Huntsville restaraunt happy to host outdoor block party and ready for more
Guests told WAAY-31 they were happy to have some fun, celebrating Cinco de Mayo early, all while stay saying safe
Posted: May 1, 2021 9:23 PM
Posted By: Alexis Scott
Saturday, the United States marked a milestone of vaccinating more than 100,000,000 people with their COVID shot.
While the weather was the perfect start to the historic day, hundreds of people went downtown to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in a safe and fun way. Personally, I ve been energized by the presence of the crowd. Feeding over their energy gives us the energy to play more music and keep the party hot, said Arthur Martin.
Police calls
1100 block of North Grant Street, Lima Police responded Tuesday to a hit-and-run traffic accident.
Mullen Avenue at North Main Street, Lima A traffic accident with property damage was investigated Tuesday.
700 block of Brice Avenue, Lima A theft was reported Tuesday.
500 block of East Eureka Street, Lima An assault was investigated Tuesday.
500 block of West Wayne Street, Lima A theft was reported Tuesday night.
900 block of Holmes Avenue, Lima Police responded early Wednesday to a fight in progress.
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1200 block of McKinley Avenue, Lima Deputies responded to a fight complaint Tuesday.
700 block of North Cable Road, Lima Officers responded Tuesday to the complaint of a fight.
Two people in life threatening condition after fight early Saturday morning Breaking News Alert (Source: WAFF) By Eric Graves | April 17, 2021 at 6:43 AM CDT - Updated April 17 at 6:43 AM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Two people are in life threatening condition after a fight in downtown Huntsville Saturday morning.
According to Huntsville Police Lt. Jesse Sumlin, officers saw a fight in a large crowd on Washington St. in the early hours Saturday.
As officers approached the scene, both the suspect and victims ran. Sumlin said the suspect, 21-year-old Cameron Clacken was arrested quickly.
Sumlin said officers caught the first victim on Holmes Avenue and quickly figured out he had been stabbed. He was transported to Huntsville Hospital.
Huntsville residents share mixed opinions on Alabama s new coronavirus Safer Apart order
While some are relieved, others say it s too soon to lift coronavirus restrictions.
Posted: Apr 7, 2021 5:48 PM
Updated: Apr 7, 2021 6:44 PM
Posted By: Alex Torres-Perez
Gov. Kay Ivey is giving us the green light as we move into the next phase of reopening. On Wednesday morning, she announced we are leaving the Safer At Home order behind and issued a new Safer Apart order.
The new order essentially makes all those required precautions like capacity, social distancing and masking optional, leaving it up to you to keep yourself safe.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey; Credit: @GovernorKayIvey Twitter page
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