Pre-paid vs. long-term contract: which is best for you?

El Nino could mean chance of significant tornado outbreak.

It's just one of many risky teen driving habits.

For the price of a used car, you could buy a home in a historic Birmingham neighborhood.

What do experts think might happen in the courtroom?

One woman shares her story.

Donations, volunteers needed in meager times.

A lot of people are turning to bartering to save money and get things they need and want. Businesses say it's a good way to get new customers. Rod Carter reports on the resurgence of bartering.

For the first time, four generations are working together on the job. The generation gap brings challenges with a communication gap. One program helps bridge that gap. Rod Carter reports.

The FBI says as of August, 2009, there were 1,213 people missing in Alabama. 632 of those are children under the age of 18. Andrea Lindenberg reports on a program criss-crossing the country to help f

A young Cullman County girl got away after being sexually assaulted. She credits a special class at school for teaching her to fight back. Lisa Crane reports.

One city tears down an ancient Indian mound, while another town does the opposite.

Every day you leave a "digital footprint" showing where you've been.

Learn about procedures that can help ease chronic back pain.

Nearly 80% of Americans will experience some type of back pain in their lifetime.

Some taxpayers cry foul about footing the bill for Mayor Larry Langford's defense. Lisa Crane explains how a judge decides who gets a court-appointed attorney, and who benefits besides the defendant.

There's a backlash from Native Americans after an east Alabama city began tearing down an historic Indian mound. Lisa Crane Reports