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North Alabama Haitian community says fear of ICE is keeping people from church, home (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A Haitian community in North Alabama says fear of Immigration and Customs Enforcement is keeping people inside their homes and away from church, following the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals. Pastor Celeve Izean, of the Philadelphia Haitian SDA Mission, said his congregation has dwindled as members stay home out of fear. He says four members of his church have been detained by ICE in recent weeks and are being held at the Etowah County Jail. ICE
Residents share safety concerns for Huntsville’s Governors Drive at open house (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville residents got the chance to point out safety concerns along Governors Drive at a community open house this week, part of a broader traffic safety study of the corridor. Governors Drive is included in Huntsville’s High Injury Network due to the number of fatal and serious-injury crashes that occur there. More than 40 people attended the open house, marking up a map with suggestions for improvements. The most requested changes included more police patrols, more
Fuel tanker crashes into water near Hudson Memorial Bridge in Decatur (opens the original)
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MORGAN COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - An 18-wheeler overturned and went into the water near the Hudson Memorial Bridge on Highway 31, according to Morgan County deputies. Police said it appeared the driver crossed the bridge and went straight into the water. The truck was carrying 8,500 gallons of petroleum, a mixture of gas and diesel, according to the Morgan County Emergency Management Agency. There is no active leak into the water at this time. As a precaution, additional emergency crews have responde
Huntsville seeks public input on Governors Drive traffic safety study (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The city of Huntsville is seeking public input on how to make Governors Drive safer as part of a traffic safety study covering nearly nine miles of the corridor. The study covers the area from 14th Street to Caldwell Lane in the Big Cove area, including the medical district. The area around Huntsville Hospital is a major focus of the study due to heavy pedestrian traffic. City planners say they want to hear from people who drive, walk, bike, ride transit or otherwise us
Breaking down Huntsville’s $360 million budget for 2027 (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Huntsville City Council approved a $360 million budget for 2027 following more than six hours of debate Thursday night. “All in favor please indicate by saying I. Any opposed? The budget is approved. Mayor, you have a budget for 2027,” said Council President Jennie Robinson, who represents District 3. City Administrator John Hamilton said the budget addresses a range of departmental needs, including future infrastructure. “A big piece of that also is our two capital
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