School Health Programs Not Effective
School programs that encourage children to eat healthy and be more active are having little effect.
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Professor Wants Warning Labels on Sugary Drinks
A professor of public health at a leading British University is pushing for sugary drinks to carry health warning labels.
Auburn Sports Contract Focus of Hubbard Race
A decade-old old broadcasting contract at Auburn University is taking center stage in a new campaign ad.
Two Die in Birmingham After Contracting Legionella
University of Alabama Hospital officials say two of eight patients who recently tested positive for an infectious bacterial disease have died.
Broadcasting Contract Takes Center Stage in Campaign Ad
A decade-old old broadcasting contract at Auburn University is taking center stage in a new campaign ad.
Civil Rights Leaders on Montgomery's Interpretive Center Location
Civil Rights leaders speak out about the Montgomery Interpretive Center.
What's Right: Handy Granny
Kim Hungate is a grandmother who's returned to school -- to work.
Alabama Ranks #14 Worst In Identity Thefts Nationally
One report says Alabama ranks as one of the worst states in the nation when it comes to identity theft. So just how many identity thefts have happened in Montgomery? And how is law enforcement trying to combat the crime?
Primaries Could Decide Many Alabama Races
We're one week away from Alabama's primary elections. For many of these races, the primary will decide the ultimate winner because very few will face real candidates in the fall.
Road Improvements For Highland Home School Safety
Heavy traffic and carpool lines do not mix for Highland Home School students in Crenshaw County, but that is all changing and it will not cost the county a penny.
Troy's Emergency Response Team In Action
Here's an up close look at Troy's emergency response team in action, showcasing a new tactical rescue vehicle that could save lives
Fewer Calories Lead to Increased Breast Cancer Survival
According to a new study in the journal "Breast Cancer Research and Treatment," eating fewer calories boosts cancer survival rates.
New Chest Scan Could Predict Heart Attacks
Doctors in the Netherlands say a new type of chest scan, called a chest CT, can help predict the risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems.
Wealth May Affect Types of Cancers People Get
A new study shows the level of poverty or wealth in an area may affect the types of cancers people get.
Malaysian Officials Release Satellite Data used to Locate the Missing Airline
It included data from communications between the airplane, Satellites, and ground stations.
A Portion of George Wallace Drive is Barricaded
Both directions of traffic are shut down between Ray and Second Avenue.
A Lack of Funding and Few Marine Police are Concerning Some
Despite the growing population, security has not increased over the years.
Arrests are Made in a Convenience Store Robbery
Jacques Vinson and Jeremiah Pogue are charged with first degree robbery in connection with a Marathon gas station in the Wallsboro community.
Hokes Bluff Mayor, Gary Reeves, Dies in Birmingham
Authorities say the mayor of a city in eastern Alabama has died.
Tuskegee University President to Begin Post Soon
Tuskegee University's new president is expected to begin his position soon.
5 Year Old Boy Drowns
Police in Pell City are investigating after they say a 5-year-old boy drowned at Lakeside Park.
Is More Security Needed at Lake Martin?
Thousands of people were at Lake Martin over Memorial Day Weekend and plenty of boats and jet skis were in the water. But the 44 thousand acre lake has only two marine police patrolling, so how safe is it?
Jack Pagano Shares His Military Memories on Memorial Day
Alabama News Network's news director Jack Pagano shares his experience as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army.
