A pair of brothers made multiple threats, with one threatening to shoot up the jail, to either let their sister go, or that they planned to break her out.
A revamped proposal for Georgia’s first national park, the Ocmulgee Mounds, is set for congressional review on Wednesday, marking progress in a decades-long effort.
According to the district attorney, the Macon man is believed to have strangled his girlfriend to death, but died while trying to dispose of it.
With temperatures expected to hit upper 90s this week, Coroner Leon Jones is urging all Central Georgians to work together and protect elderly citizens.
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The Macon Transit Authority is mourning the death of David Scott, a disabled man they hired in 2018 to advocate for riders and people with disabilities.
The CSC opened in 1958 and became the hub of campus life, housing, dining, student activities and gathering spaces for generations of Mercer students over the years.
When deputies arrived, they found the 31-year-old man with a gunshot wound. He was taken to a local hospital and that medical staff say he is in stable condition.
The event focused on teaching people how to raise animals they could easily take care of in their backyards.
Navy Kate Watkins was born at 22 weeks, and is considered a “micropreemie”. While she grows stronger, her family is supporting fellow NICU families.