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Huntsville Police recently solved a shoplifting case with a bizarre twist that initially led to a dead end before a female suspect was apprehended returning to the scene.

Madison County Sheriff’s Deputy JR Scott used a tactical vehicle intervention to stop a suspect, who led authorities on a high speed chase after allegedly stealing a Dodge Ram with a trailer attached.

Local fire departments found their personnel taxed and resources strained after battling consecutive blazes and returning around midnight on what turned out to be a busy Sunday.

Two sets of speed bumps on LaBarge Avenue may soon be removed and placed on Cain Avenue, Mayor Travis Dotson said during the Huntsville City Council regular meeting on March 9.

A Huntsville man, who obtained a co-worker’s debit card information and used that to make repeated DoorDash purchases, was busted after police identified him as a suspect.

The Huntsville Water and Sewer Commission held its first monthly meeting at the utility’s new headquarters at 1937 Business 412 in Huntsville on March 19.

Business was accomplished in short order at Monday’s regular Huntsville Planning Commission approving a lot split on Parrott Drive. The approval was conditional subject to a pending rezoning …

Developer Terry Presley presented a case for amending the Huntsville zoning regulations to allow zero lot lines during a March 11 ad hoc meeting of the City Planning Commission.

The Huntsville City dog pound is nearing capacity with nine dogs anxiously awaiting recovery by their owners or are available for adoption.

The St. Paul Town Council reviewed several ongoing issues to determine progress being made in each during the council’s March 10 monthly meeting.

Madison County may soon raise the rent it charges for the building that houses the Madison County Senior Center on North College Avenue to cover insurance costs, but is looking to partner with the City of Huntsville to fund the operation.

The Madison County Planning Board held its third public meeting regarding an amendment to the previously passed solar energy regulation then moved into its regular meeting on March 11.

Huntsville Water Utilities plans a move to its new office located at 1937 Highway 412 Business on March 23.

Candidates in the March 31 Republican Runoff Election spoke to the Madison County Democrats at its monthly meeting on March 11.

A bullet hole in the Clifty water tank was recently repaired, the board of directors of the Madison County Water Facilities learned at their March 10 regular meeting.

Arkansas Secretary of Education Jacob Oliva toured Kingston Schools and held a roundtable discussion about the impending de-consolidation with the Jasper School District on March 10.

A road leading to the new Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center and a part of the fence surrounding it were built on an existing easement owned by the Thompson family, but Madison County Judge Larry Garrett, who learned of the problem a couple of weeks ago, said the problem is in the process of being fixed. 

Huntsville Mayor Travis Dotson praised Huntsville Police Officer Emmanuel “Manny” Manjarrez at the Huntsville City Council meeting on Monday for his quick response in saving the life of two-year-old Mabel Foell. 

The closest race in the March 3 Republican Primary was between Madison County Chief Deputy County Clerk Dolly Parsons over Madison County Deputy Treasurer Michelle Neal Gardner. Parsons received 1,725 votes to Gardner‘s 1,689 and Parsons will become the next Madison County Treasurer when she takes office in 2027.

People who decide they want a quick treat or meal from the Huntsville Sonic have received a little bit of extra kindness lately.

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