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Huntsville man charged with making school bomb threats Darren Pullen Posted: May 5, 2021 2:18 PM Posted By: Josh Rayburn A Huntsville man faces two terrorist threat charges after authorities say he called in bomb threats to two schools on Tuesday. Darren Pullen, 39, is responsible for the threats made to Williams Elementary and Middle and Grissom High schools, according to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s office news release said its “investigators attached to both the FBI North Alabama Violent Crimes Task Force and the North Alabama Safe Streets Task Force utilized ...

Stay with WAAY 31 for updates Posted: May 4, 2021 8:55 AM Posted By: Josh Rayburn Students and staff members evacuated Williams Elementary and Middle after the campus received a bomb threat about 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, said Craig Williams, Huntsville City Schools spokesman. Law enforcement authorities are working with the system’s Security Team to investigate the threat, Williams said. This is the second bomb threat Tuesday at a Huntsville City School. A threat was called in to Grissom High School about 8 a.m. Read more HERE Related Content

Malfunctioning train blocks Pleasant Street in Oakland for almost 3 hours A broken knuckle caused the Pan Am Railways train to stop. Knuckles are part of the couplers that connect railroad cars to one another. Photo from Oakland Police Department Facebook page OAKLAND — A malfunctioning train blocked traffic for almost three hours Tuesday morning on Pleasant Street in Oakland. The street was blocked from 6:46 a.m. until about 9:30 a.m., according to Oakland police. Cynthia Scarano, a spokesperson for Pan Am Railways, said a broken knuckle caused the train to stop. Knuckles are part of the ...

For families who continue to struggle with food insecurity within Chatham County, America’s Second Harvest and the Savannah-Chatham County Schools have joined forces to have fully stocked food pantries at local schools. The pilot program was unveiled Tuesday at Andrea B. Williams Elementary, and the goal is to eventually have food pantries at all 55 school sites. Food pantries are currently being set up at 23 schools. The idea for establishing these food pantries at the schools was sparked by conversations between Ann Levett, district superintendent, and Mary Jane Crouch, executive director...

JONESVILLE SCHOOLS Hillsdale Daily News JONESVILLE - After several inches of snow led to the first snow day of the year, students with Jonesville Schools have been challenged to keep learning in a variety of ways. "When a snow day is called, a Snow Day Challenge is issued," Superintendent Chellie Broesamli said. "It's a fun way to keep kids learning." A Snow Day Challenge has been developed in each building and is geared towards giving students educational activities. All of the challenges are available at www.jonesvilleschools.org by clicking on the menu button, then going over to the snow d...