Daily Low-Dose Aspiring Could Prevent Pre-Eclampsia
The U.S. Preventive Services Task force is recommending daily low dose aspirin for women who are at high risk for pre-eclampsia.
Author: WAKA Action 8 News
Doctors Have New Warnings About E-Cigarettes
Doctors are issuing a new warning about e-cigarettes.
Infants Treated for Autism See Improvements
A new small study in California found infants who were treated as early as six months for autism significantly reduce their symptoms.
Anti-Violence Group Holds Rally to Protest Shootings
Montgomery Police are still investigating a weekend shooting that left three people injured.
Troy Looking Ahead To Abilene Christian
Troy Looking Ahead To Abilene Christian
Coker, Sims Still Battling For Alabama QB Job
Coker, Sims Still Battling For Alabama QB Job
Victoryland Trial Starts Tuesday
Victoryland Casino in Macon County was raided by Attorney General Luther Strange in 2013, effectively shutting down the operation.
The state took over 1,000 gambling machines and over $200,000 in cash.
Debate Unlikely in Alabama Governor’s Race
Alabama voters aren’t likely to see debates between Alabama’s two candidates for governor. Representatives of Republican incumbent Robert Bentley and Democratic challenger Parker Griffith had been talking about scheduling debates, but those talks failed. Bentley says he welcomed a spirted exchange, but Griffith was only interested in negative campaigning and name-calling. Griffith says Bentley is unmanly and arrogant for not…
No. 3 Alabama Trying To Keep ‘Focus Stamina’
Alabama hasn’t been fazed by a neutral-site game, an overmatched opponent or a quarterback competition that’s still going strong.
Montgomery Man Kills Self During Traffic Stop
State troopers say a Montgomery man fatally shot himself after being pulled over in a traffic stop in Wetumpka. Troopers identified the man as 56-year-old Raymond Dawkins. Troopers say the shooting occurred during a traffic stop about 9 p.m. Sunday near the Poarch Creek Indians’ casino on U.S. 231 in Wetumpka. Authorities say a tribal police officer was nearby and…
