Georgia’s Most Popular Custom License Plate: UGA’s “Go Dawgs” Tag
ATLANTA, Ga. — If you’ve been driving around Georgia lately, chances are you’ve seen it: the bold red-and-black license plate with the University of Georgia…
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Popular North Carolina Winery Plans Rebuild After Fire Destroys 350,000 Bottles of Wine
VALE, N.C. — A beloved Lincoln County winery is vowing to rebuild after a fire reduced its facility to rubble and destroyed hundreds of thousands…
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Multiple Fatalities Reported in Burke County Structure Fire
BURKE COUNTY, N.C. — A deadly structure fire in Burke County on Sunday afternoon has claimed multiple lives, prompting a large-scale investigation by local and…
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Families Honor Loved Ones and Confront Stigma at Overdose Awareness Day Event in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Families, advocates, and community leaders came together in Charlotte on Saturday for International Overdose Awareness Day, honoring loved ones lost and raising…
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Active Shooter Hoaxes Rattle Students at Three Georgia Universities in One Night
ATLANTA, Ga. — A wave of false active shooter threats disrupted three Georgia universities Friday night, leaving students shaken and police departments scrambling to respond….
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Garner Dog Boarding Facility Forced to Close, Leaving Dozens of Pets Without Care
GARNER, N.C. — A long-time dog boarding and day care facility in Garner is closing its doors this Labor Day weekend, leaving more than 40…
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Teen Killed in Head-On Crash in Alexander County
ALEXANDER COUNTY, N.C. — A 17-year-old from Hiddenite was killed Saturday morning in a head-on collision along Sharpe Mill Road in Alexander County, according to…
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Richland One Laptop Shortage Leaves Students Waiting Weeks Into School Year
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Nearly a month into the new school year, many students in Richland School District One are still waiting for their laptops, leaving…
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Chapel Hill Man Dies After Surviving Flood, First Night in New Home
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — A 72-year-old Chapel Hill man who survived the devastating Camelot Village flood earlier this summer died last week, just one day…
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SCHP: Medical Event Caused Crash Involving South Congaree Police Chief
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP) has confirmed that a medical emergency was the cause of a crash last week involving South…
