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It really shouldn't be. I understand why it is, but no ten year-old should ever have to go through this kind of life of torment. The video you will see, in just a moment, is also disturbing. I want to make sure that you have been properly warned about what you will see.

You might be a redneck if your elementary school kids are hanging out of car windows and open rooftops. Didn't Jeff Foxworthy say that one time? I don't think he had thought of that one.

Adam Knowlden is an Associate Professor of Health Science and is conducting an important sleep study, in conjunction with the University Of Alabama. The program is called SLUMBRx and all information they collect is geared towards understanding how sleep and body weight impact health problems. The program is actively looking for volunteers for the study and those that are selected will be paid $200 for their time during the study.

I made this discovery when staying with my daughter and grandchildren for a few days. As my 9-year-old grandson was playing one of his favorite games on Xbox, I couldn't believe what was on the screen. I yelled for him to freeze right on the level he was on, so I could snap a quick photo of what I was looking at.

Once again, a mystery in the skies over West Alabama. I'm not sure why we have had so many of these of late, but the truth is, we have! Now, Cottondale is the center of another UFO mystery in the sky.

It's always interesting to find out what our fellow Alabamians are doing online. Right? Maybe not. Recently, Google Health released the top questions that come from folks in Alabama. What medical issues are you worried about?

This candy is sold all over Alabama in grocery stores and other retailers. Now, health warnings are being issued about this popular candy. The warning comes from Consumer Reports and highlights certain types of this candy.

A community is only as safe as it's essential resources like the water supply. Why is this such a problem in West Alabama? This seems like something we would guarantee is safe for our families in Tuscaloosa and Northport, as well as our other cities in the region.

A family in Tuscaloosa County with a very spooky story is the subject of one of their investigations. The show deals with the Tuscaloosa-related investigation in season 1, episode 2. It started with a sound here and there or seeing things that weren't really in the house. This one hits really, really close to home.

74 year old Susan saved her dog from an alligator attack