A Columbus man convicted of brutally murdering three people in their Upatoi home in 2016 was expected to appear in court to petition a new trial, but did not.
The Rotary Club of Columbus is teaming together with organizations and inviting members of the clergy to a special day of learning how to handle the sensitive topic of human trafficking.
We live in an era where we heavily rely on our handy smart devices, but now robocalls are becoming such a problem that experts say if you do not know the number, you should not answer.
Dr. Ann Hardman passed away one year ago, March 19, 2018 due to cancer. The church she founded, Faith Worship Center International, honored her legacy.
Before the most recent tornadoes, there was a list of about 150 Lee County families who were hoping to get storm shelters partially paid for by FEMA. Now, that list is in the thousands.
Sydney Aiello’s mother said her daughter felt survivor’s guilt and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after being on campus the day of the shooting last year.
It’s time again for the time of year when basketball fans across the country fill out their brackets in an attempt to determine who will be named the year’s top team.
The lawsuit accuses Bud Light parent Anheuser-Busch of starting a "false and misleading advertising campaign" that said Miller Lite and Coors Light use corn syrup and high-fructose corn syrup.
Beauregard native Shannon Culligan has a total of five storage units packed full of furniture that he’s offering to donate to those affected by the tornado.
