Why You Should be Checking Your Blood Pressure at Home
People who show normal blood pressure readings in the doctor’s office and elevated readings at home have an increased risk of heart attack.
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Study: Drug Trials Vary Widely
Not all FDA trials for new drugs are the same.
Being Active Can Prevent Heart Problems
California researchers have a simple message for men looking to prevent heart problems: be active and sit less.
Alabama Sees Alarming Spike in Fire Deaths in 2014
Alabama fire officials say the state has seen an alarming increase in fire deaths.
Family of Barbershop Murder Victim Says Bond Set Too Low For Suspect
The owner of a Selma Barbershop who's being charged with murder is now walking the streets again. The victim's family is upset because they believe his bond was set too low.
Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford to Run for State Office?
Tuskegee mayor Johnny Ford says he is considering another run for state office.
Butler Co. School Superintendent Officially Resigns
Butler County School Superintendent Darren Douthitt has quit, but he left a school board meeting without officially revealing where he's going.
What's Right with Your Community: Make an Impact Project
This video is no longer available. Withdrawals and deposits aren't the only thing on the mind of some area bank employees; so is helping others. It's all a part of PrimeSouth Bank's "Make an Impact" project.
Montgomery's Planetarium to get $500,000 Digital Upgrade
W.A. Gayle Planetarium is moving into the digital age with 500,000 dollars worth of upgrades.
Montgomery DPS SouthCentral Officially Opens, Ready For Use
The Montgomery Department of Public Safety's new SouthCentral office is now open. It's a new precinct that will house the Montgomery fire and police departments. While adding the precinct is not only making history, nearby businesses hope it makes that part of the city safer.
Medical Marijuana In Alabama?
Some people who face pain and other health problems say marijuana is the medical miracle they desperately need. Now there's a bill in legislature to legalize medical marijuana, letting doctors prescribe it for a number of illnesses.
Sheriff Reflects On Year Since Midland City Hostage Situation
A man holds a child in a bunker for a week, it's a story that had people across the world hoping and waiting for a resolution.
Air Ambulance Base in Wetumpka Closes its Doors
An air ambulance base in Wetumpka is closing its doors.
Soaking up the Sun Could Help You Live Longer
Some extra fun in the sun could help cut your risk of heart attack and stroke.
New Treatment for Cocaine Addiction Could be on the Way
Mount Sinai researchers have discovered a new way cocaine alters the brain's reward circuits, causing addiction.
Boosting Vitamin-D Could Help People with Multiple Sclerosis
Increasing intake of vitamin-D could benefit people in the early stages of multiple sclerosis.
Lowndes Co. Woman Killed in Four-Car Crash
A Lowndes County woman has been killed in a four-car crash in Ft. Deposit.
Alabama House Democrats Want Lottery Vote, Tobacco Tax
Democrats in the Alabama House have announced their support for a state lottery referendum, 6 percent raise for public employees and a tobacco tax increase.
Judge Considering Whether to Drop Lawsuit Against Saban's Daughter
A judge in Tuscaloosa is considering whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed against coach Nick Saban's daughter after a fight with a sorority sister.
City of Prattville's 10th annual Mardi Gras Parade
The City of Prattville's 10th Annual Mardi Gras Parade will be held Saturday, Feb. 15th at 1 pm. The parade themed "10 Years Rolling with the Good Times" will begin at Stanley-Jensen Stadium proceeding through Downtown Prattville. There will be…
Mardi Gras Festival & Parade in Millbrook
The Millbrook Revelers Mardi Gras Festival & Parade will be held on Feb. 22. The festival grounds will officially open at 9 am. The Parade will begin at Noon. There will be over 60 vendors on site and there will…
Obama's Marijuana vs. Alcohol Reaction
President Obama states in a recent interview with "The New Yorker" magazine that he believes marijuana is not any more dangerous than alcohol.
Mosses Residents React to Walter Hill's Indictment as Lowndes Co. EMA Director
Lowndes County EMA Director Walter Hill has been indicted on allegations of fraud and abuse of power.
Former Inmate Describes Life Inside Tutwiler Prison After Sexual Abuse Allegations
The U.S. Justice Department is expanding its investigation into the Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, after looking into allegations of sexual abuse and harassment during the past 18 years -- and a former prisoner tells us everything in the report... is true.
Parents Waiting On Douthitt's Decision
Butler County parents are anxiously awaiting Darren Douthitt's announcement as to whether he will accept a new superintendent position with Anniston City Schools.
