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An Alabama man doing his daily shopping at Publix in Northport was struck by a shopping cart injuring his right hip. The cart was being pushed by an older, white male who clearly was a total jerk. In every way. Why? Let's talk about this.

I've been a fan of the Crimson Tide since moving to Tuscaloosa as a 15-year-old in the late 1980s. I love the sport. It's the one thing in my life that truly is an escape from the daily grind of life. Those three hours are what I look forward to every week.

We must remember that the staff of these "national chains" are local, Tuscaloosa or West Alabama residents as well. However, it is my duty to bring you an honest review of this drink. The drink is the best thing I have had in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, at least up to this point.

However, as much as I love Alabama, there are a few drawbacks. Some places don't have the best recreational activities in Alabama. In addition, some places have crime rates that are not so good. Many of these cities are constantly leading the state in crime rate.

She filed a missing persons report. Eight long months later looking in the closet for Christmas decorations she found him.

As a former Hyundai owner, I was shocked to hear this news that impacts all of us with these automobiles. This past weekend law enforcement agencies in West Alabama issued a very strong, important warning for all Hyundai/Kia drivers and owners.

It really shouldn't be. I understand why it is, but no ten year-old should ever have to go through this kind of life of torment. The video you will see, in just a moment, is also disturbing. I want to make sure that you have been properly warned about what you will see.

You might be a redneck if your elementary school kids are hanging out of car windows and open rooftops. Didn't Jeff Foxworthy say that one time? I don't think he had thought of that one.

Most Publix stores in Alabama sell Boar's Head in their deli departments. Publix has 90 stores across the state of Alabama. The issue with the meat began back in July, but it just now is causing serious illnesses and deaths.

Adam Knowlden is an Associate Professor of Health Science and is conducting an important sleep study, in conjunction with the University Of Alabama. The program is called SLUMBRx and all information they collect is geared towards understanding how sleep and body weight impact health problems. The program is actively looking for volunteers for the study and those that are selected will be paid $200 for their time during the study.