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  New Ozark School Prepared For Tornado

  Not only is the new Carroll High School up to speed with cutting edge technology, but it’s one of the first public schools to have the maximum amount of severe weather readiness.

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  Houston County Works to Keep Class Sizes Small

  A bill was introduced into Alabama legislature earlier this year in order to keep class sizes small but so far no action has been taken about the bill.

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  Enterprise Theft Of Property Charges

  Two former employees of an Enterprise business are charged with embezzling more than 75 thousand dollars over a six to eight month period.

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  U.S. Army Soldier Reunion With Children

  After a year's deployment in Afghanistan, U.S. Army First Specialist Billy Lewis surprises his children in an Enterprise classroom.

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  2013 Legislative Session Wrapped Up

  Monday was the last day of the Alabama Legislative session.

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  Local Agencies Ready to Help OK Victims

  Dothan's local disaster relief agencies say they're ready to lend a hand in Oklahoma. News 4's Muriel Bailey spoke with Salvation Army and Red Cross Officials.

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  SAMC Pushed New Approach For Breast Cancer Patients

  Imagine you've been diagnosed with breast cancer, but won't know how to treat it for weeks? Unfortunately, that's the reality for most women.

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  Dothan Woman Arrested on Child Torture Charges

  On May 20, 2013 the Dothan Police Department made a felony arrest, following a recent investigation into a child abuse complaint made by the Department of Human Resources.

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  Poll: Teens Migrating to Twitter

  A new poll finds that teens are sharing more about themselves on social media.

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  Bouncing Back From Disaster Depression

  It has been a heavy start to the New Year. News 4's Rachel Yonkunas explains how you can deal with disaster depression, and help others cope with their grief.

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  Officials: No Drugs, Alcohol in Sandy Hook Gunman

  An official says toxicology tests on the Newtown school shooter's body did not turn up any alcohol, illegal drugs or prescription medication.

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  Hearing Postponed for Boston Bombing Suspect

  A judge has agreed to postpone a probable cause hearing for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

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  FBI ID's Benghazi Suspects, No Arrests Yet

  U.S. officials say they have identified five men they believe might be behind the attack on the diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, last year.

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  Solar Industry Pushes for More Use in Georgia

  The solar industry in Georgia wants to force an electric monopoly to use more renewable energy.

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  Gov. Deal Weighs in on Atheist Materials Being Donated

  Gov. Nathan Deal says he believes in the right of atheist groups to donate literature for use in cabins and lodges in Georgia's state parks just as Bibles are allowed.

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  How to have "The Talk" with Your Kids

  No matter how close your family is, talking about certain issues just isn’t easy—it’s uncomfortable for the parents and awkward for the kids.

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  Gov. Scott Signs Bill to Expand Fla. Early Voting Days

  Gov. Scott signed a bill that will allow elections supervisors to expand early voting days and sites.

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  Early Co. Sheriff's Office Investigating Damascus Armed Robbery

  Early County Sheriff's deputies need your help identifying suspects in an armed robbery.

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  Suspect in FAMU Hazing Death to be in Court

  The last of the suspects to be charged with the death of a Florida A & M University drum major during a hazing ritual has a date in court.

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  Judge Sets Hearing Date for Desmonte Leonard

  Oct. 15 will be the hearing date for Desmonte Leonard who is accused of killing three people at an Auburn apartment complex last year.

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  Memorial Day Ceremony Set for Sunset Memorial park

  The event will feature a flower laying ceremony, live music by RTFO, lunch and appearances by the Fort Rucker Honor Guard and the Patriot Guard Riders.

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  GA's Grad Rate Up Again in 2012

  Eight school systems posted graduation rates above 90 percent.

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  Enterprise Memorial Day Holiday Sanitation Schedule

  Monday’s trash will be picked up on Tuesday and Tuesday’s trash will be picked up on Wednesday. All others will remain the same.

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  Two Dead from Unknown Respiratory Illness, Health Offices Investigating

  Multiple government agencies are investigating an unknown respiratory illnesses that has killed two.

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  Alabama Legislature Responds to Caylee Anthony case

  The Alabama Legislature has passed a bill making it a felony for a parent to neglect to promptly notify authorities when their child is missing or dead in response to the Caylee Anthony case in Florida.