Deaths from Pancreatic Cancer Increasing
Pancreatic cancer death rates among blacks and whites have moved in opposite directions over the past few decades.
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Police Make Arrest in Monday Night Murder
Montgomery police have made an arrest in the city's 43rd homicide of the year.
Ex-Autauga Commissioner Faces Corruption Charges
A former Autauga County politician turned himself into police Wednesday after being charged in a corruption case.
Two Georgia Men Charged in LSU-Bama Ticket Scam
Police say two Georgia men are accused of selling fake tickets to the LSU-Alabama football game in Tuscaloosa last weekend.
Selma Couple Deals with Excessive Water Bill
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Imagine opening your monthly water bill and instead of the usual $35 dollar water bill -- you get one for more than $500 dollars. What do you do?
Tuscaloosa Police: Shooting More Than Football Rivalry
Tuscaloosa police now say a shooting after the LSU-Alabama game appears to have involved more than football rivalry.
Does Pike Road Need a Fulltime Fire Department?
The town of Pike Road is considered to be one of the fastest growing towns in the country. With its own school on the way and more projected growth... is it time for a full time fire department instead of remaining mostly volunteer?
What's Right with Your Community: Clefworks
A Montgomery group wants to make classical music accessible to everyone - especially young children who might otherwise never have the chance to experience it.
ASU Filipino Students Concerned About Families In Philippines
Three international students at Alabama State University say they're waiting to hear from some of their own family members in the Philippines, after a the strongest typhoon in history turns entire towns into rubble. At least 1,700 people are dead -- but the death toll is expected to reach 10,000. The students just hope their family members aren't among the victims.
Mourning Loss Of Murdered Classmate
It's back to the books at Goshen High, but it's anything but back to normal. Each senior wore a purple and gold ribbon in memory of their classmates
Maxwell AFB Braces For More Budget Cuts
Hundreds of American and international students fill the auditorium, waiting for the next presentation.
Bank Bringing Jobs to Montgomery
Hancock Bank is moving a corporate and operation center to the city of Montgomery.
High School Athletes and Prescription Drug Abuse
A new study finds male high school athletes are more likely than other kids to be prescribed opiod painkillers, like vicodin and oxycontin, and abuse them.
Tungsten Linked to Strokes
A type of metal used in cell phones and computers may increase the risk of stroke.
Head Trauma Can Lead to Alzheimer’s
A small British study finds people who suffer a traumatic brain injury are more likely to have plaque deposits in their brains.
Montgomery Police Investigate the City's 43rd Homicide
The Montgomery Police Department is investigating the city’s 43rd homicide this year following the shooting death Monday evening of 34-year-old Anthony Bailey of Greenville.
Montgomery Police Investigate Life Threatening Shooting
Montgomery Police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured.
Have College Rivalries Gone Too Far?
School rivalries are what motivates us to cheer on our teams with passion.
Bama Getting Ready for Mississippi State
Alabama took down LSU this past weekend 38-17. Up next is Mississippi State
Andalusia Ceremony Honors Veterans and Service Members
Andalusia's Veteran's Memorial Park was filled with pride, sorrow, and sacrifice today as the Covington County community gathered to honor the sacrifices that many of their own neighbors have made.
Montgomery Celebrates Veterans Day
The flags were waving proudly all along Dexter Avenue as the veterans day parade moved through the city.
Why Some Women Delay Seeking Medical Advice
New research at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston finds poorer women are more likely to delay seeing a doctor after finding a breast abnormality.
The Cost of Having A Baby
A new study finds the average cost of having a baby in the U.S. is 21,000 dollars.
How Exercise Helps Baby
As little as 20 minutes of exercise three times a week can enhance the brain development of a newborn baby.
