Savannah State football starts fall camp and Year 3 of the Aaron Kelton era
The Tigers are ready to bounce back from disappointing 2023 campaign
Coalition of churches banding together to help flood victims
After the Ogeechee River flood encroached on the First Baptist Church in Richmond Hill, another church down the road jumped in to help.
Red Sox OF Jarren Duran directs homophobic slur at fan
The exchange with the fan came after Duran was honored during a pregame ceremony as the teams’ recipient of the Heart and Hustle Award, which recognizes one player per team who “demonstrates a passion for the game
Defending state champion Bethesda Academy craves another title
After winning the program’s first state title in 2023, the Blazers are back for more.
Man missed winning lottery jackpot by a single number. The next day, he won big
The 53-year-old man from Macomb County says the night after his near win, he played again and matched all five numbers to win the Fantasy 5 jackpot.
Humanoid robots tested at BMW
BMW Manufacturing and Figure AI have entered into a commercial agreement to evaluate the safe use of humanoid robots in an automotive manufacturing environment.
Noah Lyles feared bronchitis after positive COVID test, but now pushes through with new career goals
Asthma didn’t stop Noah Lyles from taking on the 200 meter at the Paris Olympics, even after testing positive for COVID-19.
Ukraine's president acknowledges military incursion onto Russian soil
Ukraine’s incursion into Russia continued for a sixth day Sunday. It’s the largest such attack since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion on Feb. 24, 2022, and is unprecedented for its use of Ukrainian military units on Russian
Paris Olympics conclude with an epic handoff from Paris to Los Angeles
Team USA wins the most medals since 1984 and Paris successfully hands off the Olympic torch to Los Angeles for 2028.
Pickleball helps veterans, athletes connect at special event
“It’s bigger than just a sport. This is therapy for me, and it’s more therapy for me when I get to give back and share it with others,” said a participant at this weekend’s Pickleball Con event