CBS 42 News- Birmingham Anniston Tuscaloosa Central Alabama

Teen Trends
Most teenagers are extremely tech savvy, and parents may be unaware of their online activities.....whether it's on the computer or smart phone. Video Video
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Volunteers needed for tornado cleanup in east Birmingham
It's been almost two weeks since tornadoes swept through areas of Birmingham and cleanup and relief efforts are still underway. Stephanie Salvatore shows us where you can help this weekend. Video Video
Babies Wear Red!
The babies of the St. Vincent's Health Systems are joining the fight to build awareness of women's heart disease, the #1 killer of women in the United States. Video Video
FEMA centers open for tornado victims
Neighborhoods ravaged by January's tornadoes are slowly being cleaned up by disaster relief crews across the area. But it will take much longer for the survivors to get back on their feet. Video Video
Keeping Kids Away from Violence
The Ensley mass murder is concerning for everyone in the city. Maybe the most shocking element in an earth shattering case, are the ages the accused murderers. They're all teenagers. Video Video
FEMA announces disaster recovery centers
Government assistance is available for people affected by the January tornado outbreak. FEMA centers are open in some areas.
Cullman Monastery Renovations Taking Shape
Months into the Cullman monastery renovations, improvements are taking shape. CBS 42's Melissa Crabtree has reaction from some of the sisters at Sacred Heart. Video Video
Funeral arrangements for Ensley victims
Funeral services are scheduled for the five Ensley murder victims.
Big Game Party Calories Add Up Fast
DietDetective.com adds up the calorie price you will pay at a football party. Video Video
Jefferson County gets its "Creep"
After talking to the authorities on Facebook, the suspect Jefferson County Sheriff's Office labelled "The Creep of the Week" is captured in Ohio.
Where's My W-2?
Still haven't gotten your W-2 from your employer? Here's what the IRS says you can do.
Wake Up Alabama's Go Red Day 2012
In honor of Go Red for Women Day, The Wake Up Alabama Crew dedicated a large portion of Friday morning's broadcast to bring awareness to the disease that's said to be responsible for at least 25 percent of deaths in America. Video Video
Is the Immigration Law Costing Alabama Billions?
As an exodus of illegal immigrants leave the state, some researchers believe they will take billions of dollars with them. Video Video
Homicide Suspect's Mother & City Councilor Speak Out
16-year old murder suspect, Artavius Underwood's mother is speaking out. We also spoke with City Councilor Steven Hoyt about some videos shot in the Ensley community. Video Video
Outlook Not Good for Toomer's Oaks
It's not looking for the future of the Toomer's Oaks at the corner of Magnolia Ave. and College St. in Auburn. Now the school is looking for a plan to keep their traditions rolling on in the future. Video Video
Alabama Gives...Big!
The first Alabama Gives Day declared a success.
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Tracing The Call
What's the one electronic device you have with you everywhere you go? It's probably your smart phone! Video Video
Chanting, marching, holding signs- protestors try to get Trustees attention
Chanting, marching, and holding signs- college students took to the streets of Birmingham to protest a proposed strip mine. Their goal is to get the UA System Board of Trustees to back them up. Video Video
Woman Surprised With $10,000 Check
Ms. Myra Jackson chose to invest $50 of her 2010 tax return in a savings bond for her daughter. A year later, she's surprised with a $10,000 check at her job. Video Video
3rd suspect arrested in Ensley homicides
Another arrest in the quintuple homicide that occurred Sunday in Ensley
Groundbreaking on new Baron's downtown ballpark
The official start of the new ballpark project kicked off Thursday. The plan is for this to become the nucleus for the revitalization of the downtown area. Video Video
Big Expectations for Bridal Spending This Year
An upswing in the economy has bridal businesses hoping brides-to-be will spend big this year. Video Video
Court date set for quintuple murder suspect
A court date is set for the first named suspect in the Ensley quintuple murders.
"Alabama Gives" nears half a million
Today is designated as a day of giving to non-profits in Alabama, and half a million dollars has already been donated
Bathrooms, Weddings and a Classroom
Where are the most absurd places men check the score of their favorite NFL team?
