It’s not every day that you get a private concert, but our chief photographer Mike Dodd and anchor Mike Royer got just that when they visited Sun Valley Elementary School.

Mike Royer talks to Patti Wheeler of Patti and Dollar Bill radio fame about her career on the radio.

Mike Royer talks to retiring Vestavia Hills Mayor Scotty McCallum about his accomplishments during his term.

Mike Royer talks with Shelley Stewart about his time as a Birmingham DJ and his work with the Mattie C. Stewart Foundation.

Some local 6th-grade students are getting great experience as young broadcasters… experience that they will never forget.

Having cancer must be tough enough, but facing it all alone might be more than one could bear. Thanks to the American Cancer Society, local patients have support all along their journey.

Fighting cancer is a battle ongoing throughout the world. Some research in Birmingham is showing promising results from a creepy creature from another continent.

The cancer road is hard enough to navigate without extra headaches. The American Cancer Society has a solution to help families deal with everyday tasks of living—the Hope Lodge.

One man most people in Central Alabama know of is 1971 Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan, now coaching football at Samford University.

Cancer research is being done locally, and when it comes to brain tumors, there are challenges in finding ways to fund that research.

The war lasted four years, but it took 13 years to get this memorial built.

Thanks to an organization called Honor Flight, the Greatest Generation of Alabamians can come and see the World War II Memorial firsthand.

WWII lasted four years, but it took 13 years to get this memorial built.

Two Montevallo residents find each other late in life after their first spouses pass away.

Musicians of all ages gather at the Bessemer Food World to pick ‘n grin.

Watch for bonus music from the Bessemer Food World grocery store musicians.

A Selma librarian has written a book on life lessons for kids.

These hot biking ladies can be found tooling around Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook or even Forest Park.

Swift Tarbell was called to action after Pearl Harbor was bombed. He served as a bombardier with Jimmy Stewart.

Santa Claus had visited Tim Turner every year until Tim death from cerebral palsy. Now Santa is visiting Tim’s parents.

Joe Sacco’s son, Jack, has written a book about Joe’s WWII experiences.

A 1963 Shades Valley High School ring is stolen, then found in a front yard. NBC 13 helped reunite the ring with its owners.

Eugene Pigg was a shipmate on the first USS New York during WWII.

Talladega County resident Jim Blythe “got busy livin’” after his cancer diagnosis in 1990.

Three girls, and the youngest — a boy. The Lamb Family violin quartet hails from Tuscaloosa and continues to delight and dazzle.

Tuscaloosa Water & Sewer Director Maurice Sledge is excited about growth in the area and expansions to the water & sewer system.

Comedy Club Stardome owner Bruce Ayers celebrates 25 years at his Hoover location and reflects on comedy over the years.

Betty Bell started The Bell Center, a place for development of special needs babies and toddlers, in 1984.

Cora Kitson affectionately calls her artificial leg ‘Reggie’ after the man who crafted it for her.

Emil Lang recently celebrated his 105th birthday.