Fatty Diet May Increase Risk of Breast Cancer
New research shows eating a diet that's high in fat may increase the risk of certain types of breast cancer.
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Dallas County Minister Arrested on Sex Charges
A Dallas County minister has been arrested on sex charges involving a minor.
Volkswagen Stopping Sale of 25,000 Cars
Volkswagen has temporarily halted sales of about 25,000 cars in the United State because of a fire risk.
Alabama Births to Unmarried Women Rising
A new report says births to unmarried women in Alabama are on the rise.
Adoptive Families Rally at State House, Alvin Holmes Responds
State Representative Alvin Holmes comes under fire for comments about interracial adoption.
Truck Driver Killed in I-85 Wreck Identified
The truck driver killed on Interstate 85 in Macon County has been identified.
Church Pastor Arrested on Sex Charges in Dallas Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A church pastor in Dallas County is arrested on sex charges -- involving an underage family member.
Woman Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Boyfriend
A Pike County woman is arrested for allegedly shooting her boyfriend.
Stricter Dog Ordinance Up For Discussion In Troy
The Troy City Council is looking to create a stricter dog ordinance.
New Law Gives More Time for Securities Fraud Cases
The director of the Alabama Securities Commission says a new state law will make it easier to prosecute securities fraud cases that take years for the fraud to emerge.
Ex-Elmore County Coroner Sentenced on Ethics, Theft Charges
A former Elmore County coroner has been sentenced to jail and probation on the charges of theft and ethics violations.
Toyota Recalling Six-Million Vehicles
Toyota has issued a recall on almost 6 million vehicles.
Governor Bentley Signs Crowd Funding Law
Governor Bentley signs the crowd funding law.
Men Not Getting Help for Eating Disorders
The idea that only young women suffer from eating disorders is getting in the way of men getting help.
Superintendent to Discuss New Standardized Tests
Alabama schools Superintendent Tommy Bice will be discussing the new standardized tests.
Two Selma People Arrested For Setting Car On Fire
Selma police arrest two people for setting a car on fire.
Study Links Teenage Drinking to Music
A new study links teenage drinking with pop music that references alcohol.
Painkillers Can Increase Irregular Heartbeat Risk
Researchers in the Netherlands say older adults who use painkillers, including aspirin and ibuprofen, could be at increased risk of developing an irregular heartbeat.
Midland City Hostages Helps Recognize Victims' Aid
Midland City hostage survivor Ethan Gillman joined federal officials in Montgomery to observe Crime Victims' Rights Week by recognizing groups that help crime victims.
Governor Bentley Signs Crowd Funding Law
Alabamians are being given a new way to raise money to start a small business.
IRS Expects 142,000 Alabamians to See Extensions
The Internal Revenue Service predicts about 142,000 Alabamians will request an extension on filing their tax returns by April 15.
Superintendent to Discuss New Standardized Tests
Alabama Superintendent Tommy Bice will hold a briefing Wednesday on the new standardized tests that public school students will take later this month.
