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  Enterprise Helps Oklahoma Tornado Victims

  The Enterprise Chamber of Commerce hosted a Tornado Relief Drive for Oklahoma victims.

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  Drug Maker Recalls Meds in Thirteen States

  MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- The Alabama Department of Public Health is working with other health agencies to investigate an injectable anti-inflammatory drug prepared by a compounding manufacturer in Tennessee.

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  Gov. Bentley Looks at Options for State Boards

  MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- An aide to Gov. Robert Bentley says the administration will continue to explore its options after lawmakers adjourned Monday without acting on 70 nominees to various state boards.

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  Tuscaloosa Homes Hit by Tornado Being Demolished

  TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- Demolition has begun on some of the last buildings in Tuscaloosa slated to be torn down after being damaged by a massive tornado in April 2011.

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  Alabama Man Shot Dead After Traffic Collision

  Police in Montgomery say they suspect car crash played a role in a fatal shooting that is the city's 26th homicide of the year.

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  Tuscaloosa Homes Hit by Tornado Being Demolished

  Demolition has begun on some of the last buildings in Tuscaloosa slated to be torn down after being damaged by a massive tornado in April 2011.

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  Highway 231 Busy with Holiday Traffic

  Memorial Day Traffic might not be a good thing for your trip, but it's great for the Dothan economy

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  Local Dothan Nonprofit Needs Help From Community

  The Dothan Police Athletic League or "pal" was started back in 2011. A league supported by local boxers and Dothan police officers. The goal, to help police connect with at risk kids in the community. But organization leaders say their goal since dwindled away.

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  Pregnant Woman Charged wtih Drug Trafficking

  A pregnant woman was arrested after police allegedly found seven pounds of marijuana in her home.

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  Summer Nutrition

  During the summer months there are some foods to eat and some to avoid.

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  Drop in Tax Revenue In Ozark

  Ozark residents paying their property tax on time might be a good thing, but it isn’t for the school system’s budget.

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  Headland Daylily Festival Tomorrow

  After 27 years of tradition, a group in Headland is trying to keep their Daylily Festival alive. This is the first year the city will not have the festival in the square, because it was not succesful enough.

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  'Click it or Ticket' Campaign In Effect This Weekend

  Extra State Troopers will be on the roads this Memorial Day weekend.

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  Teacher Furloughs to Affect Ft. Benning Schools

  84,000 children will be affected in 194 schools worldwide. That includes 24,000 in U.S. schools.

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  Bentley to speak Friday in Greenville, Point Clear

  Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley will join other state and local leaders to make an announcement about new jobs coming to Greenville.

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  Dothan Board Weighs Officer's Facebook Posts

  A Police Officer's social media post has turned into a landmark case.

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  UPDATE: Two Men Shot Thursday Night in Dothan

  Three men are wanted for questioning in connection to a firearm assault Thursday night.

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  Zip Line Offers Adventure in the Wiregrass

  A hidden gem in Midland City offers adventure for thrill seekers.

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  Enterprise High School Raising Money For Oklahoma Relief Fund

  Enterprise High School helps Oklahoma relief fund during graduation

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  CDC Investigating Respitory Illness

  The centers for disease control has confirmed 10 cases of the respiratory infections.

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  Salvation Army Said Thank You to Its Volunteers

  The organization celebrated 101years of service to the Wiregrass area.

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  Cool Summer Workout Tips

  Don't allow Summer heat deter workout plans; there are ways to stay cool and in shape.

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  Jo Bonner Announces Resignation from Congress

  Republican U.S. Rep. Jo Bonner, of Mobile, has announced his resignation from Congress to take a top job at the University of Alabama.

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  Special Display at Ozark Salvation Army

  The Salvation Army Family Center in Ozark has a special addition in their store to show they support our troops.

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  Memorial Day Ceremony Early at Ft. Rucker

  Many are looking forward to a long weekend, but tributes for our soldiers have already started.