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All but one councilman at Monday’s council meeting indicated they will continue to support Decatur police Chief Todd Pinion after a Decatur woman said she was punched in the face

Decatur City leaders warn training could bring extra noise and additional military aircraft to the area.

Decatur’s downtown parking deck is closing in on completion, with delivery of the elevator the only major hang-up, officials said this week.

A proposed ordinance introduced this week would require a tow truck operator to notify the Decatur Police Department of a planned vehicle repossession but does not prevent nighttime repossessions or

The city’s Planning Department, with only one employee remaining, is struggling to keep up during a growth period in Decatur and at a time when the city waits on key

After Hunter Pepper made a statement at Monday night’s council meeting contradicting things he has said and written in the past, some of his council peers on Friday said they

The cost to the city of an overpass over Alabama 20, which opened June 2, has already grown from $4 million to $6 million, and could reach as much as

Alainah Dailey, an outspoken critic of Decatur city and police leadership in the wake of Steve Perkins’ death at the hands of police, will remain in jail through at least

Former Decatur police officer Mac Bailey Marquette on Friday pleaded not guilty to the charge of murder stemming from the fatal shooting of Steve Perkins.

Economic growth is expected after the Alabama Port Authority, in partnership with CSX Transportation, announced on Wednesday that Decatur will be home to a new intermodal container transfer facility to