BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) -- CBS 42 wants to help you and your family stay healthy. Each week, our resident Dr. Celeste Reese-Willis joins us to talk about a timely health issue.

This week, Dr. Celeste discusses the RSV vaccine and tips for avoiding E. Coli infection.

Tune into CBS 42 Morning News every Monday for our latest discussions with Dr. Celeste Reese-Willis. Feel free to send us questions for Dr. Reese-Willis at Housecalls@CBS42.com or message us on Facebook.

Yo Mama's restaurant feeding Birmingham athletes.

Yo Mama's restaurant feeding Birmingham athletes, Birmingham Stallions.

The Irondale Auto Classic free event will take place tomorrow on Grants Mill Road at "Classic Car Motoring." from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Registration costs $20.

To learn more, visit https://www.irondaleautoclassic.com/.

Buy Tickets here: www.theusfl.com

A Birmingham woman who was reported as missing earlier this week was found dead last night by the Birmingham Police Department.

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