Beaker Bash
Your family is invited to take a journey in the world of dinosaurs, an odyssey under the ocean, and to a galaxy beyond imagination. Beaker Bash is a fun, family event that supports the educational efforts of McWane Science Center. Video Video
Kalee Dionne Sings National Anthem at Bartow Arena
UAB Men's Basketball against Houston and Kalee Dionne started the game off with a tune. Video Video
Exceptional Foundation's Chili Cook-Off
Who's in the mood for chili? Over 75 teams compete in the battle of the best bowl to benefit a great cause. The Northwestern Mutual of Alabama Chili Cook-Off happens March 3rd at The Exceptional Foundation. Video Video
Shepherd Bend mine protest: Thousands sign petition
Thousands of people have now signed on to a petition against the proposed Shepherd Bend coal mine. The organizer wants a commitment from the UA Board of Trustees not to lease University owned land for mining. Video Video
Arrests and Charges in Ensley Slaying
A 16 and 17 year old are charged in the murders of five Birmingham men.
Vigil For Murder Victims
While the search for more suspects continues, family members and friends cope with the reality of lost loved ones from Sunday night's quintuple homicide in Ensley. Video Video
Parents Mourn The Loss of Son
The Ensley Community, held a vigil to commemorate the lives of the 5 victims lost in Sunday's gruesome murders. Video Video
Animal Gas Chambers Close Down in Alabama
Animal gas chambers are a thing of the past in Alabama thanks to new legislation. Animal rights activists are praising the move saying the method of euthanasia was inhumane. Video Video
Pageant Inspires Seniors to Stay Social for Good Health
An Upcoming pageant inspires seniors to stay social for good health. CBS 42's Melissa Crabtree talks to contestants who are serving as role models for the sixty and over set. Video Video
Celebrate Black History Month with the Southern Flight Museum
Stop by an exhibit dedicated to the fight against racial segregation. Video Video
Pigs for the Party
Help out the Warrior River volunteer Fire and Rescue, and get yourself a smoked pig for your Super Bowl party. Everybody wins. Video Video
Clay and Center Point seeking right of entry forms
The forms allow volunteers to remove debris.
Center Point Elementary students return to class
More than a week after a tornado virtually destroyed their school, students are back in class. Video Video
They're making a movie
Highland Ave. Clubhouse is the backdrop for a new movie Video Video
Former Hospice Owner Sentenced
A federal judge today sentenced a Muscle Shoals man to 28 months in prison for taking part in a health care fraud totaling more than $3 million in connection to a hospice care program he operated
Python Research Could Help Human Hearts
Some snakes actually have huge hearts, and that could make a big difference when it comes to congestive heart failure in humans. Video Video
Going Back to School
600+ students are headed back to class more than a week after their school was hit by early morning tornadoes. Video Video
High Hopes for Alabama Gives Day
Local charities have high hopes for Alabama Gives Day. Video Video
City Council Superfund Update
Superfund and Environmental officials brief Birmingham City Council members on details. Video Video
Walker County NAACP's "Voices of the Masters" Event
The Walker County NAACP is putting on a special event for African American History Month. It's called "voices of the masters." Video Video
Churches Helping Out
It's been just over a week since a tornado swept through parts of central Alabama, leveling homes, and displacing families. But as CBS 42's Adrian Pittman, shows us local churches continue to lead the effort to support displaced families. Video Video
Don Corley denied parole for another 5 years
Five years after being denied parole for the sexual molesting of three victims, he's been denied again. Corley was a trusted member of the Homewood community a leader in his church and with the boy scouts. Video Video
"It's All About Love" Fundraiser for Walker County Charity
February is the month of love ... and one Walker County charity is hoping to get more donations in honor of loved ones. Video Video
Deputies investigating salon robbery
Jefferson County Deputies are searching for the person who robbed a tanning salon.
Center Point High School students return to class
Students are back in class a week after a tornado ripped through their community. Video Video

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