with heartache from pro-choice advocates in North Alabama and promises to continue fighting to help women obtain safe abortions. The advocates are mobilizing to figure out how they can help set up a network to get women to other states for...

Beaver Nuggets and Texas brisket sandwiches are nearly ready to be served in Tennessee. WATE 6 On Your Side Anchor and Reporter Lexi Spivak stopped by Tennessee's first Buc-ee's location in Crossville ahead of the grand opening.

The Alabama Women's Center, one of only three clinics in the state offering abortion services, turned away patients minutes after the Roe decision came down from the Supreme Court on Friday.

DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - North Alabama Drug Task Force agents and Decatur Police Department’s Vice/Narcotics Unit investigators arrested and charged a Decatur man on drug-related charges. Agents arrested Timothy Swanson, 37, on June 22 at his residence. During the arrest, agents discovered a trafficking amount of methamphetamine in Swanson’s...

MADISON, Ala. — 35758 is home to Toyota Field, where the beloved Rocket City Trash Pandas play minor league baseball... BUT JUST across the street lies the planned community of Town Madison, another gem in this area!. Town Madison is a planned community filled with all different kinds of...

The garbage schedule for the City of Hartselle for the week of July 4 is as follows:. Garbage routes Monday through Wednesday will run one day late. Thursday’s garbage route will run Thursday. Please refer to 2022 recycle calendar for recycle route changes. There will be no yard waste...

MADISON POLICE: On June 18, this suspect stole a swing from the Kroger at 4579 Wall Triana Hwy. If you can help MPD identify the male or his truck, please call Det. Tyler Young at 256-772-5605 or email jonathan.young@madisonal.gov.