Animal Cruelty Case; Huskies Girls Basketball: The Week In News

TRUSSVILLE, AL — In addition to statewide news that affects the Trussville area, some local stories also made headlines this past week on Patch.

A woman was arrested after two dead dogs were found on the property she had previously rented. The woman now faces animal cruelty charges.

Also, the Hewitt-Trussville girls basketball team made the championship game for the Class 7A tournament.

Here are those and more stories that made headlines this past week on Patch:

Gov. Ivey Extends Mask Order 'One Last Time'

The statewide mask order has been extended into April, but Gov. Kay Ivey says she will not renew the order again.

CVS Offering COVID-19 Vaccines In Alabama: See Details, Locations

CVS pharmacies have added more locations to its list of Alabama stores offering the COVID-19 vaccine.

Woman Arrested After Dead Dogs Found At Rental Home In Trussville

Trussville police arrested a woman on animal cruelty charges after two dead dogs were found on property she had rented.

Hewitt-Trussville Girls Lose In 7A Championship Game

The Hewitt-Trussville girls basketball team was looking to capture a state title Wednesday against top-ranked Hoover, but the Bucs had other ideas.

Search Warrant In Jefferson County Yields Heroin And Cocaine

Jefferson County Sheriff's Vice and Narcotics detectives executed a search warrant Monday in the 400 block of Chapel Creek Lane in Fultondale, which resulted in the arrest of a 28-year-old man.