Warning

That's right. Chicken raised right in the backyard of homes all over Alabama. However, an outbreak related to backyard poultry began earlier this summer according to the CDC. It is still a problem.

If you want your car to run smoothly and avoid costly repairs, there are some things you should never do to your car in our home state of Alabama. This stuff is easy to forget or not be aware of in the first place. So, we're here to help.

Yeah, I think if I am walking through Publix or Winn Dixie, looking at a few fruits and veggies, and there's an explosion, I would be a tad taken aback. Melons aren't supposed to explode in front of you. Oh, but they are. They really are.

If you see purple paint on a tree, fence, piece of wood or building in Alabama would you have any idea what the purple paint posted really means? HERE'S WHAT PURPLE PAINT MEANS IN ALABAMA, NO MATTER WHERE YOU SEE IT. You need to take notice and get out of that area immediately!

In the next few days, I plan to do more stories about the utterly horror-movie like things some Alabamians report seeing of late. Some, even stranger than this creature caught on camera. Things caught on a camera. A trail cam to be precise.

This warning is important for a few reasons. First and foremost, Alabama conservation folks want everyone to be aware of this information. In addition, if you plan to travel out of state this Summer, this is important information. Recently, we reported on a warning for Alabamians involving bathing suits.

It is a huge problem in West Alabama. It's not showing signs of slowing down in the near future. Finding a decent parking spot in downtown Tuscaloosa is always a challenge, but there's something you need to know if you plan to leave your car overnight.

It was stronger than Percocet, Vicodin or Oxycontin. MUCH STRONGER! It was so easy to obtain. Fast-forward to now, and that drug, Tianeptine, is destroying lives in Alabama.

In the state of Florida, iguanas are a common sight in many residential areas and are often found basking in the sun on trees, fences, and walls. However, during the winter months, when temperatures in Florida can drop below freezing, iguanas can become a frozen and fall from their perches.

I have lived in Alabama since 1988 and I never dreamed these problems would show up in Dixieland. Halloween candy tainted with fentanyl was a real threat across the USA. Drug cartels were reportedly trying to inject the deadly drug into candy coming across the border.