— HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — Several injuries are reported after a school bus wreck in north Alabama.
WAFF-TV (http://bit.ly/QrLkrM ) reports that a bus carrying as many as 35 children from Walnut Grove Elementary school was involved in a crash Thursday afternoon in Madison County.
While some people are hurt, the number and severity of the injuries weren't immediately known.
A one-vehicle crash in western Limestone County killed two people. Their pickup truck had an out-of-state iicense plate, according to Limestone Coroner Mike West, who declared both occupants dead at the scene. He referred to both as "subjects" instead of male or female victims because both bodies were burned in the crash.
People will be allowed to walk around with an alcoholic beverage in the districts on Thursdays and Fridays starting June 20.
Earlier this spring, Carpenter officials told The News Courier that the plant’s 100-ton forge, also known as a hydraulic radial press should arrive this summer from Germany and will be delivered via barge up the Tennessee River.
WAFF-48 in Huntsville is reporting that two people were killed in a single-vehicle wreck in Limestone County this morning.
The station is reporting that the wreck happened shortly after 4 a.m. near the intersection of U.S. 72 and Glaze Road.
A pick-up truck reportedly crashed and caught fire, state troopers said.
The News Courier will have more on this story as information becomes available.
Limestone’s annual payroll of approximately $58.2 million is 72.5 percent of the $80.3 million operating budget for the 2013 fiscal year, according to the system’s chief financial officer Jonathan Craft.
The two men are currently incarcerated in Alabama on unrelated charges. Lincoln County is seeking extradition.
Car rolls over on U.S. 72
At least three people were transported by ambulance from the location ...
3 arrested at local motels on drug charges
Nine people suffered a flu-like illness with symptoms like fever, cough and shortness of breath.
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