State officials say strong travel demand, higher visitor spending and broad tax revenue gains kept Georgia near the top of U.S. tourism rankings in 2025.
Debris Field Found Off Nantucket After Six-Person Medical Flight From Bermuda to Boston Disappears Over Atlantic, Coast Guard Says
The air ambulance reported electrical trouble before contact was lost early Saturday morning, officials said.
Four More People Charged in Wyoming County Case After Missing Western New York Children Were Found Living in a Georgia Shed
Prosecutors say the arrests are tied to an investigation into how two children and their mother traveled more than 800 miles from Western New York.
Carbondale, Illinois, Graduate Students Say Siu’s New Insurance Rule Leaves Their Dependents Without Campus Health Coverage This Fall
Southern Illinois University ended dependent coverage in its student health plan, forcing some graduate assistants and families to look elsewhere.
Tinley Park Crisis Center Launches Monthlong Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events to Raise Funds, Support Survivors and Honor Victims
The South Suburban nonprofit is pairing community events, restaurant fundraisers and a vigil with a fundraising goal above $50,000.
Douglasville, Georgia Man Faces Charges After Police Say He Called 911 to Avoid Paying a $63.77 Red Lobster Bill
Police say the call was a fake emergency meant to dodge the check, and the case comes as Douglas County tightens rules on unnecessary 911 use.
Nashville, Tennessee, Execution Attempt Leaves Christa Pike on Ventilator as State Orders Review of Lethal Injection Procedures
The failed execution has triggered calls for accountability, evidence preservation and a fresh look at Tennessee’s death chamber practices.