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Florence teens charged with dozens crimes

Florence teens charged with dozens crimes

Florence, AL (WAFF) - Police in Florence say two boys are responsible for a string of vandalism cases across the city.

Police tell us the two shot marbles with slingshots, causing $16,000 worth of damage to homes, vehicles and churches. The two were released to their parent's custody.

The unidentified 16 and 17 year olds were arrested and charged this week with a laundry list of crimes :

24 felony counts of shooting into unoccupied vehicles

7 counts shooting into occupied dwelling

3 counts shooting into unoccupied dwelling (2 of which are churches)

23 counts misdemeanor of criminal mischief 3rd

10 counts criminal mischief 2nd

Investigators say the two were responsible for a total of 35 separate incidents in neighborhoods across town.

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WEATHER BLOG: Weekend flood watches

WEATHER BLOG: Weekend flood watches

 

By Jeff Castle

Flood Watches are in effect across north Alabama and southern Tennessee this weekend.  2" to as much as 4" of rain may fall over the weekend as a cold front and upper level low pressure system pass through the area.  The ground is already very wet from recent rainfall and many streams and creeks are running high.  It won't take much additional rain to cause flooding issues. 

WEATHER BLOG: Cool, wet weekend

WEATHER BLOG: Cool, wet weekend

By Jeff Castle

 

The forecast for the weekend is becoming clearer, but unfortunately it's not looking any better for your outdoor plans.  An usually strong early May cold front will spread steadier rain across the area late Friday into Saturday.  Behind the front is an upper level low pressure area that will keep showers going through Monday.  

Rain this afternoon will still be spotty at best.  WAFF 48 Pinpoint Predictor is showing sparse coverage of showers by mid-afternoon.  

Lawrenceburg man charged in residential burglary

Lawrenceburg man charged in residential burglary

Times Daily

A local man is in jail after police said he stole more than $2,000 in property from a local homeowner.

Andrew Louis Calhoun, 28, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., is charged with aggravated burglary, theft of property and vandalism, Lawrenceburg Police Chief Judy Moore said today.

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The Civil Wars return late summer with new album

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Civil Wars are
returning with a new album.

The duo announced the news on their website
Wednesday afternoon. They posted an image of the new self-titled album's cover
along with a pair of handwritten notes from Joy Williams and John Paul White
thanking fans for their patience.

The album will be released late summer by
Columbia Records and is the follow-up to The Civil Wars' debut, "Barton
Hollow." That album earned the duo two of their three Grammy Awards and a
rapidly growing fan base. But their future together appeared in doubt when they
canceled a European tour mid-trip, citing irreconcilable differences.

The album cover is a column of smoke from a
fire.

White writes in his note to fans:
"Patience is a virtue. Yours has been appreciated."

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redistributed.

UNA to break ground on new science and technology building

UNA to break ground on new science and technology building

On Monday, May 6th, UNA will break ground on a new Science and Technology building. The construction site will be located between Kilby Laboratory School and Flowers Hall.

The groundbreaking is scheduled to start at 11 a.m.

UNA President William G. Cale and other UNA officials will be there to break ground at the campus.

Source: UNA