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  Judge Rejects Request to Exhume Bodies at School

  A circuit judge is rejecting a request to exhume human remains on the site of a now-defunct Panhandle reform school.

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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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  Florida Gov. Warns Schools He Will Fight Tuition Hikes

  Florida Gov. Rick Scott is strongly warning universities that he will fight against any tuition hikes this year.

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  Man Crushed by Vehicle in Marianna

  Kenneth L. Carlton was pinned under a vehicle after he went underneath it looking for an oil cap.

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  Cop, Wife Arrested for Child Neglect

  Their young children were left unsupervised in a truck outside a Panama City Beach bar.

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  Two Okaloosa County Residents Charged with Possession of Child Pornography

  Two men have been arrested and charged on separate incidents of possessing child pornography.

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  NOAA 2013 Hurricane Forecast Released

  Once again, this year is forecast to be more active than average.

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  Largest Captured Florida Black Bear is Relocated

  The largest Florida black bear ever captured has been relocated.

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  Gulf Power Partners with GCSC on Solar Power Project

  Gulf Power’s Solar for Schools program provides the full cost of a solar PV installation up to 10 kilowatts for at least one qualifying school annually.

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  Trio Indicted for Bay County Murder

  Grand jurors indicted David Ian Challender, 27, Ashley Nichole Griffin, 28, and Kevin Gene Jeffries, 28, for first-degree murder, armed burglary and armed robbery.

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  White Oak Pastures Educating Public

  For nearly a century and a half, White Oak Pastures has made a big impact in the community. They want to help residents even more by educating the public on organics.

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  Dept. of Justice Investigating Civil Rights Issues at Pensacola Jail

  An investigation by the Department of Justice has found civil rights problems at a Panhandle Jail.

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  FBI Fatally Shoots Man Being Questioned in Boston Bombing Investigation

  Officials say the man who was shot to death by authorities in Orlando, Fla., this morning was a Chechen immigrant who was being questioned about his ties to one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects.

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  Three Indicted in Murder of 90-Year-Old Man

  Three people have been indicted in the torture and murder of a Panama City man.

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  Florida Ranked 42nd in Nation in Per-Pupil Spending

  Florida spends one of the least amounts of money on individual students in the country.

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  Geneva High Senior gets Bright House Scholarship Laptop.

  Bright House Networks Future Leaders is a technology scholarship program designed to recognize high school seniors in good standing in the Bright House Networks service area.

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  Flooding Strikes in Miami

  The National Weather Service said rains in the Miami-Dade area over the past 24-hours have set records in some locations...Ft. Lauderdale recorded 4.86 inches of rainfall which broke the former record of 2.04 set in 1981.

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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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  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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  Marianna Man Arrested in Stabbing Case

  On 05-17-2013 Anthony Daron Shivers was admitted to the Jackson Hospital suffering from a stab wound to his lower abdomen shortly after 2:00AM.

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  Panama City Man Arrested on Child Pornography Charges

  A Panama City man has been charged with 20 counts of possession of child pornography.

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  Gov. Scott OKs Sales Tax Holiday for August

  In August, Florida shoppers will be able to buy computers without having to pay sales tax.

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  Florida Launches Medicaid Call Centers

  Phone counselors are now available to help long-term care Medicaid recipients choose their health plans.

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  Gov. Scott Signs Fla. Budget into Law, Tuition Hike Vetoed

  Florida Gov. Rick Scott is vetoing nearly $400 million from the state's new budget.

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  Winning Fantasy 5 Ticket Sold in Navarre

  Winning tickets were bought in Navarre and Kissimmee, lottery officials reported Monday.