The final push for Health Care Reform is underway, but those against it are sending a message loud and clear.

To his listeners, he’s known as the “Big Dawg”. But in just three months, E-93 radio personality Kenya Cabine hopes this alias will no longer fit.

More than 1,500 runners will laced up their running shoes for the Shamrock Run to benefit the March of Dimes tonight.  News 3’s Randi Hempel was live in City Market for the beginning of the race and then take to the streets with the rest of the runners. 

Of all the traditions you wish to pass on, genetic disease should not be one of them! That’s the message MorningStar’s Teal Ribbon Project (TRiP) hopes to share this week as it presents a series of events focused on cancer awareness.

Living a healthy lifestyle will be on the minds of more than 60 students this weekend.
 

Prostate Cancer is the second most common cancer in men.

Your chance to join the fight against cancer.

Some women in our area a not following up with their annual mammogram.

It’s designed to protect the health of Senior Adults.

This Saturday, a new you is just a few kick-ball-changes away! A day of dance demonstrations and classes is being offered free of charge during “Let’s Dance Savannah!“

For much of her life Ulla Michels spent time as a kindergarten teacher.  She’s the co-founder of a family school in Northern Germany.

The cause … supports for The American Cancer Society.

The new technology helps doctors get a more accurate shot of the heart.

This Sunday, Pastor Nathaniel Small and Greater Friendship Baptist Church invite you to join them as they educate and raise public awareness on heart disease through their “Healthy Heart Program”.

New report gives snapshot of health in each county

Special Valentine’s Day cards created by sweet kids.

Women must meet certain criteria to get the HPV vaccine at no cost.

A Hilton Head man wants you to understand the importance of controlling your medical information.

Cabell Stewart had heart failure a few months after birth.  No one expected it.

Education , Outreach, and Free Testing