Skin Lesions Could Indicate Skin Cancer
Pain and itch from skin lesions could be a sign of skin cancer.
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Checking Your Pulse May Prevent Second Stroke
Checking your pulse frequently after a stroke may be the best way to prevent another stroke.
Acetaminophen Does Not Help Back Pain
A new study finds acetaminophen does not lessen lower back pain.
Governor's Office: Immigrant Children Expected
A spokeswoman for Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says the federal government has notified the governor that immigrant children will be placed at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery.
Appeals Court to Hear Siegelman Case in October
A federal appeals court won't be hearing former Gov. Don Siegelman's case next week.
Bentley Says Special Legislative Session an Option
Gov. Robert Bentley says a special session of the Legislature to address economic incentives to attract industries is an option.
Chase Corner Development Update
Progress is in motion as the development at Chase Corner continues on Taylor Road.
Car Dealership Getting Tax Incentives, Some Asking Why
City and the county leaders voted to give hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax incentives to Stivers Ford to revamp the car dealership's showroom.
Prattville Keeps Bringing In New Business
A new restaurant is open for business in Prattville, yet another one that's chosen that city over Montgomery Panda Express is one of those, as well as O'Charley's and McAllister's, who closed locations in the capital city but stayed open in Prattville.
New WalMart Opens in Tallassee
It's out with the old and in with the new in one Central Alabama town.
Faith Programs Partner To Fight Crime In Montgomery
From Montgomery -- the organizers of two programs are teaming together to help curb crime, but the focus isn't on more patrols or a neighborhood watch program -- it's about fighting crime through faith by targeting children.
Chileans Spend Month at Troy University Learning English
Nine Chileans are about to end their stay in Troy, after spending a month learning English.
New and Improved Middle School Ready For Troy Students
Even with the end of summer, middle schoolers in Troy have a new school to look forward to.
Fishing Legend Visits Greenville Campers
Kids in Greenville learned from a fishing legend about the sport and the importance of playing outside.
Rev. Al Sharpton to Visit Birmingham Next Week
Birmingham city officials say the Rev. Al Sharpton is planning a trip to Birmingham to help open a local chapter of the organization he heads.
Tuscaloosa OKs License Fee for Ticket Sellers
The city of Tuscaloosa is joining Auburn in clamping down on ticket scalpers.
Children Do Not Have Accurate View of Weight
Nearly one in three American children do not have an accurate view of their own weight.
Mental Exam Ordered in Deandra Lee Triple Homicide
A Lowndes County judge has ordered a mental exam for a man charged with killing 9-year-old twins and their baby sitter.
Over 100 Spots in DNA Linked to Schizophrenia
Genetic scientists have linked more than 100 spots in human DNA to the risk of developing schizophrenia.
Postpartum Depression Linked to Childbirth Pain
A new study links severe pain during childbirth to postpartum depression.
Three People Arrested in Weekend Homicides
Montgomery police have arrested three people in connection with two weekend homicides.
Wetumpka's Police Chief, Deputy Chief Placed on Leave
Wetumpka's police chief and deputy chief have been placed on paid administrative leave.
All-Star Fans Enjoying Montgomery
It's North versus South at the Riverwalk Stadium as AHSAA All-Star baseball gets underway.
Lincoln Cemetery Starting to Look Neglected
Lincoln Cemetery in Montgomery is starting to look like it did before a group of volunteers took it over...neglected. So when will the cemetery be cleaned up?
Selma Woman Killed in Weekend Crash
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A single-car crash claims the life of a Selma woman over the weekend.
