Local News

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  Middle Georgia organization feeds 3,000 students weekly, ensures no child is left hungry
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  Sheriff Wiley's first 100 days: New gear, patrol cars, and tech upgrades making an impact
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  E-SPLOST funds make way for future Veterans Middle School in Houston County

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  Monroe County authorities search for criminal trespassing suspects
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  Woman critically injured in Macon shooting, investigation underway by sheriff's office
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  Macon-Bibb fire truck struck by semi on I-475, no injuries reported
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  First Georgia Democrat announces bid for 2026 governor run

Nation & World

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  Virginia Giuffre, accuser of Prince Andrew and Epstein, dies by suicide at 41 in Australia
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  2-year-old likely deported 'with no meaningful process' despite being US citizen: Judge
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  Biden attends Pope Francis’s funeral, spotted gripping wife Jill and priest on steps

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  Lawmakers slam Trump's task force for Christian bias, warn of threat to religious freedom
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  The National News Desk Weekend Edition
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  International students have legal statuses restored after feds challenged by ACLU
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  Trump administration sues Rochester over sanctuary city policy

Sports

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  Former Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava announces he has committed to UCLA
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  Brian Scalabrine says '25 Celtics would 'smoke' the '08 Celtics
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  Urban Meyer - NIL deals need buyout clauses

Money

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  What happens to my money if my bank is robbed?
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  Can active military get a VA loan?
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  How to buy a house out of state

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  Should you sign the back of your credit card?
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  How often should you compare mortgage rates?
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  The Senate’s biggest critic of card fees is retiring. Here’s one Bankrate expert’s take on his legacy
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  Alphabet boosts dividend and plans new share buyback, reassuring investors amid antitrust, AI worries

Coronavirus

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  Eris variant fuels rise in Georgia's COVID cases
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  Midwife pleads guilty to destroying 2,600 COVID-19 vaccines and issuing fraudulent cards
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  Cuomo says New Yorkers 'should be very proud' on COVID-19, but 'federal government failed'

Beyond The Podium

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  Trump attends memorial service for 3 Florida deputies killed in crash
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  Crypto investors might get more than they bargained for from new Trump WH, critics says
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  Democrats have to defend another open seat in tough push to win Senate majority