Thursday March 28th, 2024 2:14PM

Bryan Pirkle

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Bryan Pirkle
US officials probe illnesses on Caribbean cruise
U.S. health officials will board a cruise ship docked in the U.S. Virgin Islands to investigate an illness outbreak that has stricken at least 300 people with gastrointestinal symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea, a cruise company spokeswoman said Sunday.
3:25PM ( 10 years ago )
Dawson Co. firewood program aids the elderly
The Dawson County Sheriff
10:57PM ( 10 years ago )
FDA takes another look at caramel coloring in soda
The Food and Drug Administration says there's no reason to believe that the coloring added to sodas is unsafe. But the agency is taking another look just to make sure.
8:55PM ( 10 years ago )
Cumming church offers shelter amid freezing temps
With winter weather and frigid temperatures posing a number of risks to north Georgians, the congregation of Highlands Church in Cumming has announced they will open their doors to anyone without adequate shelter or heat over the next two days.
10:39PM ( 10 years ago )
Lew warns Congress of late-February debt deadline
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has told Congress that by late February he will run out of steps he can take to avoid a first-ever default on U.S. debt.
8:52PM ( 10 years ago )
Suburban Chicago teen accused in death of girl, 11
A 14-year-old suburban Chicago girl faces a first-degree murder charge in the killing of an 11-year-old who was stabbed more than 30 times in the home where both of them lived, officials said Wednesday.
8:11PM ( 10 years ago )
26 indicted in drug case by federal jury
A federal grand jury in Greeneville has charged 26 people with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
9:07PM ( 10 years ago )
2 nabbed at Texas border in credit card fraud case
Account information stolen during the Target security breach is now being divided up and sold off regionally, a South Texas police chief said Monday following the arrest of two Mexican citizens who authorities say arrived at the border with 96 fraudulent credit cards.
9:02PM ( 10 years ago )
Urban streets named for MLK still struggle
The urban decay along Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in St. Louis can be found in other major American cities, from Houston and Milwaukee to the nation's capital.
11:42AM ( 10 years ago )
Ga. private probation industry target of lawsuits
Opponents of Georgia's private probation system say companies supervising low-level offenders are earning millions in fees while using law enforcement offices as collections agencies when they go unpaid.
11:38AM ( 10 years ago )