Two men were arrested after a traffic stop led to Bainbridge Public Safety (BPS) finding a handgun inside the vehicle, according to the department’s Facebook page.
Federal workers and contractors have until Nov. 22 to get the COVID vaccine under the Biden Administration’s new mandates, according to the White House vaccination coordinator.
A standoff in Grady County came to an end just before 10:30 p.m. Thursday after a Pelham man escaped from custody in Monroe County while he was hospitalized, according to the Grady County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO).
South Georgia Medical Center has postponed Monoclonal Antibody infusion treatments. The Biden administration now oversees the distribution of them while shortages are reported across the state and country.
The Patticake House is offering courses they’re offering to help identify sexual abuse. They offer the classes at their administrative building and they use them to educate adults on sexual abuse.
A man was arrested Tuesday in Americus after a woman was found unresponsive at a motel and then later died, according to a press release from the Americus Police Department (APD).
Georgia Southern University Police continue to investigate a shooting that reportedly occurred on Sept. 15 at approximately at 9:30 p.m. near Kennedy Hall on the Statesboro campus.
A Meigs man received a federal prison sentence Wednesday in Valdosta after he pleaded guilty to a possession charge, according to a release from the United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Georgia.
Suicide is the second leading cause of death in ages 10 to 34 and a new non-profit organization in Valdosta is working to raise awareness during National Suicide Prevention Month.
During court testimony, it was revealed that a few witnesses had been watching the live stream of the proceedings, something specially appointed Judge Jefferey Monroe says is not allowed.
As the school year enters its second month, parents in Thomas County have expressed concerns that school district officials have been sweeping COVID-19 related issues under the rug.
“Prison conditions that enable inmates to engage in dangerous and even deadly activity are an injustice,” said U.S. Attorney Peter D. Leary for the Middle District of Georgia.
