Madison, Alabama

Madison police have released the name and a picture of the woman accused of posing as a hospice worker.

Times Staff Writer brian.lawson@htimes.com Huntsville woman among contestants on new 'Bachelor' Huntsville's Stephanie Hogan has faced heartbreaking tragedy, but in the hope of again finding love has embarked ...

C.J. Dennison, local artist and owner of C.J.'s Hair and Art Studio, plans to teach developmental students and cancer patients how to paint and express themselves While most people may resolve to lose a couple ...

The city passed its budget at the last council meeting and amongst other things, the new budget will allow $65,000 to fund the Madison Chamber of Commerce, $45,000 to go toward revamping the city's website and ...

Gov. Bob Riley has awarded a $112,217 grant to battle drug traffickers in Madison and Morgan counties.

Times Staff Writer steve.campbell@htimes.com Task force not focused on tax use for education Gov.

When it comes to improving roads, Mayor Paul Finley doesn't think the city can do it alone.

The White Plains Elementary school gym was filled with children, parents and grandparents sitting on their blankets as they listened to storyteller Renee Morrison tell them a story about a Christmas stocking ...

Madison Police arrested Jason Brantley Lorenza, 21, and Joshua Felton Ledlow, 25, both of 1211 20th Ave.

Hal Hammett and Ben Matthews, both funeral directors at Madison Chapel Funeral Home, sit in the middle of their new showroom.

The Madison City Council approved the nominations of seven members to the new Madison Station Historic Preservation Commission Monday night.

Long-time Madison Police Chief Daniel Buskin resigned Dec. 22. He will be replaced on a temporary basis by Maj.

The Madison Police Department arrested Brent Deon Scott, 23, of 3913 Sparkman Dr.

The Guthrie family presented a musical program of holiday favorites on piano during Athens Rotary Club meeting Friday.

Alabama's unemployment rate rose in November to 6.1 percent. That's an increase from October's figure of 5.5 percent.

Marita Durham, capital campaign chair, Robin Palmer, Pastor of Grace Presbyterian, and Ted Sendak, chairman of the building committee, cut a cake with a picture of the new Grace Presbyterian Building.

There's still some business to take care before the city of Madison can finally start building its new hospital.

PRATTVILLE -- Residents will have their say tonight on a proposal to privatize garbage collection service in the city.

The Madison City Council approved $20,000 for the Madison Chamber of Commerce Monday night to tide over the group until the new budget is passed.