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Plain Talk: Mallory Hagan

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- This week on Plain Talk, Ken Ward speaks with former Miss America and current candidate for Alabama's 3rd Congressional District Mallory Hagan.


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Former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card talks leadership at Harbert College of Business Event

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV) - Andrew Card, former chief of staff for President George W. Bush, spoke at Auburn University about leadership. Card explained the role of a White House chief of staff as caring for the president, and explained how George W. Bush handled the 9/11 news with great skill. Card praises Bush saying "it was remarkable leadership". For more information check out the full article on EagleEyeAuburn.com


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Alabama Lawmakers Introduce Ethics Law Changes

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (EETV)- Alabama lawmakers announced new legislation aimed at strengthening Alabama's ethics laws.  Attorney General Steve Marshall joined Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh, House Speaker Mac McCutcheon, Senator Arthur Orr, Representative Mike Jones, and Ethics Commission Director Tom Albritton officially announced the legislation Thursday morning. “After nearly two years of work and the input from many around the state, I am pleased to join with the Legislative leadership in announcing the introduction of legislation to improve the Alabama Ethics Act,” said Attorney General Marshall.


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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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Plain Talk: Alabama Auditor Jim Zeigler

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- This week on Plain Talk we are joined by elected Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler.  Zeigler discusses the role of the Alabama Auditor along with some recent controversies in Alabama politics.


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Plain Talk: Mayor Walt Maddox

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- This week on Plain Talk, Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox discusses his bid for the Democratic nomination for Alabama's governor. Maddox, who has served as Mayor of Tuscaloosa for over ten years, 


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New SGA Executive Officers Announced

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- The names of the next appointed Auburn University Student Government Association executive officers have been released. According to SGA Vice President-elect Schyler Burney; Mackenzie Yelton, Patrick Starr, Austin Chandler, Jordan Kramer and Bailey Hand have been identified as the next appointed executive team. Yelton, who currently serves as SGA’s Executive Secretary, has been identified as the next Chief of Staff.


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Alabama Exports Hit New Highs

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (EETV) - Governor Kay Ivey announced today that Alabama exports reached a record $21.7 billion in 2017, powered by rising overseas shipments of products such as automobiles, aircraft components, chemicals, paper and minerals. New government trade figures show that exports of Alabama-made goods and services increased more than 6 percent from 2016’s total of $20.5 billion, the state’s previous annual record.


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SGA Election Info

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Campaigning for Auburn University's Student Government Association positions will begin Wednesday at 3:00 pm.