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An war a l la wkis message. And vet ans arriving in hawaii as we mark 75 years since the japanese bombing. Honoring the greatest generation. Its all happening now. We have a lot of big news to get to and potentially breaking news on a high profile case in georgia. In the meantime the army corps of engineers rejects the pipeline. The decision is a victory for the standing souix tribe and supporters who objected part of the project for months. The pipeline running through four states, but a portio...

An war a l la wkis message. And vet ans arriving in hawaii as we mark 75 years since the japanese bombing. Honoring the greatest generation. Its all happening now. We have a lot of big news to get to and potentially breaking news on a high profile case in georgia. In the meantime the army corps of engineers rejects the pipeline. The decision is a victory for the standing souix tribe and supporters who objected part of the project for months. The pipeline running through four states, but a portio...

June 18, 2014: Justin Ross Harris leaves his 22-month son Cooper in the back seat of his SUV as he goes to his job at the Home Depot corporate office

Erinn Finley Staff Writer efinley@murraystate.edu While most Murray State seniors are hitting the books in preparation for finals week, music majors are preparing to perform for their degrees. Senior recitals began at the end of March and are scheduled to continue through April. Senior Audri Hughes, a musical education major…

Tracy Ross speaks to the director and cast members of "Little Red Riding Hood" about the MSU Opera Theatre Ensemble's upcoming performances.

MARIETTA — After two full days of testimony and argument before Judge Mary Staley Clark, Justin Ross Harris’s appeal for a new trial remains unresolved. Harris’ hearing has been tabled while both the prosecution and defense prepare further research on the case. The matter will now not be decided until early 2021. The Cobb County man was convicted four years ago of murdering his toddler son Cooper by deliberately leaving him in a hot car. Harris was sentenced to life in prison. Hi...

MARIETTA — Justin Ross Harris, the Cobb County man who four years ago was convicted of murdering his 20-month-old son, began his appeal for a new trial Monday morning. Represented by Marietta attorney Mitch Durham, the defense argued that a number of errors in the original trial deeply compromised Harris’s ability to receive fair treatment in court. Harris attended the hearing through a video stream from Macon State Prison. Clad in a white jumpsuit, he occasionally took notes througho...

On Monday, one of the most notorious murder cases in recent Cobb history will be back in the spotlight as Justin Ross Harris begins his quest for a new trial. Over four years ago, Harris was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of his 22-month-old son, Cooper Harris. Cooper died after being left in the back seat of his father’s car for over seven hours, while his father worked at a Home Depot office on Cumberland Parkway. Now, Harris and his attorneys will appear at a ...