The Tallapoosa County Coroner’s Office released the identities of the four people shot and killed in the Dadeville mass shooting Saturday night.
This week will be filled with sunshine and rising temps, with rain chances staying out of the forecast until the end of the week! #alwx
People in Dadeville were stunned to find out about the mass shooting at a Sweet 16 birthday party that ended with gunfire and four lives lost.
100% of the funds, minus credit card fees, will be given as grants to organization that are addressing the ongoing needs of victims and community members.
Officials said in a press conference Sunday evening that four people died and 28 others were injured in the shooting
Officers were called around 1:50 a.m. to the intersection of I-20/59 at Skyland Boulevard East on a collision involving a 2022 Tesla and a semi-truck.
We have information on those who were injured in the mass shooting in Dadeville late Saturday night that left four people dead.
A strong cold front moved through Alabama today, and now behind that front, cooler, breezy west winds are bringing in much drier air and a return to sunshine on Sunday afternoon. High pressure will continue to build into central Alabama and the entire southeast as well, which will as a result, insure very nice, dry, sunny weather for the River…
A Dadeville High School senior who had signed to play college football at Jacksonville State University was among the four people killed in a mass shooting in downtown Dadeville late Saturday night.
Dadeville First Baptist Church held a community prayer vigil after the mass shooting that killed four people and injured at least 28 others.
