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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.

A Man Charged for Murder Appears Before a Judge

Richard Tyus filed for youthful offender status.

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.

Memorial Day: 90-Year-Old Army Veteran Speaks About World War II

In Montgomery -- a 90-year-old Army veteran takes us back to World War II.

World War I Butler Co. Boys Honored At 11th Annual Memorial Day Celebration

It has been 100 years since the start of World War I. In Greenville, the Butler County Boys were remembered in the 11th annual Memorial Day tribute, and veterans shared memories of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

One-on-One with Gov. Robert Bentley

Gov. Robert Bentley was Live on CBS 8 at 5:00 to talk about issues facing Alabama and his goals if he's re-elected.

Authorities are Responding to Questions about Friday's Deadly Rampage in Isla Vista California

Sheriff's deputies visited the suspect just weeks before he killed six students at the University of California, Santa Barbara. 13 others were wounded before police say he shot and killed himself.

Gas Prices Across the Region Continue to Drop

Good news for travelers... Gas prices across the region continue to drop. According to Montgomerygasprices.com, the average price for a gallon of regular gas is three dollars and 46 cents. That is down five cents from this time last week.…

Kids Across the Region are Also Honoring Our Fallen Heroes

Girl Scout Troupe 9064 was out at Oakwood cemetery this morning replacing worn flags on the graves of veterans and learning about the importance of memorial day.

The Nation Pauses to Honor Our Fallen Heroes

The nation pauses to honor our fallen heroes. Among the Mourners at the Arlington National Cemetery this morning was Brittany Jacobs. She brought her 3 year old son to the tomb of his father, marine Sergeant Christopher Jacobs. Brittney Jacobs:…