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Sean Sporman
Verified
Senior Producer, WRGX-TV (Dothan, AL)
Dothan
Beats
local politics, immigrant rights civil rights, unhoused advocacy law enforcement, far-right extremism crime.,Protests
unimportant stories, non-working refrigerators
Content
By Stefante Randall Verified, Cassie Fambro Verified, Sean Sporman, Joshua Gauntt|WTVY-TV (Dothan, AL)VerifiedMARIANNA, Fla. (WJHG) - Marianna Police say they need the communities help in collecting donations to send to law enforcement officers and their families impacted by Hurricane Laura. Items being gathered, include: flashlights; batteries; cleaning supplies; industrial trash bags; basic medical supplies; tarps; roofing nails; tools; blankets; diapers/baby wipes/formula; towels; air mattresses; and Gatorade. At this time, no food or clothing is being accepted.
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By Bethany Davis Verified, Payton Walker Verified, Anna Mahan Verified, Sean Sporman|WTVY-TV (Dothan, AL)VerifiedThe State Health Officer said decreasing testing is “concerning” as Alabama is on track to test 15,000 fewer people for COVID-19 this week than in weeks past. “That has to do with different reasons in different cases,” said Alabama Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris. “In the case of public health, we have some significant shortages of the testing reagents that are actually used in the laboratory to actually process the test.
By Stefante Randall Verified, Cassie Fambro Verified, Sean Sporman, Joshua Gauntt|WTVY-TV (Dothan, AL)VerifiedMARIANNA, Fla. (WJHG) - Marianna Police say they need the communities help in collecting donations to send to law enforcement officers and their families impacted by Hurricane Laura. Items being gathered, include: flashlights; batteries; cleaning supplies; industrial trash bags; basic medical supplies; tarps; roofing nails; tools; blankets; diapers/baby wipes/formula; towels; air mattresses; and Gatorade. At this time, no food or clothing is being accepted.
Company Info
WRGX-TV (Dothan, AL)
Dothan, Alabama, United States
+1 334-792-3195