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Tigers one win away from possible SEC title

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV) - All Auburn needed to do Wednesday was defeat Arkansas to have a share of the SEC regular-season title.  However, their 91-82 loss to the Razorbacks paired with a Tennessee win over Mississippi State, has Auburn tied for first in the SEC with the Tennessee Volunteers.  For Auburn to win at least a share of the regular season title they will have to win Saturday. The Tigers could also win the title with a Tennessee loss to Georgia. The Tigers last chance to claim their first SEC title since 1999 will be Saturday when No. 14 Auburn welcome South Carolina to the Auburn Arena.  Tip-off with the Gamecocks is set for 2:30 p.m.


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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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Another busy week for Auburn Athletics

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV) - It's another busy week for Auburn Athletics with both winter and spring teams competing.  Here's everything you need to know to stay up to date with all your Tiger teams: March 1 Women's basketball @ SEC Tournament (vs.


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Basketball struggle in road loss to Arkansas

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (EETV) - Arkansas ruins a would-be championship night for No. 14 Auburn, defeating the Tigers 91-80 Wednesday in Fayetteville.  The Tigers lone lead of the night game in the first minutes of the first half, when Auburn held a 3-0 lead. Arkansas would tie the game on a 3-point-shot by Anton Beard and would never look back.


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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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CRIME: Lee County Most Wanted

LEE COUNTY, Ala. (EETV) - The pictures above are listed on February's "most wanted" list published by the Lee County Sheriffs office.  If you know where any of these individuals are, you are urged to contact the Lee County Sheriff Office at (334) 749-5651. *All peoples pictured are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law


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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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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.