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Bibb County candidates for school board, county commission and coroner came out ...
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The pros hit the hardwood at Northside High School Tuesday afternoon.
A newspaper reports that state officials rarely issue heavy fines or shut down personal care homes, despite poor conditions in some facilities such as one in which live cockroaches were found in the kitchen.
Mercer Law Professor Dr. David Oedel explained that some kinds of bullying behavior fall under the federal description of harrassment.
For the first time in 20 years, U.S. health officials have lowered the threshold for lead poisoning in young children.
Claims that Skechers' fitness shoes can help shed pounds and tone muscles are sketchy at best, says the government -- and they're going to cost the company millions of dollars.
A phenomenal response for Aimee Copeland on Tuesday at her college in Carrollton resulted in 162 pints of donated blood.
Leadership Expert Dr. William Cummings explains what happens to a business's bottom line when someone mistakes bullying for leadership.
She doesn't know she's lost her leg. It looks like she will have to lose her fingers as well, but Aimee Copeland appears to be in good spirits.
In the medical world, there's an ongoing battle: whether video game addiction is a legitimate psychological illness.
Psychotherapist Daphne Stevens explained that bullying behaviors are serious because they pose a serious threat to a person's mental, emotional, and physical health.
The founder of the Workplace Bullying Institute says bullying isn't just a childhood phenomenon, and it affects millions of Americans each year.
U.S. health officials are reporting that half of adults under 30 say they have had a sunburn at least once in the past year.
Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S and the leading cause of long term disability, according to the American Heart Association.
The infection rate is being compared to that in African countries.
A new report says schools should be a cornerstone of the nation's obesity battle. But to trim Americans' waistlines, changes are needed everywhere people live, work, play and learn.
There's a new study out on consumer-directed health plans, the hottest trend in job-based health insurance.
A new forecast on America's obesity crisis has health experts fearing a dramatic jump in health care costs if nothing is done to bring the epidemic under control.
Science is mixing with cinema to help you find the answer in an exhibition focused on the making of identity, Star Wars style.
More bad news about Americans' waistlines: They're only going to get bigger.
The world's biggest hamburger chain is rolling out two menu items that will be available only during the summer months.
Americans turned over 552,161 pounds, or 276 tons, of unwanted medicines to be disposed of by the Drug Enforcement Administration last week. That from the DEA.
Sensitive data that was compromised in a massive Utah Department of Health records breach had been lingering on state computers for months, instead of being erased within a day.
State physician Dr. Seema Csukas says a child's body temperature can rise up to five times faster than that of an adult
The government plans to speed up the process for testing E. coli in meat, a move that will help authorities more quickly track the source of the deadly bacteria and hasten recalls.
60 Kenowa Hills High School students are suspended after they road their bikes to school as part of a 'senior prank.' The students are in 12th grade and today was their last day of school.
The father of a kindergarten student was arrested Tuesday after a teacher found marijuana in his child's backpack.
A pest problem at Macon Animal Control could turn into a huge problem for the cats and dogs who live there. If they don't find a home before June 7th, they will be euthanized. That's when the shelter will be closed for three to five days for pest control treatment.
A Bibb County state legislator is asking school board Tommy Barnes to "correct" his statement that legislators made changes in election maps without telling them.
A company spokesman would not say how many jobs might be added as a result of the contract.
In an appearance on Eyewitness News Mornin', Broun accused the agency of inefficiency in screening processes and said agents search travelers unnecessarily.
Two others still face murder charges in the slaying.
Maj. Gen. McMahon reflected on his 34 years in the Air Force and past twenty months at Robins.
Each year thousands gather at McConnell Talbert Stadium in Warner Robins to celebrate their independence. But this year Perry is joining the party in it's own way.
The city plans to display it's patriotic pride with their first annual Independence Parade.
The baby beluga was born Friday night and weighed 82 pounds, well below normal.
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