Alabama

Yes, you read correctly, you could be approaching death in Alabama sooner than you thought.

Is it possible you could have something worth a bunch of money in your pocket right now? Well, the answer is yes! For starters, there is no need to empty those coin jars onto your kitchen table.

The new school year is here and as parents, the well-being of our kids is a concern. With all the illnesses we have been exposed to in the past few years we now have another concern. Monkeypox. or Mpox.

The defense acknowledges their mistakes and are prepared to learn from them.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Alabama suffered its first defeat of the season against Vanderbilt in a game marked by a series of missteps. The Commodores struck early, scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter, including a pick-six, to take a 13-7 lead into the second quarter...

The latest update on player injuries before the Tide and Commodores clash.

I love finding places in Tuscaloosa/West Alabama that carry products you can't find in any other store. I have found so many cool things here, and you simply can not buy them at most retailers. I could spend hours in this place just browsing. It's mainly for restaurant owners but the general public is welcome to shop there as well.

PORCH PIRATES. What a name. Is that what you would want to be called? Apparently, more and more of them have been striking in West Alabama and Alabama in 2024. It appears to be at an all-time high in Alabama, according to ALEA. In fact, folks have been offering "tips" on how to protect your merch from Alabama porch pirates.

Who doesn't LOVE chicken? OK, I am sure that is not the same thing as this HOT, CONTROVERSIAL chicken fight in Northport. Have you heard about the petition? The name calling. Don't get ahead of me.

GET READY, ALABAMA As heard on the Steve & DC Show, 95.3 The Bear....did you know there can be 450 insect parts and nine rodent hairs in every 16 oz. box of spaghetti? They claim that it's not possible to remove all creatures that might get a ride along the food processing chain, but the US Food and Drug Administration calls them "food defects" and has "standards" to keep them to a minimum.