SUMMARY: Stephen Carlos is facing trial for attempted murder and several other charges related to an incident involving his ex-wife. Court documents reveal that he has been returned to jail after his bond was revoked due to noncompliance with conditions. The domestic violence incident occurred last October when police responded to a call at a West Avenue residence. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the victim, who is Carlos’s ex-wife, and reported injuries that are considered life-threatening.

The Tuscumbia man accused of trying to kill his ex-wife knows when he will go on trial.

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SUMMARY: WKRG News 5 reported on Hurricane Milton, which is on the verge of making landfall in Florida. The storm, currently a major hurricane with winds of 120 mph, has already prompted tornado warnings across South and Central Florida. Live updates from Asher Red in Tampa reveal significant winds and rainfall, with the National Weather Service warning of storm surges up to 15 feet. Preparations include evacuations at local equestrian centers, where residents and their animals find refuge. Meanwhile, students at the Alabama School of Math and Science launched AI-equipped weather balloons to gather data on the storm, enhancing their learning experience.

Hurricane Milton updates (5 p.m.)
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SUMMARY: Hurricane Milton is approaching Florida’s West Coast, with expected landfall tonight as a strong Category 3 hurricane. Wind gusts may reach up to 120 mph, and a storm surge of up to 15 feet threatens the Tampa Bay area. The National Weather Service has issued over 50 tornado warnings, with over a dozen tornado sightings already reported. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis urges seriousness in evacuations, as conditions are expected to worsen. Meanwhile, the Pensacola Bay Center is open as a shelter for evacuees, with support from the American Red Cross. Firefighters in Baldwin County are also collecting cleaning supplies for those affected.

The latest information (4 p.m. update) 
The full story and future updates: https://www.wkrg.com/local-news/hurricane-milton-live-updates-from-wkrg-news-5/

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