Tuesday, July 29 2014 11:14 AM EDT2014-07-29 15:14:40 GMT
Law enforcement officials in Florida say a 9-year-old girl has died from injuries suffered when she was hit by a plane that crash-landed on the beach where she was walking with her father.More >>
Law enforcement officials in Florida say a 9-year-old girl has died from injuries suffered when she was hit by a plane that crash-landed on the beach where she was walking with her father.More >>
The parents of a south Georgia teenager found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat at school have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against school administrators.More >>
The parents of a south Georgia teenager found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat at school have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against school administrators.More >>
Tuesday, July 29 2014 10:34 AM EDT2014-07-29 14:34:40 GMT
Felicia Ezeamii, with her attorney, Charles Cox
The tribunal hearing for Felicia Ezeamii, a Merry Acres middle school teacher, is underway. Ezeamii was given a non-renewal of her contract in April. Flynn Coleman, the school system attorney, says educatorsMore >>
The tribunal hearing for Felicia Ezeamii, a Merry Acres middle school teacher, is underway. She was given a non-renewal of her contract in April.More >>
Tuesday, July 29 2014 10:04 AM EDT2014-07-29 14:04:04 GMT
An overnight vehicle fire in Valdosta is being investigated as an arson. According to a report from the Valdosta Police Department Tuesday morning, police were called to Stallings Road just South of Mount Zion Church Road for a report of a vehicle on fire around 1 a.m.More >>
An overnight vehicle fire in Valdosta is being investigated as an arson. According to a report from the Valdosta Police Department Tuesday morning, police were called to Stallings Road just South of Mount Zion Church Road for a report of a vehicle on fire around 1 a.m.More >>
Tuesday, July 29 2014 9:25 AM EDT2014-07-29 13:25:10 GMT
MICHAEL TARM Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) - The NCAA has agreed to settle a class-action head injury lawsuit. A federal court filing obtained by The Associated Press says the NCAA will create a $70More >>
A federal court filing obtained by The Associated Press says the NCAA will create a $70 million fund to test current and former college athletes for brain injuries. Players can use the results later as grounds for suing for damages.More >>
June 15, 2003
Albany - Every year children die as a result of being left in hot cars. The temperature is rising, and although summer isn't officially here, it is well on the way. When temperatures begin to heat up, leaving your child in the car for just a brief amount of time could be deadly.
Major David Bullington of the Leesburg Police Department says it's not only dangerous to your children, it's also illegal. "It's too dangerous to leave the kids in the car," says Bullington. "Especially when it's hot like this. Even if you leave your car running with the air conditioning. Your car could cut off, your air conditioner could cut off. And it wouldn't take long for the kids to dehydrate. Besides that, it's against the law.
Parents sometimes assume children have gotten out of the car without looking in every seat. If you have children as passengers, make sure to check all seats before you leave the vehicle.
