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The United States Air Force's long-serving tank-buster, the A-10 Warthog, has been around for decades. It showed its effectiveness against armored vehicle in the Gulf wars, and it's one of the main armamentsMore >>
The United States Air Force's long-serving tank-buster, the A-10 Warthog, has been around for decades, but its days are numbered. The likelihood of America doing battle with foes who have army tanks is dwindling to near zero.More >>
Friday, April 18 2014 11:39 AM EDT2014-04-18 15:39:51 GMT
A suspected bank robber remains in the Coffee County Jail on a probation violation warrant as the FBI and Douglas Police continue to work on charges. We know investigators confiscated a shotgun whenMore >>
A suspected bank robber remains in the Coffee County Jail, after he was officially charged with bank robbery, and denied bond in court. More >>
Friday, April 18 2014 11:34 AM EDT2014-04-18 15:34:56 GMT
Friday morning, APD officers provided an opportunity to get to know your neighborhood law enforcers as folks got their daily cup of 'Joe,' under the Golden Arches. The Albany Police Department joinedMore >>
Friday morning, APD officers provided an opportunity to get to know your neighborhood law enforcers as folks got their daily cup of 'Joe,' under the Golden Arches.More >>
A collision on Ledo Road has killed 69-year-old Pamela Johnson, near Chili's and Walmart. It happened around 1:00 Thursday afternoon. Officials said three vehicles were involved in the crash.More >>
Friday, April 18 2014 11:22 AM EDT2014-04-18 15:22:08 GMT
Ashton Kutcher, one of the world's top TV stars, stopped to ponder Georgia's official Peanut Statue in Ashburn. His selfie, showing himself and his fiancé, Mila Kunis, appreciating the structure, hasMore >>
Ashton Kutcher, one of the world's top TV stars, stopped to ponder Georgia's official Peanut Statue in Ashburn. His selfie, showing himself and his fiancé, Mila Kunis, appreciating the structure, has circled the globe.More >>
June 26, 2003
Albany-- Investigators are trying to find out who set an Albany apartment on fire, and why they wanted to hurt the two women inside the home.
About 4:30 this morning, Albany fire trucks were called to the Nottingham North Apartment Complex.
Twenty-year-old Sheena Scott and 19-year-old Ki-Methia Wilkerson were in the home asleep, when they were awakened by smoke. Investigators say someone intentionally set a fire between the sleeping women and the door, so they could not escape.
Firefighters rescued the two women through an upstairs window with a ladder truck. No one was injured.
But now investigators want to know who set the fire, and why they wanted to hurt the two women.
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