Northern California’s wine country was on fire again Monday as strong winds fanned flames in the already badly scorched region, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes in the dark of night.
Data shows that after long holiday weekends the numbers tend to spike. According to the South Health District’s spokesperson, Kristin Patten, that has not been the case this time around.
A memorial to Confederate soldiers in Forsyth Park was the target of vandalism overnight. This is the second time the monument has been vandalized since June.
The Carl Vinson VA Medical Center’s drive-thru flu clinic is open and providing seasonal flu shots to veterans in Dublin and at six different satellite locations.
While suicide has long been a problem in the U.S. military, numbers have risen this year by as much as 20% as service members struggle with isolation and other impacts of COVID-19, added to the pressures of deploying to war zones and responding to national disasters and civil unrest.
Rance Pettibone, Sr. more than 20 years in the U.S. Army. He's spent another 20 years serving as pastor at Second Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church in Albany.
Trump’s announcement of Barrett for the seat held by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is launching a high-stakes, fast-track election season fight over confirmation of a conservative judge who is expected to shift the court rightward as it reviews health care, abortion access and other hot-butto
A federal judge has stopped the 2020 census from finishing at month’s end and suspended a year-end deadline for delivering the numbers needed to decide how many seats each state gets in Congress.
Lowndes teen Brock Bailey was nearby working on a shed with a friend. The two heard the crash, ran to the scene and removed Eldridge from the vehicle just moments before it caught fire.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning the public about serious side effects when overconsuming diphenhydramine because of the popularity of the “Benadryl Challenge” social media trend.
The Congressmen asked the Inspector General to examine claims made by Dawn Wooten, who is represented by Project South, alleging that unwanted medical procedures have been performed on people detained at the ICE detention center in Ocilla.
Rabies is fatal in pets if they are not vaccinated, and there is no cure for humans who get it, and no test for it for those who are bitten by suspect animals.
Students in Georgia public high schools would face no consequences for failing statewide standardized tests for at least one year under a proposal by state Superintendent Richard Woods.
Authorities pleaded for calm while activists vowed to fight on Thursday in Kentucky’s largest city, where a gunman wounded two police officers during anguished protests following the decision not to charge officers for killing Breonna Taylor.
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According to troopers, a 2006 Lexus was driving south on Fletcher Street around 2 a.m. When the car approached the Lester Street intersection, it hit a curb and vaulted, troopers say.
In Southwest Georgia, the unemployment rate decreased by 1.9 percentage points, dropping the rate to 5.5 percent. A year ago, the rate was 4.2 percent.
U.S. District Judge C. Ashley Royal sentenced John Wesley Ambrose, 36, from Watkinsville, to 46 months in prison, to be followed by ten years of supervised release
Police and protesters clashed on city streets in the Highlands and downtown Louisville on Wednesday following a grand jury’s decision to clear two of the three police officers involved in the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment.
A huge international study of a COVID-19 vaccine that aims to work with just one dose is getting underway as top U.S. health officials sought Wednesday to assure a skeptical Congress and public that they can trust any shots the government ultimately approves.
Beta weakened to a tropical depression Tuesday as it parked itself over the Texas coast, raising concerns of extensive flooding in Houston and areas further inland.
If approved, a person convicted of murdering a federal, state or local officer would face life in prison or the death penalty, according to the drafted bill.
