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Huntsville City Council is talking about changing the way police handle marijuana arrests.

Huntsville city council looking into making big changes giving police the ability to write tickets instead of locking people up for misdemeanor crimes.

Amazon became a corporate sponsor of BEN which is the largest affinity group of Amazon.

North Huntsville community to get amphitheatre and more developments soon District 1 city councilman Devyn Keith revealed the plans at his town hall Wednesday night. Posted: Jul 7, 2021 11:25 PM Updated: Jul 8, 2021 1:57 PM Posted By: Alexis Scott A multi-million dollar development is coming soon to North Huntsville. Right across the street from the recently completed Johnson Legacy Recreational Center will be a $20 million, 17-acre complex for families and the city to enjoy. WAAY-31 sat in on...

The original resolution lacked proper language and contradicted with current state law.

The Huntsville city council voted Thursday night to appoint Ryan Renaud to fill a vacancy on the Huntsville city school board. The council voted 3-2 in favor of Renaud. Renaud fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Walker McGinnis, who announced last month he would be stepping down due to health concerns. Renaud will represent District 4, which includes parts of east Huntsville. He was ...

Activists, city leaders, and family are speaking out.

A police department has opened an investigation after live footage of one of its officers stomping on a man’s leg was aired on Facebook.

City wont say how it’s paying for legal fees of Huntsville police officer convicted of murder Alabama law says a court appointed attorney could only charge a maximum fee of $4,000. The city approved more than 30 times that amount. Posted: May 18, 2021 4:10 PM Updated: May 18, 2021 6:12 PM Posted By: Alex Torres-Perez WAAY 31 is working to get answers on how your tax dollars are being spent toward the defense of a Huntsville police officer convicted of murder. The Huntsville City Council app...

Huntsville backs mental health program after fatal police shooting Updated 11:53 AM; Today 11:53 AM Huntsville police officer William Ben Darby took the stand in his own defense during his murder trial at the Madison County Courthouse in downtown Huntsville, Ala. on May 5, 2021.Lee Roop | lroop@al.com Facebook Share Leaders in an Alabama city have agreed to support establishment of a new mental health crisis program. Huntsville City Council members voted unanimously Thursday to back a diversi...