Co-defendant in the death of a Columbus cop faces new charge decades later, police say
Robert Jackson, 61, was a co-defendant in the 1979 death of Columbus officer James Bowers, police said in a news release.
Thinking of traveling for spring? Here’s how I found flights out of GA starting at $35
Your desire to travel may be wildly out of sync to your disposable income, but there is always a way to go where you want and ...
Mayor responds to calls for investigation into whether Columbus Council broke state law
This move by the NAACP comes after former Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson brought up a potential Open Meetings Act violation ...
9 gang members arrested on 96 charges as Columbus special ops police serve search warrant
Police said the operation led to the seizure of $1,113 in currency, over 3.5 pounds of marijuana (with an estimated street ...
3 car buying mistakes that can cost you more than you think
Car insurance is one of the largest ongoing costs of ownership, and the Consumer Price Index indicates that it's rising by 20 ...
$1B in federal cuts could put a ‘dent’ in Georgia’s school food offerings. What to know.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently slashed more than $1 billion in federal spending, including eliminating two ...
How Georgia legislator hopes to achieve bold goals and cut Columbus’ poverty rate
We need to see and understand what the people in our community deal with,” Georgia state Rep. Teddy Reese told the Ledger-Enquirer in an interview about his new position.
AI can rip you off. Here’s how lawmakers in one state want to stop price discrimination
The Markup reports how AI can help businesses charge customers more based on how it evaluates their personal history and ...
‘Connect with the community.’ Meet the first broadcaster in Columbus Clingstones history
Here’s how you can listen to him do the play-by-play of all 138 Southern League games the Atlanta Braves Class AA baseball ...
Columbus police arrest parents on murder charge in infant’s death
Both were arrested on Tuesday and charged with second-degree murder and second-degree cruelty to children, police said.
Columbus Council under scrutiny. NAACP seeks probe into whether state law was broken
The Columbus branch of the NAACP called for Mayor Skip Henderson to support an investigation into whether councilors violated ...
Who will advance to the Final Four? More than 30 experts give us their NCAA predictions
The national experts don’t seem to think so. The Herald-Leader asked dozens of college basketball reporters from around the ...