SUMMARY: Advocates for Ronald Dumas Jr., who has been missing for 89 days, attended a Huntsville Police Citizen Advisory Council meeting seeking answers but were barred from discussing his case. The meeting, intended for public listening, left attendees frustrated as they were informed that their questions about the investigation, including the U.S. Marshals Task Force’s involvement, could not be addressed. Taliyah Berryhill, the mother of Dumas’s children, expressed despair over the lack of communication and information. Ultimately, the advocates aim to bring Ronald home safely, highlighting the emotional toll on his family as they await updates.

It’s been 89 days since Huntsville Realtor Ronald Dumas Jr. went missing, and still little to no answers.

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SUMMARY: A recent ruling has lifted a restraining order that halted Alabama’s medical cannabis licensing process. This ruling came after a court determined a local judge lacked jurisdiction, allowing licensed cultivators like Antoine Mauroy Tolkin to move forward. For four years since the legalization of medical marijuana, cultivators faced challenges in supplying their products. Tolkin, who produced his first crop last summer, expressed his excitement over the ruling, stating it brings much-needed relief. Commission Director John McMillan is hopeful that this development will enable the licensing process to continue, allowing cultivators to provide medical relief to patients throughout the state.

Cannabis cultivator celebrates Alabama licensing ruling

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SUMMARY: Three people died in a helicopter crash in Madison County, Mississippi, including two crew members and a pilot. Mobile leaders are seeking design proposals for a Jimmy Buffett statue to be placed at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico. The Mobile Arts Council is accepting designs through April 25. A reward of over $88,000 is being offered for information about the suspect who shot and abandoned a dog in Grand Bay. Former Mobile Police Chief Paul Prye announced his mayoral campaign. Lastly, News 5 highlighted a Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival and shared a fun hidden talent question.

A Mississippi helicopter crash leaves three people dead, a sneak peak at our next ‘Your Hometown’ and a seventh candidate announces his run for Mobile mayor.

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