Nearly four years later, a former Huntsville nurse accused of murdering her husband by poisoning him with insulin will be in court on Monday for criminal trial. Marjorie "Nikki" Cappello is charged with the death of James "Jim" Cappello after police found his body in their home in 2018.
Nearly four years later, a former Huntsville nurse accused of murdering her husband by poisoning him with insulin will be in court on Monday for criminal trial. Marjorie "Nikki" Cappello is charged with the death of James "Jim" Cappello after police found his body in their home in 2018.
The Alabama Bass Trail's North Division is gearing up for its upcoming tournament scheduled to take place on Wheeler Lake in Decatur on April 27th. This prestigious event, hosted by Decatur Morgan County Tourism, is expected to draw 450 skilled amateur anglers eager to compete for the coveted top prize of $15,000.
As a sanctioned event by B.A.S.S. (Bass Anglers Sportsman Society), the ABT Tournament Series features two divisions, North and South, each consisting of five tournaments held across five different lakes. With a maximum capacity of 225 boats per tournament, registration for the Wheeler Lake event is already full, with anglers from across the southeastern United States prepared to showcase their angling skills.
The tournament will kick off with takeoff at 6:00 a.m. at Ingalls Harbor, situated at 802-A Wilson Street NW in Decatur, followed by the eagerly anticipated weigh-in starting at 2:30 p.m. Both takeoff and weigh-ins are free and open to the public, inviting spectators to bring their own portable chairs and enjoy watching the results of the tournament.
Competitors will be vying for substantial cash prizes, including a guaranteed $15,000 for the first-place winner, with payouts totaling $64,450.00 distributed across 40 places.
Private First Class Reeves will lay in state from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lawerence County Funeral Home.
Boating season is about to kick into high gear across north Alabama and folks in Guntersville need your help keeping the water free from invasive aquatic species.
Art, music and more are coming to Big Spring Park as Panoply returns for its 42nd year.
The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office says an unloaded stolen gun was found in a student’s backpack Thursday at Hatton High School.
The Killen Police Department is investigating after a two-year-old child drowned at her home in Killen.
Alabama's Agriculture Commissioner tells us milk is safe to drink in the state
Meteorologist Jessica Camuto got to hang out with some of the animals you can see at the fair this weekend and next weekend!
Leigh Ann Hurst has been making jewelry from all kinds of metals for the last 15 years.
Art, music and more are coming to Big Spring Park as Panoply returns for its 42nd year.
