Employees at a Midtown Atlanta nail salon say a customer walked out without paying a nearly $350 bill after spending hours getting her lashes, nails and toes done.
Albany Police Department offers $1,000 reward for information on location of the Lametrious Sear, the fifth suspect in the deadly shooting of 15-year-old Austin Payne.
A Thomas County woman said she has called authorities more than 10 times over more than a year about a neighbor’s dog she says has killed cats on her property and even bitten a neighbor.
The project will transform an underused public space at the amphitheater entrance into a permanent public art destination, according to Thomasville Center for the Arts.
Several South Georgia communities are included in a list of locations where AT&T could begin discontinuing certain copper-based landline services starting Nov. 15.
By The Associated Press and KONSTANTIN TOROPIN, BEN FINLEY and JOEY CAPPELLETTI, Associated Press
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is condemning the impeachment effort against him as “a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment.”
A new bridge carrying Oglethorpe Boulevard over the Flint River in downtown Albany is scheduled to open Dec. 11, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT).
Andrea McClendon, owner of the gun that shot 10-year-old Javion English in September, was booked on family violence battery and first-degree cruelty to children on Nov. 8, police records show.
By The Associated Press and MICHAEL CASEY Associated Press
A judge denied a motion to dismiss charges against Lindsay Clancy in the deaths of her three young children, potentially clearing the way for a retrial in the case next year.
Jeff Adkinson, a south Georgia farmer, races professionally in the National Hot Rod Association and uses the sport to educate people across the country about Georgia-grown peanuts.
At least nine proposals are pending to ban or limit surveillance technology as concerns over privacy, civil liberty bridge the political divide in Washington.
Facing an expected impeachment resolution in Congress, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he’s eager to litigate the policy choices that he and President Donald Trump have made in Iran and Venezuela.
