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His 170-point strategic plan could close up to a dozen schools and cut as many ...
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Wilcox County grad Nick Marshall was one of three Georgia freshman football ...
The Contractors State License Board said Friday that it suspended the general building contractor license of US-Sino Investment Inc. because the company had failed to comply with state workers' compensation insurance laws.
A message posted Friday said, "Anonymous hacks Boston Police website in retaliation for police brutality at OWS." That's apparently a reference to Occupy Wall Street.
The House has given final approval to an aviation bill that speeds the transition to a new air traffic control system based on GPS technology.
President Barack Obama says the U.S. economy is growing stronger and the economic recovery is speeding up.
The Labor Department says employers added 243,000 jobs in January, the most in nine months.
The Independent Record reports 28-year-old Sherwin Shayegan acknowledged in court Wednesday that he hopped on two players at a soccer tournament in Helena in October. He pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of assault.
The Birmingham News reports that Amy Bishop's court appointed attorneys say the state comptroller's office and a new office of indigent defense services have refused a judge's orders to pay for the defense experts or the testing.
Waters says in an email the case is a standard insurance claim completely out of his hands. The "Hairspray" director says there's no animosity between him and Tomei.
Roseanne Barr is running for the Green Party's presidential nomination -- and she says it's no joke.
Police launched an investigation after they received information about a woman operating a prostitution business from her home.
Nancy Brinker says there has been a "gross mischaracterization" about the group's decision to halt funding to Planned Parenthood.
Donald Trump formally endorsed Mitt Romney for president, saying the former Massachusetts governor is "smart" and "tough."
The Obama administration is defending a policy requiring religious-affiliated employers to cover birth control through its insurance policies.
The medical investigator determined a bone found nearly a week later by a U.S. Forest Service worker was a femur.
The widow of Bernard Madoff's son says she threw up when she returned to the New York apartment where he hanged himself.
Gingrich has two events in Las Vegas and is expected to pick up the endorsement of real estate mogul Donald Trump.
A military judge earlier this week sentenced Jacoby to 30 days in jail and a reduction in rank.
The judge also says she won't consider returning the two boys to their father, Josh Powell, until he undergoes a psycho-sexual evaluation.
In a statement Wednesday, K'naan says Romney's campaign didn't seek approval to use the song and that he would not have granted permission if it had.
U.S. military officials have been providing Congress with details of more than 45 attacks by supposedly friendly Afghan security forces against U.S. and other coalition troops since 2007.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says Russia and other countries must ask themselves whether they'll stand with Syria's people or its dictator.
A spokesman for Tim Tebow says he's canceling an appearance at a revival organized by a controversial Ohio preacher.
Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney has renewed his support for automatic increases in the federal minimum wage to keep pace with inflation. That position puts the former Massachusetts governor sharply at odds with traditional GOP business allies, conservatives and the party's senior lawmakers.
His 170-point strategic plan could close up to a dozen schools and cut as many as 300 teachers' jobs.
Police say 15-year-old Nicholas Jackson was shot around 6:30 p.m. Thursday when several people broke into the family's home. His sister was also home and tried to revive her brother using CPR after calling 911. Police say Jackson died on the way to the hospital.
Wilcox County grad Nick Marshall was one of three Georgia freshman football players Mark Richt dismissed from the team Friday, according to a release sent out by the school.
DeKalb County Solicitor General Sherry Boston says James Miles pleaded guilty Thursday to vehicular homicide, reckless driving, following too closely, failure to maintain lane and improper lane change.
Our chief meteorologist Ben Jones volunteered to take a test for his risk for heart disease and stroke during Eyewitness News at 6.
Frank Malloy joined 13WMAZ in May, 1982, as Sports Director. It's a position he held until the Fall of 1993 when he switched chairs and started anchoring Eyewitness News at 5:00.
Northeast swept Southwest on the road Friday night and WaCo girls coach Sug Parker won his 100th game.
A Lamar County dispatcher could not say where the girls and the men they were traveling with were found, but said they were "in custody" as of 9:45 Thursday night. She could not elaborate on that statement.
A public defender entered a not guilty plea for his client even though the man said he wanted to plead guilty in the stabbing deaths of three members of his family.
A man running for President of the United States, a country known as a melting pot, did not include any ethnic groups in several of his biggest ads.
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