Marshall County News

Tough economic times are making it difficult for Christmas Coalition to provide a good holiday for families in need.

We first brought you the story of a Guntersville Lodge and Marina being padlocked because the owner didn't pay his taxes.

The 11th annual Can-A-Thon needs your help. United Way of Marshall County, 2-1-1, WAFF 48, Salvation Army and Temporary Emergency Services of Arab will team up to provide food for local families in need on Dec.

Two brothers died in a two-vehicle collision Friday afternoon on a residential street in Guntersville, police said.

Smith identified the victim as Chastity Jones, 14, of Albertville. Smith said the driver of the pickup truck, Daniel Roberson, no age given, of Boaz was cited by police for having no proof of insurance.

Douglas resident Stan Chaffin said it was time for him to 'step up' and seek a seat on the Marshall County Board of Education.

Children will return to class Friday at a Marshall County school after a fire forced school leaders to close up early Thursday.

GUNTERSVILLE, AL Free H1N1 vaccinations were being given out at the Marshall County Health Department on Thursday.

The Alabama State Troopers said one person is dead after a one vehicle accident in Marshall County.

Tuesday was a day where people were dawning their red, white, and blue in support of our veterans.

Rusty Rowan has decided to pull his name from the hat and will no longer seek to be the Marshall County sheriff.

23 murder of Ricky Allen Moody from $10,000 to $20,000, Marshall County Sheriff Scott Walls announced today.

A four-year-old boy in Marshall County is lucky to be alive. He was hit by a car on Friday afternoon.

Douglas High School will put on a performance of 'Stone Soup-Rationed' to help raise money for Hospice of Marshall County.

A Guntersville teen accused in the slaying of his girlfriend's father had his bond reduced Wednesday.

The Christmas shopping season begins Friday with the opening of the Marshall County Craft Club's 15th annual show in Boaz.

The 1,000 doses of the H1N1 vaccine that Marshall County received ran out last Friday morning and now the wait for more begins again.

A Marshall County woman arrested for child endangerment pleaded guilty in Albertville city court on Tuesday.

The Etowah County Coon Hunters Association is sponsoring a fundraiser to help the Pride of Douglas Eagle Band pay for new uniforms.

The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency is getting ready to install three weather-warning sirens throughout the county.