Mammograms Not Preventing Some Breast Cancer Deaths
A new 25-year Canadian study finds annual mammography screening in women ages 40 to 59 does not cut breast cancer deaths.
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West Nile Virus Costing Economy $800 Million
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the West Nile virus has cost the U.S. economy nearly $800 million dollars in health care expenses and lost productivity.
Coronary Disease Patients Dying from Other Causes
The majority of people who have coronary heart disease now die from causes other than heart disease, such as cancer and lung disease.
Cancer Drug Also Kills Deadly Fungus
New research shows the breast cancer drug tamoxifen also kills a fungus that causes a deadly brain infection.
New Information Needed to File State Tax Return
Alabama taxpayers filing their state tax returns electronically now must supply new information.
Smoking Restrictions Approved by Alabama Senate
The Alabama Senate has again passed a bill to ban smoking in many work places and in many businesses.
Smoking Restrictions Approved by Alabama Senate
The Alabama Senate has again passed a bill to ban smoking in many work places and in many businesses.
Alabama House Says Teens Need Permission to Tan
The state House of Representatives has voted to ban teens from using tanning beds unless they have a parent's written consent.
Electic Middle School Student Called a "Hero" for Saving Friend's Life
An Eclectic Middle School student is being called a hero for what he did to save his friend's life.
Phase 1 of Passenger Railroad Study Complete
The results of a study done on a possible railway train service were released to Alabama News Network.
Selma Leaders Eye Entertainment District
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- City leaders in Selma are exploring the possibility of creating an entertainment district in the city.
Stanhope Elmore High School Coach Faces Rape Charges
A high school teacher in Millbrook faces rape charges after allegedly forcing a student to have sex with him. Now, a judge says there is enough evidence to take the case to a grand jury.
Montgomery Probate Offices Understaffed
Renewing your car tag every year can be quite a chore with long waits at the probate office. And they could be longer now because of a shortage of workers at the Montgomery County Probate Office.
Camellia City Bakery Reopens
A well-known bakery in Greenville is back open for business after the death of its owner.
Historical Sign Marking Trail Of Tears Found In Butler County
A historical sign marking the Trail of Tears that was stolen in North Alabama has been found in Butler County.
City Promises: Mayor John Bartholomew Talks About Plans For Opp
In 2012, John Bartholomew made a few promises to win the Mayor's seat. Promises like turning downtown Opp into a walking entertainment district, more jobs, and cutting power bills. Bartholomew says he plans to keep his promises and changes will be seen this year.
School Closings and Delays for Wednesday
These are the school closings and delays for Wednesday.
Charles McCrary Retiring as Alabama Power CEO
AP-AL--Alabama Power-CEO Retiring McCrary retiring as Alabama Power CEO Eds: APNewsNow. Alabama Power CEO Charles McCrary is retiring after 12 years at the helm of the company.
Two Montgomery Shopping Centers Seeing More Business
Two different shopping areas in Montgomery are making a comeback after years of standing almost vacant.
Alabama Capitol Clock Stuck in Time
As you know, Montgomery holds a lot of history. But there is one thing on the capitol building that is literally having trouble keeping up with the times.
Two-Year-Old Girl Struck by Father's Vehicle
A two-year-old girl is in the hospital after being run over by her father in Butler County.
Brasher Named Alabama Solicitor General
Andrew Lynn Brasher is Alabama's new solicitor general after being named to the post by Attorney General Luther Strange.
Gov. Bentley Declares State of Emergency
Gov. Robert Bentley is issuing a statewide state of emergency in advance of dangerous winter weather that's forecast to hit the state.
