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*More than two million votes have now been cast in early voting in Georgia since voting began Oct. 13. Almost one in five early voters this year so far did not vote in the 2022 general election. In-person early voting continues through Friday. Election day is next Tuesday.
*An Albany woman remains behind bars after police say two people were stabbed at a personal care home. Investigators say the incident happened at Friendship Personal Care Home. WALB reports Arlene White is accused of stabbing two residents with a pair of scissors, injuring one person in the head and another in the hand. Police say White was detained as she left the building and later charged with aggravated assault with a cutting tool. Police say a clear motive is not yet known. White remains in the Dougherty County Jail.
*A school shooting in middle Georgia is changing how thousands of students enter their classrooms. Houston County is rolling out weapons detectors at high schools this week, with middle schools scheduled to follow next week. The move comes after a child was shot during a fight in a school bathroom in August. Students must now carry laptops and certain metal items separately through the scanners, and anyone who triggers an alert could face a bag search. Those who refuse screening will be sent home. The district is also adding security guards at every middle and high school.