Researchers say pesticides and tap water could be causing more Americans to develop food allergies.

A missing toddler has parents searching for hours... but also missing, their family dog.

Many students with free or reduced lunches only get healthy meals when school is in session.

The rate of abortions in the U-S fell by five-percent between 2008 and 2009.

A University of Alabama program plans to give more than $5,000 worth of books to at least five schools in Alabama's Black Belt region in December.

A teenager is dealing with a sleep disorder called Kleine-Levin or Sleeping Beauty Syndrome. Nicole Delien, 17, of North Fayette, slept 64 days in her longest sleeping episode.

220,000 portable sleep tents for infants and small children are being voluntarily recalled because of a safety hazard.

The San Diego Zoo has named its youngest panda.

The Alfred Saliba Center for Families’ HIPPY Program is now enrolling participants for a January 2013 start. This FREE program targets families in Houston County with three, four, and five-year-old children to strengthen family bonding, ensure school readiness and help parents improve the quality of life.

Trick or treating safety tips. Street crossing, fire resistant costumes and light reflective costumes.

This is one of only two amendments on Georgia’s ballot and it deals with charter schools.

Mayor's Cross Country Championship promotes exercise with local students.

Autism awareness month was in April, but families who deal with the condition know the importance of awareness all year long.

Hundreds of family and friends gathered at the Greater Shiloh Baptist church today to say their final good byes to 16 year old Malik Thomas.

Toys”R”Us is offering up a new product for kids. But this one you won't find on any of its store shelves.

Canadian researchers say that video games that involve physical activity can help children get more exercise.

One point two million Americans have HIV. Just a fifth of them know they have the virus. Out of that number, six percent are teenagers.

The American Academy of Pediatrics is once again telling parents not to let their kids jump on backyard trampolines.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he will seek a court order to end a teachers strike set to enter its second week.

In commemoration of this important month, Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) is inviting supporters across the country to join the battle against childhood cancer.

Pediatricians stopped by Selma Street Elementary Thursday.

Georgia students' overall performance on the ACT college-entrance exam rose slightly this year, as the number of students taking the test continued to increase.

School lunch, most children dread having to eat what's put on their plate but not this group.

Although dealing with an emergency situation may not be ideal to think about, emergency responders say it’s important to plan for the worst.

Although classes haven't started, administrators are already making sure students and parents know their schools are bully free zones.