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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT)– Here are today’s top medical stories from our partners at Ivanhoe Communications.
Intravenous Nutrition Within 24 Hours Doesn’t Improve Survival Researchers have discovered that the early provision of intravenous nutrition among critically ill patients with contraindications to… More »
The YMCA is offering fun summer camps for your kids this summer.
According to a report from The Road Information Program (TRIP), 25% of bridges in the state are classified as “structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.”
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) —Naomi Pitts has been named Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Alabama Champion for 2013.
As state champion, Naomi will serve as a fundraising and awareness ambassador for Children’s of Alabama. Pitts, an eighth grader from Birmingham, will join… More »
Just in time for Memorial Day, check out this list of the top 10 beaches in the US.
The Alabama Phoenix Festival is this weekend at the Cahaba Grand Conference Center!
The Birmingham Freedom Festival pays tribute to fallen servicemembers and helps veterans transition back to life at home.
The Bulldogs end their season with a 27-30 record.
The Tigers carded a 3-under-par 285 to finish the day at 18-over 882 and tied for ninth.
The trend of active hurricanes may continue this year, according to the latest projection.
The Blazers playoff hopes end with 6-5 loss to Memphis.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) – Photos and stories are all Lisa McNair has known of her sister Denise. Fifty years after her death, Congress is bestowing the highest civilian honor on her and the three other girls who died… More »
Republican U.S. Rep. Jo Bonner, of Mobile, has announced his resignation from Congress to take a top job at the University of Alabama.
Greenville, S.C- The Samford Bulldogs season comes to an end Thursday at the hands of Appalachian State 2-1 in the SOCON Tournament.
C.K Irby took the loss for Samford but his performance left little to be desired, Irby… More »
“We had things moving across the screen. It was a very busy video,” said Sean Miller, an upcoming junior. “There were things going on in different places – a lot of action shots. We didn’t want anything too boring.”