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Investigations by the Medical Examiners Commission and Florida Department of Law Enforcement found no evidence of wrongdoing by the medical examiner.

City councilors approved a lease with Diamond Baseball Holdings, which announced that its Double-A Atlanta Braves affiliate team would be moving to Columbus in 2025.

Mayor Skip Henderson said $50 million in public improvements to the ball park could draw $350 million in private investment and support up to 3,000 new jobs.

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District 1 chief medical examiner Dr. Deanna Oleske has filed a lawsuit against two Pensacola funeral home directors over their complaints to county.

Governor Ron DeSantis today received the following bills from the Florida Legislature.

An early presidential primary could add $1.12 billion to Georgia’s economy, according to a new economic impact report.

Bodies are being released to funeral homes with used gloves, biohazardous materials and trash stuffed into their cavities, funeral directors allege.

The five bedroom home was built in 1908 and can be yours for $975,000

After nearly 40 years of stewardship, Jerald and Marilyn Mitchell are looking for the next generation of caretakers for the Henry Ford house at 140 Edison St. in Detroit's Boston-Edison district.