WAFF 48: We Track Storms
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- Decatur lawmaker proposes new meth laws 3:31am Nov 10|1 Comment
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The news conference will be held Monday in Montgomery at 1 p.m.
About a million Maclaren strollers sold by Target and Babies "R" Us are being recalled after 12 reports of children having their fingertips amputated by a hinge mechanism.
A paramedic traveled to Washington, DC to testify about the effects of open-air burning in Iraq and Afghanistan.
CASA volunteers help the elderly by winterizing their homes.
Police arrest a robbery suspect who also escaped from work release.
Members of Maj, Nidal Malik Hasan's family have spoken out against his killing spree, which resulted in 13 dead and 30 wounded at Fort Hood, Texas, calling it "despicable and deplorable." Huntsville's Islamic community is also very troubled by this.
Her brother's death was from methamphetamine, now the president of Mothers Against Meth is using her personal tragedy to influence others.
An Alabama soldier who was amongst those wounded in Thursday's mass shooting at the Fort Hood Army camp has been identified and is said to be recovering.
Three north Alabama county health departments still have some H1N1 vaccine.
An Ardmore woman will face a federal judge monday afternoon on kidnapping charges.
UA Huntsville is under fire from a state lawmaker who called on the university to drop plans to extend benefits to same-sex partners.
A truck drove off of the Tennessee River Bridge and part of I-65 will be closed to reconstruct the guard rail.
After a recent gang-rape of a young woman, the public is outraged about the bystanders' silence.
On the eve of halloween, we could all use a good ghost story especially the one that haunts us right in our backyard.
One breast cancer survivor is on a mission to bring comfort to others battling the disease. One cap at a time, Carla Merrill is hoping to make a difference.
