Tab Bowling News Today

After listening to concerns and meeting with some residents, Decatur police Chief Todd Pinion previewed the six major components of his plan aimed at healing the divide between his department

The Decatur City Council put the economic incentive agreement with GreenPoint Ag that would keep the company’s corporate office in the city on hold Thursday morning.

GreenPoint Ag, a company with $1 billion a year in sales, says it will keep its corporate office in Decatur and move it downtown if the City Council agrees to

The widow and brother of Steve Perkins, along with the Morgan County NAACP, some Black pastors and grassroots activist groups, on Wednesday sent an open letter to city leaders criticizing

The new ordinance has been in the works for months now. It would add the definition of re-possessor to the city’s code, and the biggest part is adding a notification

Tab Bowling was first elected Decatur mayor in 2016, and he was the first incumbent mayor to win reelection in Decatur since Bill Dukes, who left office in 1994.

Another store left Decatur Mall last week, dropping store numbers to dramatically low levels even as the owner continues to receive city incentives.

Donald Trump has been fined $9,000 and held in contempt of court for repeatedly violating a gag order in his New York hush money case, with the judge warning of potential jail time for further infractions

Lee Merritt confirms to us their legal team along with Catrela Perkins will be meeting with the Department of Justice in the near future.

Lee Merritt confirms to us their legal team along with Catrela Perkins will be meeting with the Department of Justice in the near future.