Now the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved an update to the neulasta label that will help physicians protect their cancer patients.

A new study shows the digital advantages are allowing clinicians to detect breast cancer more accurately in younger women. In women under 50 digital mammograms proved to be about 15 percent more accurate than standard scans.

As residents of the Gulf Coast recover from the impact of Hurricane Katrina, the American Cancer Society continues offering assistance to cancer patients.

Downtown Geneva will be filled with several vintage automobiles in an event to benefit Hurricane Katrina Relief.

Four Alabama residents and 159 other ladies named Martha Stewart will fly out this weekend to meet the domestic diva with the same name.

Some Panhandle voters will be asked next month to approve a loan to pay for the construction of a new hospital.

Alabama school children are getting national attention this week because they are now reading better because of a state-wide initiative.

Local school officials are hoping the state will step in with a solution.

The Dothan Fair Winds Travel Agency is teaming up with Lowes Saturday to collect money for hurricane victims.

Authorities identified the two suspects reportedly involved in an unusual scam.

A federal report shows Hurricane Katrina forced more than one-sixth of Alabama’s businesses to shut down.

Alabama Gov. Bob Riley called for a prayer service in Montgomery at Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church.

Americans watched President Bush's speech from New Orleans with mixed expectations and had mixed reactions.

In the midst of efforts to increase revenue in the downtown area, which is plagued with vacant buildings, The River Nile Bakery and Eatery has decided to hang its hat elsewhere.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina many evacuees and employers may have to deal with identity theft. Today, an expert on the issue came to Dothan to help employers find ways to avoid it.

Quick response by firefighters prevented an early morning fire from destroying a home in a Dothan neighborhood.

Environmental groups say they've found 24 examples where swordfish from grocery stores had higher mercury levels than allowed by law.

A Coffee County municipality got some good news Thursday. The city of New Brockton will receive more than $1 million to upgrade its water system.

Two Holmes County men in jail.

The network affiliated affordable dentures dental practices is donating $1 million in denture services to people affected by hurricane Katrina.

It's widely used in Europe, but a medical device that saves the lives of children is hard to come by in this country.

Northwest Airlines joined Delta in filing for chapter eleven bankruptcy protection.

Louisiana governor takes responsibility for hurricane response.

Bush, in prime-time speech, to focus on Katrina rebuilding.

Senate Democrats have begun one last round of questioning for John Roberts.