A former Madison County Emergency Medical Services employee faces Second Degree Attempted Murder and other charges in connection with a shooting incident in the Forum area on April 17.
Two sex offenders were arrested recently in Madison County and charged with violating their reporting requirements and one allegedly had drugs in his possession.
A 53-year-old Pettigrew man was arrested Monday afternoon after brandishing a weapon and approaching while a Madison County Sheriff’s deputy was investigating a dispute.
Bradley Dean Breedlove, 23, of Huntsville was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia on March 13, two days after he was arrested on charges of “Failure to Comply with Reporting Requirements” as a sex offender
A trial date of Aug. 18-31 has been scheduled for Samuel Oliver Simmons, who is accused of killing two people and trying to kill a third in Madison County in 2021.
Hearing a woman crying, finding blood on the ground, and receiving reports from dispatch of gunshots, law enforcement breached a house and a Hindsville man wound up with felony charges.
In a coordinated effort between the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and Probation and Parole, multiple suspects were arrested in a March 17 drug bust and another apprehended the next day.
A third sex offender in Madison County was arrested in as many weeks for failing to comply with reporting their residence.
A parole defector was arrested after he was discovered allegedly in violation of the Madison County “Burn Ban” and was observed placing tree limbs in a fire on March 15.
Bradley Dean Breedlove, 23, was arrested on March 11 on charges of “Failure to Comply with Reporting Requirements” as a sex offender.
Edward Allen Austin, 56, pleaded guilty to Murder in the Second Degree in Madison County Circuit Court on Tuesday in the death of Joan Larson in 2022.
James Harrel Worley, 53, of Hindsville was arrested on March 3 on a charge of failure to comply with child sex offender reporting requirements.
The Feb. 11 court date scheduled for Samuel Oliver Simmons, the man accused in a double homicide and attempted killing of a third person, has been postponed to March 24.
For nearly four years, Hunter Nolan Chenoweth held firm to a not-guilty plea in the brutal murders of three family members south of Wesley.
Hunter Nolan Chenoweth on Friday pleaded guilty in Madison County Circuit Court to killing three family members south of Wesley nearly four years ago and was sentenced to three consecutive life terms in state prison without the possibility of parole or appeal.
Jury selection began on Monday in Madison County Circuit Court in Huntsville for the capital murder trial of Hunter Nolan Chenoweth, the man accused of killing three family members near Wesley nearly four years ago.
A Kingston woman faces multiple criminal charges after a spree in which she allegedly broke into the Kingston Schools, donned an athletic uniform and engaged in various acts of mayhem and theft.
Jury selection in the capital murder trial of Hunter Nolan Chenoweth has been rescheduled for Feb. 3 in Madison County Circuit Court in Huntsville, Judge Joanna Taylor ruled in a special hearing in Fayetteville on Monday.
A former Madison County resident has been charged with fleeing and disorderly conduct after trying to run away from circuit court.
Jan. 23 update: The trial for Hunter Chenoweth was postponed again today.