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The Decatur Police Department completed their internal investigation today after six weeks of investigating.

Decatur citizens at Mondays city council meeting were calling for the jobs of the mayor Tab Bowling and the police chief Todd Pinion.

Residents upset over the city’s handling of the fatal police shooting of Stephen Clay Perkins repeated their calls at Monday nights council meeting for the resignation of Mayor Tab Bowling,

Mayor Tab Bowling announced Thursday that attorney Robert Lockwood will offer advice to ensure the city complies with Alabama laws for the employment of police officers.

A decades-old idea of building a lodge at Point Mallard Park got new life recently when the Tennessee Valley Authority, which owns much of the parks land, found a document

City Hall continued to see a strong presence from concerned citizens on Monday as many supporters of Steve Perkins, a Black man killed by Decatur police on Sept. 29, filled

Mayor Tab Bowling announced Monday night that he does not plan to run for reelection, a decision he said Tuesday he had already made but that he decided to announce

Billy Jackson asked for Decatur police Chief Todd Pinion’s resignation or termination at Monday night’s council meeting and said he thinks the officers involved in the death of Steve Perkins

The family of Stephen Clay Perkins has hired a national civil rights lawyer after Perkins was shot and killed by Decatur police on Sept. 29, and a Black business owner

Relatives of a Black man killed by Alabama police outside his home are requesting additional details about the circumstances around his death and access to […]