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Alabama Governor Announces School Safety Initiative

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (EETV) – Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, during a press conference Tuesday, unveiled her “Smart on Safety Initiative.”  "In announcing a four-pronged approach to school safety, we will build on the foundation already in place and allow all available state resources to be focused on efforts to keep our children safe," said Ivey.


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VIDEO: OPD searching for robbery suspect

Opelika Police need your help finding an individual in a Robbery at Miscelania Guate Mex store. The suspect is described as a black male. He was last seen wearing a black cap, a black bandana over the lower part of his face, a black shirt and black jeans. To see a video of the suspect, visit eagle eye auburn dot com


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Local leaders discuss gun regulation, arming teachers

Leaders in Alabama are speaking out after the Valentine's Day massacre in Parkland Florida. State representatives Joe Lovvorn and Elaine Beech along with Former Miss America and Congressional candidate Mallory Hagan discuss what they think can be done to curb gun violence in schools. More details on Eagle Eye Auburn dot com


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Web Extra: Alabama State Sen. Tom Whatley

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Alabama State Sen. Tom Whatley sat down with Eagle Eye TV to discuss a recent bill named after a local Auburn girl that passed in the Alabama State Senate. The Sadie Grace Andrews Bill would require all businesses to have locks or protection of some kind on outdoor grease traps. Andrews, the Auburn girl who the bill is named for, died after falling into an unprotected grease trap at a local ice cream store.  Whatley also discussed some of the issues up for debate this session and how students can get involved in the legislative process. 


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Two Individuals Arrested Sunday for Trespassing in Jordan Hare Stadium

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Two individuals were arrested early Sunday morning after allegedly breaking into Auburn University’s Jordan Hare Stadium. According to Auburn Police Division spokesperson Lorenza Dorsey, Harry James Bicksler and Elizabeth Freret Harmon were found by officers in the south east end zone of the stadium.


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Bedbugs Reported At East Alabama Medical Center

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Bedbugs have recently been reported at the East Alabama Medical Center. Bed bugs, according to the Centers for Disease Control, “are small, flat, parasitic insects that feed solely on the blood of people and animals while they sleep.” East Alabama Medical Center spokesperson John Atkinson wrote in a statement to Eagle Eye TV: “High-quality compassionate health care is our mission each and every day, and to every patient.