Sens. Cruz and Ayotte Lead Letter to Top Pentagon Officials: Obama Administration’s $1.7 Billion Cash Payment to Iran Is Deeply Concerning

Berry College’s planned football stadium will be relocated “out of respect for the nesting site of Georgia’s most famous pair of bald eagles,” school officials said this week.

With hundreds of its employees and contractors working around the clock in Savannah and Charleston since Hurricane Matthew arrived, Comcast continues to work closely with local power companies to bring customers back on line. Earlier this week, Comcast opened thousands of free Wi-Fi hotspots in communities affected by Hurricane Matthew, allowing first responders and residents to stay connected. These Wi-Fi hotspots are open to anyone who needs them, including non-Comcast subscribers, and remain accessible until

The City of Smyrna last month announced a bike-sharing program.