Late Diabetes Development Could Lead Memory Problems
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic say people who develop diabetes and high blood pressure in middle age are twice as likely to have brain cell loss and memory problems when they're older.
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Alabama Store Owner Stops Robber With Baseball Bat
Huntsville police say a man attempting to rob a convenience store fled when the owner grabbed a baseball bat to fight back.
IRS Says 17,500 Alabamians May Qualify for Refunds
The Internal Revenue Service says millions in refunds may be waiting for 15,700 Alabamians who did not file a tax return for 2010.
Baby's Death-Capital Murder
Talladega Police Say a Man is Charged with Capital Murder in the Death of His 8-Month-Old Daughter.
Community College Killing
Testimony shows a man on trial in a deadly community college shooting in Opelika told investigators he meant to kill.
Alabama Man Arrested on Meth Charges Twice in 3 Weeks
An Alabama man has been jailed on methamphetamine possession charges just three weeks after his last drug arrest.
Alabama Legislature Approves Marijuana Oil Bill
The Alabama Legislature has given final approval to a marijuana oil bill sought by families who want the oil as a potential treatment for their children's seizure disorders.
Alabama Legislature Approves Marijuana Oil Bill
The Alabama Legislature has given final approval to a marijuana oil bill sought by families who want the oil as a potential treatment for their children's seizure disorders.
IRS Refunds Millions for 2010 Tax Returns
The Internal Revenue Service says millions in refunds may be waiting for 15,700 Alabamians who did not file a tax return for 2010.
Alabama House Approves Expungement Bill
People accused, but not convicted, of certain crimes in Alabama might soon be able to have their records cleared.
Town of Camp Hill Starting Neighborhood Watch Program
Many large towns and cities use neighborhood watch programs to cut down on crime--asking community members to lend their eyes and ears and report anything suspicious.
House Approves Changes To Failing School Law
The Alabama House of Representatives has approved changes to a GOP-championed program that provides scholarships and tax credits to help move students from failing public schools to private ones.
Is your March Madness Pool Bracket Legal?
What some may consider as just plain fun can also have you breaking the law in Alabama.
Will Teacher Pay Raise Happen?
The education budget passed the house yesterday without a teacher pay raise in it.
House Votes To Make Cornbread Official State Bread
Cornbread, a southern staple, might soon find itself with some fancy company.
House Health Committee Debating Midwife Bill
Mothers and midwives are once again asking Alabama officials to legalize at-home births attended by midwives.
Gun Bill Advances in Alabama Legislature
The Alabama Senate has approved a bill to allow people to carry loaded handguns in their vehicles without getting pistol permit.
One-On-One With Gov. Robert Bentley On Tutwiler Prison
We take an interview of a Tutwiler prison inmate we aired to viewers last month straight to Governor Robert Bentley to get his reaction and to find out what changes must be made at Tutwiler.
General Fund Keeps State Worker Bonus
The state's general fund budget is one step closer to heading the governor's desk. The budget was approved in a senate committee today after it already been passed in the house.
One Candidate Left In Consideration for Butler County Superintendent
The Butler County School Board is set to name a new superintendent Thursday. We have learned there is only one candidate left in consideration.
Senate Health Committee Approves Lethal Injection Drugs
Alabama lawmakers are getting close to approving a bill that would keep secret the identities of manufacturers and suppliers of lethal injection drugs used in state executions.
Alabama Governor Supportive of Prison Ombudsman
A spokeswoman for Gov. Robert Bentley says he's supportive of $250,000 added to the state General Fund budget for hiring a prison ombudsman in the governor's office.
Governor Bentley Supporting Prison Money in General Fund
A spokeswoman for Gov. Robert Bentley says he's supportive of $250,000 added to the state General Fund budget for hiring a prison ombudsman in the governor's office.
Montgomery Police Investigating Shooting
Montgomery police investigate an early-morning shooting.
