Sepsis Contributes to Half of Hospital Deaths
A new study shows sepsis contributes to about half the deaths in US hospitals every year.
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Less Sleep Could Mean More Body Fat in Children
Young children who consistently sleep less than the recommended amount are likely to have more body fat by the age of 7.
California Chrome can Breathe Easy
California Chrome can breathe easy - he will be allowed to wear a nasal strip when he goes for the Triple Crown in the Belmont Stakes.
Another Road Closure in Montgomery
Goodwyn Gibson Road between Mt. Zion Road and Woodley Road will be closed tomorrow to repair damage from the April 7th flood.
Delays will Continue Throughout this Week on Interstate 85 in Montgomery
The right lane of I-85 northbound at exit 11 Montgomery is closed for bridge repairs.
Gas Prices Across the Region Have Taken a Big Dive
According to Montgomery gas prices dot com, the average for a gallon of gas is three dollars and 51 cents per gallon.
Many Students Finding Summer Jobs.
Unemployment in Alabama is up more than half a percent from this time last year... but that's not stopping many students from finding summer jobs.
A Body was Found on Carmichael Road Sunday.
Montgomery police are still looking for answers in a death investigation after a body was found on Carmichael Road Sunday.
A Single-Vehicle Accident has Claimed the Life of a Prattville Man.
A single-vehicle accident has claimed the life of a Prattville man.
U-S Marshals Have Arrested Three Siblings Wanted on Attempted Murder Charges.
U-S Marshals have arrested three siblings of a man wanted on attempted murder charges.
Four Suspects in Two Home invasions are appearing in court today.
Four suspects in two home invasions in the Wallsboro Community are appearing in court today.
Federal Court Trial Begins Over Ala. Abortion Law
A federal court trial begins Monday over an Alabama abortion law that proponents say will make abortions safer and opponents say will close three of Alabama's five licensed abortion clinics.
Calhoun Co. Group Using Grant to Fight Elder Abuse
Calhoun County officials say they're planning to use a three-year $250,000 grant to address elder abuse.
Trial Delayed for Ala. Man in Interstate Shootout
A judge has delayed the trial of an Alabama man charged in a 2012 interstate shootout with security guards for Birmingham Mayor William Bell.
SE Ala. Church Heavily Damaged by Weekend Fire
Authorities are investigating a weekend fire that caused extensive damage to a church in southeast Alabama.
Tuscaloosa May Tweak Rules Over Tornado Recovery
Local officials in Tuscaloosa are considering changes to local ordinances that govern rebuilding of commercial areas after the devastating tornadoes of April 2011.
Alabama Pension Funds Could Run out in a Decade
A study says pension funds serving more than 335,000 Alabama state workers and retirees could run out of money in a decade if changes aren't made.
Trial on Alabama's New Controversial Abortion Law Set to Begin
A trial on Alabama's new controversial abortion law is about to get underway.
Summer Jobs Easy To Find For Many Students
Unemployment is up more than half a percent from this time last year, but that is not stopping many students from finding jobs quickly.
Police: Death Investigation Underway in Montgomery
A death investigation is underway in Montgomery after a body is found on Carmichael Road.
Armed Forces Honored in Golf Tournament
Our armed forces are also being celebrated right here in Montgomery.
Tractor Show and Pull Benefits Elmore Volunteer Fire Dept.
Antique tractors owners from across the state are rolling in.
Convington Co. Man Charged With Sexual Abuse of a Child
A Covington County man is charged with sexually abusing a child.
Organizers Hope River Jam, Brew Fest Are Filling Void Left By Jubilee
It's been two years since the end of the largest festival in Montgomery.
Alabama News Network Sponsors Walk to Cure Arthritis
Alabama news network is teaming up with the arthritis foundation to work towards a cure for the disease.
