SUMMARY: This weekend promises dry and sunny weather with afternoon temperatures in the mid-70s on Saturday, slightly warmer on Sunday. Mornings will be cool, with temperatures dropping to the 30s early next week, leading to a chilly atmosphere. Today, temperatures may reach close to 70°F, though many areas will likely remain in the upper 60s, with winds around 15 mph. Expect a colder morning on Wednesday, with highs in the 60s and some northern areas in the 50s. By Thursday, widespread frost is anticipated with morning temperatures in the mid-30s, marking the arrival of winter coat weather.

Areas of frost are possible in Alabama the next couple of mornings

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SUMMARY: Officials from Guntersville and Fort Payne Fire and Rescue are investigating damage to pickleball and tennis courts at Point Mallard Park in Decatur. Reports indicate that fireworks were shot at the new facilities on October 4th, between 9:30 and 10:30 PM. The park has filed damage reports with the Decatur police, highlighting that the floors in both the pickleball and tennis courts had recently been painted. Authorities are working to determine the responsible party for the vandalism.

Officials in Decatur are working to figure out who damaged the new pickleball and tennis courts earlier this month.

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SUMMARY: EBSCO plans to develop a vacant lot northeast of Publix, near Highways 119 and 280, into a complex featuring over 1,200 residential units, a hotel, and various shops. However, more than 1,200 local residents, led by Ashleigh Lavelle, have signed a petition opposing the project, fearing it will diminish their quality of life. The land is currently zoned for commercial use, a status intended to benefit the community, but EBSCO seeks to change it to residential. Community members express concerns about increased traffic and density. The zoning commission is set to vote on the plan, with potential council review afterwards.

Hoover residents fight EBSCO apartment project rezoning near Highway 280

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