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Obese children are more likely to develop asthma.
In a CDC study, half of all adults suffer from at least one chronic condition like diabetes, heart disease or obesity.
Authorities say they've apprehended a Hoover man they've been seeking after his pregnant wife was found shot to death.
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley has appointed nearly 30 people to a council that will advise state officials and education leaders on tailoring the state's educational programs to the workforce needs of new and existing businesses.
A Cullman County man charged with murder in the killing of a convicted sex offender is asking the judge in the case to step aside.
A hurricane watch has been issued for part of North Carolina's coast as Tropical Storm Arthur moves northward, threatening Fourth of July plans along the East Coast.
One Court Square, the building that was once supposed to be the QuestPlex in downtown Montgomery, has been sold.
It only comes once every four years. But when it does, Americans of all backgrounds and interests seem to have World Cup fever-- this year maybe more than ever.
The construction on Dexter Avenue continues as crews work near the Capitol to create what city leaders say will be a more park-like setting.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The historic St. James Hotel in downtown Selma -- is now under new management.
United States Senator Jeff Sessions visited Greenville to talk with community members and answer their questions about current issues in the government.
A new study finds strong evidence that the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine recommended for children under 6 is not associated with autism.
Women who use donor eggs to conceive have a greater risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension.
There has been a dramatic drop in the growth of healthcare spending in the U.S.
Georgia state police say in a report that alcohol use is suspected in a one-car crash that claimed the lives of an Atlanta man who was driving and a former Auburn University football player who was a passenger.
It's a controversial issue that won't soon go away... Hobby Lobby is now exempt from having to pay for contraceptives like "the morning after pill."
Tonight we have more on the death of Former Auburn University football stand out Philip Lutzenkirchen.
The Crenshaw County Board of Education officially named an interim superintendent Monday morning, but plans for finding a permanent superintendent are postponed.
The Auburn family suffered a loss this weekend when former football star Philip Lutzenkirchen was killed in a car accident in Georgia. The campus is still reeling from the news of Phillip Lutzenkirchen's death. But people are looking at ways to remember number 43.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A program in Perry County is making the American Dream of home ownership -- a reality for a group of low income families.
The age of a man does not affect fertility.
Jefferson County sheriff's officials say they're searching for the owner of a pet grooming business who's charged with animal cruelty and operating a business without a license.
Authorities in Russell County, Alabama say a 12-year-old boy has died in a motorcycle crash.
Three of Alabama's five abortion clinics remain open after complying with a new state law that sets stricter building requirements.
Federal prosecutors say 10 men accused of illegally selling firearms at a Dothan area flea market have been arrested.



