Amphetamines Delay Exhaustion When Exercising
A new study at Indiana University confirms that amphetamines can delay exhaustion when exercising in the heat.
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Blistering Sunburns Increase Skin Cancer Risk
Young Caucasian women who get blistering sunburns may be greatly increasing their risk of developing skin cancer.
One Third of People Obese or Overweight
Nearly one third of the world's population is obese or overweight.
VA Hospital Scandal
A preliminary report looking at the scheduling problems at VA hospital in Phoenix is fueling calls for the head of the agency to step down.
Applying for Summer School.
School may not quite be out for most middle and high school students, but it's already time for some students to think about applying for summer school.
A Montgomery Judge has Overturned the Alabama Accountability Act
A Montgomery judge has overturned the Alabama Accountability Act, saying parts of the act are unconstitutional.
Montgomery Students Remember Ferry Disaster
A Montgomery school is remembering those who lost their lives in a boating tragedy.
Georgia Man Dead After Getting Caught in a Rip Current
Orange Beach marine police say 36-year-old Tywan Barnes of Atlanta got caught in a rip current Wednesday afternoon.
Autauga County Sheriff's Office has a New Boat
Sheriff Herbie Johnson unveiled a brand new boat, fully equipped with sonar.
Copper Tubing Plant Featured in Bentley Ad Opens
A Chinese copper tubing company celebrated its opening Wednesday in Wilcox County.
NASA Testing Next-Generation Rocket in Huntsville
Engineers are conducting tests on a model of NASA's next-generation heavy lift rocket in Huntsville.
UAB Hospital Late to Report Deadly Outbreak
The state says UAB Hospital was late in reporting an outbreak of deadly legionella bacteria that infected patients.
ASU Professor Remembers Maya Angelou
Dr. Tonea Stewart says she had thought the day she heard of Maya Angelou's death would be hard. She tells us about a time she met Angelou while she was a faculty member at Jackson State in Jackson, Mississippi, and she entertained the literary legend at her home.
Community Reacts to Alabama Accountability Act Being Overturned
A Montgomery judge has overturned the Alabama Accountability Act, saying parts of the act are unconstitutional.
Authorities Destroy Illegal Moonshine Still in Bullock County
Alabama Beverage Control Agents destroy a moonshine still in Bullock County -- the third one since March.
Golden Dragon Copper USA Up and Running in Wilcox Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- After more than two years of construction the Golden Dragon Copper plant in Wilcox County is up and running.
Campaign 2014: Tallapoosa Co. Sheriff's Race
We're less than a week away from the primary elections, and for people in Tallapoosa County, that means heading to the polls to weigh in on the sheriff's race.
Mayor Says One Of Prattville's Historic Home's Has Future
It's been three years since fire heavily damaged a home in Prattville's Daniel Pratt Historic District. So what is the home's future?
Alex City Police Officer Cleared in Shooting
The Alexander City police officer who was involved in the shooting death of a man outside of a restaurant has been cleared of charges by a grand jury.
Cell Phone App Bringing Business To Andalusia
21st century technology is bringing big business to the Andalusia Chamber of Commerce, and it is just in time for vacation traffic.
Judge Overturns Alabama Accountability Act
A Montgomery County circuit court judge has overturned the Alabama School Accountability Act saying it's unconstitutional. The law provided tax credits for parents who moved their children from failing public schools to other schools, even private ones.
Flood Damage Still Evident In Covington County
Recent flooding is still evident in Covington County. Road damage is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Troy's Online Program Named One Of The Best For Veterans
It's summer school at Troy University. It's also school for students from across the world who connect to university professors.
Preacher Found Not Guilty in Shooting Death of Wife
A judge says an Alabama preacher is not guilty by reason of insanity in the shooting death of his wife and the wounding of their daughter.
Jefferson Co. Authorities Looking into Thefts of Urinal Parts
Jefferson County sheriff's officials say they're probing a series of thefts involving metal urinal components from several local restaurant bathrooms.
