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By: Reggie Kyle
Randolph County EMA Director Donnie Knight says the main objective is to keep everyone in the county safe.
Published Jan. 11, 2025 at 3:14 AM GMT+1 | Updated seconds ago
) - The Gadsden Police Department along with the Gadsden State Police Department are working together to help get drugs off the streets.
The Gadsden Police Department is working to get drugs off your streets and train new recruits.
By: Reggie Kyle
Ironaton Volunteer Firefighter Jason McElroy says even though the fire was unexpected, he prepared his family for situations like this.
) - A public forum happened in Cleburne County Tuesday to discuss forming a new rescue squad. The team would help search and rescue efforts keeping you safe across the county.
Published Jan. 16, 2025 at 5:22 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago CLEBURNE COUNTY, Ala. ( WBRC ) - Cleburne County is working on forming a new search and rescue squad.
Published Jan. 18, 2025 at 4:13 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
By: Reggie Kyle
Thursday morning, Gadsden Police were notified that a woman was hit by someone driving a dark Jeep Grand Cherokee around Stonewall Avenue and Madison Circle in the Walnut Park community. Officers say the driver took off.
By: Reggie Kyle
Mummert says with extremely cold temperatures in Alabama, people need make sure they're wearing multiple layers of clothing when going outside. If you work outside, you should take frequent breaks in a warm environment to keep their body temperature warm.
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