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Published March 28, 2012
Until now, medical science has been unclear whether people who have had heart attacks should drink alcohol
Published February 24, 2012
Earlier this week we told you about the plight of DeKalb County, Alabama. For nearly two years, the County has been mired in bureaucracy and state government red tape in its attempts to install six community-size tornado shelters. The urgency for those shelters was driven home during last April’s massive outbreak of killer tornadoes. 31 people died in DeKalb County.
Published February 23, 2012
GPS guides ships at sea, airplanes, and even timestamps most financial transactions. And it's at extreme risk from criminals, terrorist organizations and rogue states -- and even someone with a rudimentary GPS jammer that can be bought on the Internet for 50 bucks.
Published February 20, 2012
Anthony Clifton remembers well April 27, 2011. That's when three killer tornadoes roared through his home of DeKalb County, Ala. and plowed a path for 38 miles. Thirty-one people died that day.
Published February 14, 2012
In a ground-breaking study that may change how heart attacks are treated, a team of researchers used stem cells to re-grow damaged heart muscle
Published January 13, 2012
Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry have been hammering Mitt Romney over his record at Bain Capital -- zeroing in specifically on two South Carolina companies Bain invested in that went under. So what are voters in South Carolina thinking about all of this? Fox News stopped by the popular Gaffney lunch spot Daddy Joe's Bar-B-Q to find out.
Published December 21, 2011
2024. It’s a date that shocked officials in South Carolina. It’s the year the Army Corps of Engineers estimates a project to deepen Charleston Harbor may be completed. That is, if it even gets the go-ahead.
Published December 21, 2011
Corn and Iowa. The two are inseparable. Whether on the cob, in cattle or in your car, Iowans have myriad ways to exploit this most this most Midwestern maize.
Published November 29, 2011
In another slap at a 2009 U.S. task force recommendation on mammography, a new study released Tuesday finds that women do indeed benefit from annual mammograms in their 40s – even if they don’t have a family history of breast cancer
Published November 03, 2011
When Mississippi voters go to the polls on Tuesday to elect a new governor and legislature, they will also be handed three ballot initiatives, including one that would restrict the state's ability to expropriate land under eminent domain laws.