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Three men were killed when downtown Davenport apartment building failed on Memorial Day weekend.

The metro-east entertainer had survived a shooting two years ago.

American Steel Fabricators' work remains unfinished after Grace and Peace Church paid thousands for a food pantry expansion, Pastor John Zayas said.

A traffic stop last November in Senoia would change the life of the driver and the officer involved. Piedmont Newnan Hospital awarded Sgt. Chris Black Tuesday for the compassion he showed to the homeless man behind the wheel. 

New Mexico mass shooting is 225th recorded in the US this year

A key pathway to success for low-income citizens isn't working.

In 2017, single parent June Francis, 40, arrived in Georgia from New York, ready to build a new life for herself and her infant son.

Residents of the Chinese city of Xian are straining under a strict coronavirus lockdown.

AVERILL PARK, NY - Its a significant accomplishment for any student-athlete to score 1,000 points. Averill Parks Amelia Wood got to the milestone as a junior, in the coronavirus-shortened season. “We’re especially proud because when you earn your 1,000 points, when you get to that benchmark in the Suburban Council - that is not easy," said Warriors Head Coach Sean Organ. "Those points are earned in this league. It’s an impressive thing to do.” The Averill Park junior joins t...

Chicagoans using pickaxes and hammers to get rid of thick ice and snow By Nate Rodgers Nate Rodgers talks with Chicagoans helping each other dig out from the ice and snow. CHICAGO - Chicagoans were still busy digging out of the snow and ice on Saturday, days after the last snow storm hit. They were busy chipping away thick, slippery and dangerous ice. One four-story apartment building had thick ice on every level of the back porch. Residents say that they couldnt take the garbage out for days...