TROPICAL STORM ELSA PROMPTS WARNINGS FOR NORTH CAROLINA AND MID-ATLANTIC STATES
The National Hurricane Center said early this morning Tropical Storm Elsa’s center had moved into southern South Carolina. Residents may experience excessive... Read More
GEORGIA CROPS AND TIMBER LOSS STAGGERING FROM HURRICANE MICHAEL
The numbers are in and Georgia officials are seeing just how much Hurricane Michael hurt the state in terms of crop and timber... Read More
GEORGIA LAWMAKER REFUSES TO RESIGN AFTER SHOWING REAR END ON TV
A Georgia state lawmaker refuses to resign over an appearance on a satirical TV show he admits was “ridiculously ugly.” State representative... Read More
TENNESSEE ADDED TO LIST OF STATES AFFECTED BY SALMONELLA OUTBREAK
Tennessee has been added to the list of states affected by a salmonella outbreak linked to pre-cut melon. The Centers for Disease... Read More
GEORGIA DEATH ROW INMATE EXECUTED FOR KILLING PRISON GUARD
The state of Georgia executed a man last night for the 1996 killing of an off-duty prison guard who offered him a ride.... Read More
GEORGIA MILITARY PLANE CRASH KILLED 9 AIRMEN; AIRCRAFT DATED BACK TO THE LATE ’70s
The WC-130 plane that killed nine airmen when it slammed into the ground Wednesday in Georgia was manufactured in the late 1970s... Read More
DRUNK DRIVER CLOCKED AT 143 MPH, LEADS COPS ON DANGEROUS CHASE, OFFICIALS SAY
A drunk driver was clocked at an astounding 143 mph as he led Georgia police on a dangerous high-speed car chase Saturday... Read More
TRIPP HALSTEAD, BOY WHOSE LIFE WAS FOLLOWED ONLINE BY THOUSANDS, PASSES AWAY
The parents of a Georgia boy who was struck by a falling tree branch outside his day care five years ago say... Read More
SNOW, ICE AND RECORD-BREAKING COLD ACROSS THE SOUTH
The South awoke Wednesday to a two-part Arctic mess that caused problems as far south as the Gulf Coast. First came a... Read More
ATLANTA AIRPORT SEEKING NORMALCY AFTER 11-HOUR POWER OUTAGE
Even though power has been restored to the world’s busiest airport, the travel woes will linger for days. Thousands of people were... Read More
