Decatur police vehicles are seen in pursuit of a car that was traveling on Grand Avenue, then turning north onto Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Decatur. Sparks flew from the wheels of the car where the tires had worn down. READ THE STORY HERE.
Shouting could be heard for over 10 minutes as bystanders gathered in the area. Police eventually restrained a man, who was taken from the scene in an ambulance.
An 89-year-old Decatur resident was killed in a crash involving multiple vehicles on North Monroe Street, police said.
Law enforcement responded following a chase Friday night in Decatur. It ended on North Martin Luther King Junior Drive between East Grand Avenue and East Waggoner Street.
The total number of Macon County COVID-19 cases is now at 11,015, since the start of the pandemic.
The road will be closed for several months to replace the Lakeshore Pump Station at 550 S. Lakeshore Drive.
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Police statewide will be stepping up patrols during the weekends surrounding the Fourth of July holiday in an effort to keep impaired drivers off the roads.
Decatur police and fire crews responded to a four-vehicle accident
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The city of Decatur and Macon County have announced projects that will result in area roads being closed.
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President Joe Biden on Thursday signed legislation that was passed by Congress to set aside Juneteenth, or June 19, as a federal holiday.
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Jim Root will be sworn in as the new sheriff of Macon County during a ceremony Monday, June 21.
The annual Fourth of July fireworks display over Lake Decatur is back on.
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