Red Meat Increases Risk of Heart Failure
Men who eat a lot of processed red meat may have an increased risk of dying from heart failure.
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Judge Won't Dismiss Charges on Rep. Barry Moore
A judge in Opelika has refused to dismiss charges against Republican Rep. Barry Moore and he has released a document related to a public corruption investigation that includes the name of House Speaker Mike Hubbard.
Some Young Artists are Showing Off Their Skills
They've been taking lessons in drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture, and printmaking.
Bill Cosby is Coming to the Montgomery Performing Arts Center
Bill cosby is coming to the Montgomery Performing arts center in October! It's part of his "Far From Finished Tour."
Deputies are Looking for Someone who Broke into a Home in Crenshaw County
Deputies say Brandon Richards is wanted.
Miss America 2004 Erika Dunlap Participated in ASU's Booked on Heritage Event.
Miss America 2004 Erika Dunlap participated in ASU's Booked on Heritage event. Doctor Kim Brown read from her acclaimed children's book "Queen like me - the true stories of girls who have changed the world.
Alabama's Special Olympics Team is Embarking an Incredible Journey
Members of Alabama's Special Olympics team is embarking an incredible journey.
Florida Georgia Line and Rapper Nelly Will be in Concert Saturday
Riverwalk Stadium has already sold more than 10-thousand tickets. That's in addition to the city-sponsored Second Saturday.
AG Luther Strange Announces the Conviction of a Man on Numerous Sex Crimes
Attorney General Luther Strange announces the conviction of a Madison County man on numerous sex crimes against a 5-year-old girl.
GM Recalling Camaros for Ignition Switch Problem
General Motors is recalling more cars for problems with ignition switches.
Ku Klux Klan Secretary Guilty of Perjury
Federal prosecutors say a former Ku Klux Klan officer has pleaded guilty to perjury in a case involving a cross burning in Ozark.
VA Leader Talks About Patient Delays
The director of the Veterans Administration health services in central Alabama says he's eliminated paper waiting lists, added staff and worked to bring stability to an operation that has some of the longest patient waiting lists in the country.
Physician-Governor not Surprised by VA Problems
Alabama's governor says he's not surprised by problems in the Veterans Administration health care system because he saw them years ago when he was a young doctor working in VA hospitals in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa.
Montgomery Group Calls for Change at St. Clair
A group pushing for changes in Alabama's prison system is calling for a new warden at St. Clair Correctional Facility because of inmate violence.
Police Probe Report of Ropes that Resemble Nooses
Police are investigating a report of ropes resembling nooses at an Opelika manufacturing plant.
Montgomery Gears Up for Big Concert Weekend
City officials say this is the latest in what they hope is a string of big name acts to take to Montgomery stages and make the Capital City a destination for summer entertainment.
Can City Get Involved with Abandoned Schools?
Montgomery Public Schools Superintendent says cleaning up the abandoned schools in Montgomery is not her first priority.
Montgomery Co. Leaders Buckling Down On Littering
Montgomery County leaders say more has to be done to stop littering. They say county roads are piling up with so much trash some roads are starting to smell.
Business Hopes World Cup Brings Boost
The World Cup kicks off in Brazil today, with fans from across the globe ready to cheer on their team. But are businesses in Montgomery expecting to see fans cheer and spend money?
Andalusia Teenager Hospitalized for Rattlesnake Bite
An Andalusia teenager landed in the hospital for two nights after simply helping his mom clear their yard of fallen branches.
Ala. Wildlife Officials Tag Endangered Woodpeckers
Eric Spadgenske carefully places a noose of twine inside the cavity of a long-leaf pine and fishes out a rare thing - a red cockaded woodpecker nestling.
Ku Klux Klan Secretary Guilty of Perjury
Federal prosecutors say a former Ku Klux Klan officer had pleaded guilty to perjury in a case involving a cross burning in Ozark.
Ala Hospital Patient Tests Positive for Legionella
University of Alabama Birmingham Hospital officials say another patient has tested positive for a bacteria that can lead to a type of pneumonia
Childhood Cancers Can Lead to Future Health Problems
A new study find childhood cancer survivors face ongoing health problems even decades later.
Walking Improves Knee Osteoarthritis
Walking at least 6,000 steps a day may help improve mobility for people with knee osteoarthritis and those at risk of getting it.
