Are you ready for the digital TV switch over in February?

If you are already battling the bulge, studies show the holidays may not be the healthiest time for you. There are ways to avoid the extra holiday pounds.

Some of you may have heard of a program called HIPPY, it stands for Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters. It's a parent involvement, school readiness program that helps parents prepare their small children for success in school and beyond.

This Christmas, don't just send a card, make a difference. Holiday cards featuring art by patients at Arkansas Children's Hospital are on sale and you can get them at www.archildrens.org. All the proceeds benefit the hospital.

Today more than one million young Americans, between 16 and 19 years old, drop out of school before they get the skills necessary to be able to find a job and a better life in America. The Arkansas National Guard is not giving up on those teens.

A special field has been built for a special little league in central Arkansas. They are called the Miracle League.

Most of us never have to think about medical bills, we may have an occasional illness, but nothing overwhelming. But for some people who are dealing with a life threatening illness, going without treatment is not an option. The cost of getting well can be outrageous.

On November 4th, Americans will decide between Republican Senator John McCain and Democratic Senator Barack Obama. The two nominees battled it out in the last presidential debate.

Autism is a brain development disorder which impairs social interation and communication. It starts in children before the age of three and documented cases of the disorder are on the rise.

Raising awareness about domestic violence