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  Foster Fest Kicks Off Downtown

  Foster Fest kicks off downtown

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  Lyme Disease in the South

  Alabama Governor Robert Bentley recently declared May as Lyme Disease Awareness Month, but a diagnosis can be hard to come by in the state.

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  New District Lines

  New district lines are causing a little bit of a stir.

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  Dedication For Fallen Soldier At Fort Rucker

  It’s been five years since Sergeant First Class Donald Tabb was killed in the line of duty while serving in Afghanistan.

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  Troy Rapist Gets New Trial Over Suppressed Evidence

  The Troy man convicted of raping two women on the same day in 2012 will get another trial.

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  New Baby Girl Dolphin at Gulf World Marine Park

  Gulf World Marine Park is the new home of an baby girl Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin.

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  2013 Parade of Homes Kicks Off

  If you want to become a home owner a local tour could help you get there. The 2013 Parade of Homes kicks off this weekend.

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  Congress At Odds Over How to Handle Drones

  The growing use of unmanned "eyes in the sky" is raising many privacy concerns, but Congress is getting mixed advice on what to do about civilian drones.

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  Cuts that Grounded Military Air Teams Hurting Air Shows

  The automatic budget cuts that grounded the Navy Blue Angels and Air Force Thunderbirds are taking a toll on performers, air show announcers, concessionaires, vendors and others who depend on air shows and the millions of spectators.

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  OJ Simpson Lawyer Testifies about 2007 Robbery

  The lawyer who unsuccessfully defended O.J. Simpson against armed robbery charges in Las Vegas says his client knew two companions had guns in a 2007 confrontation with memorabilia dealers.

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  East Main Street Work Rescheduled for Tuesday

  Beginning Tuesday evening, May 21, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. thru Wednesday morning, May 22, 2013, at 7:00 a.m. the two (2) west bound lanes of East Main Street will be closed between Museum Avenue and N. Oates Street.

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  Charges Filed in Falcon Drive Burglary

  On May 16, 2013 the Dothan Police Department responded to the 500 block of Falcon Drive in reference to a residential burglary in progress.

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  Fort Rucker Sequestration Cuts Averted, Roby Confirms

  Congress authorized funding flexibility allows Army to prioritize aviator training.

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  Two Accused in Melody Lane Burglary

  Two Dothan men have been charged with the burglary of a Melody Lane home.

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  G.W. Long Wins Class 2A State Championship

  Rebels Capture 13th Title in School History.

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  Sentencing Delayed For Florida Imam in Terror Case

  Sentencing has been delayed for a Muslim cleric convicted in South Florida of supporting the Pakistani Taliban terror organization.

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  UPDATE: Civic Center Reopens after Evacuation

  The Dothan Civic Center has been reopened.

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  Powerball Jackpot Grows to $600 Million

  Player excitement nationwide is soaring for this weekend’s Powerball® game which now boasts a record-high $600 million jackpot.

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  United Nations Identifies Future Super Food

  The United Nation's food agency is pushing a new super food group.

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  Study: Handbag Handles Dirtier Than Toilet Seat

  Your mother always told you to wash your hands, but she probably never mentioned your handbag.

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  Ala. School Accountability Act Sponsor Opposes Bentley's Proposal

  The architect of Alabama's new private school tax credits intends to block the governor's proposal to delay the tax breaks for two years.

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  Auburn Murder Suspect Wants to Return to Scene

  Prosecutors are opposing a bid by a shooting suspect to visit the Auburn apartment complex where three people were shot to death last year.

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  Roby Leads Bi-partisan CODEL to Afghanistan

  Pictures from Rep. Martha Roby's trip to the Middle East can be seen on her Facebook page.

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  Georgia Boating DUI's

  BUI laws have changed to increase boating safety in the warmer weather.

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  FL Unemployment Rate Continues to Drop

  The state on Friday announced that the jobless rate dropped to 7.2 percent in April.