Albertville woman challenges fire marshal’s order to vacate home over safety concerns
Darlene Fox, the Albertville woman trying to return to the home she was ordered out of on short notice, has sent a formal letter to the city's fire marshal asking him to explain his findings. Fox says she was given 48 hours to leave the converted barn she had lived...
Johnson City native retires from American Airlines after 63 years of service
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Carol Fair, an American Airlines flight attendant and Johnson City native, is hanging up her wings and retiring after more than 63 years in the sky. The 83-year-old first began her career with Piedmont Airlines in 1963. The original Piedmont Airlines merged into USAir in 1989. USAir later became US […]
15-bedroom historic house, inn in downtown Charleston hits the market for $16.5M. Look inside.
CHARLESTON — A downtown mansion that's served as a significant property, and later hotel, for more than a century is now for sale for $16.5 million. The Stevens-Lathers property at 20 S. Battery sits across from White Point Garden. Built in 1843 as a three-story neoclassical showpiece, it originally belonged to the family of Samuel and Mary Stevens.
Prisma Health hosts reverse trick-or-treat parade
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Halloween came early today for some young patients at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital-Midlands. The holiday celebrations came directly to their hospital rooms as staff delivered treats and fun to patients dressed as superheroes and their favorite characters as part of the hospital’s annual “reverse trick-or-treat” parade.
Beaufort County jury convicts ‘bully’ for shooting woman in the head
BEAUFORT, S.C. (Oct. 28, 2026) – A Hilton Head Island man has been convicted of shooting a woman in the head after a brief verbal exchange in an apartment parking lot. Bernard Garvin Jr., 35, was found guilty Wednesday by a Beaufort County General Sessions jury of attempted murder and possession of a weapon during commission of a violent crime in this 2023 incident, the 14th Circuit Solicitor's Office announced this week.
West Bloomfield Man Arrested After Allegedly Trailing Driver Through Birmingham
A West Bloomfield man was arrested in Birmingham early Monday morning after allegedly following another man around town, running a red light and making an illegal turn in an effort to catch up with him. The pursuit ended only after the man being followed called police and drove himself straight to the station for safety.
Shipley Donuts opening 15 new locations in Michigan
Shipley Donuts is planning 15 new shops in Michigan, giving Metro Detroit another bakery chain to try alongside the options in our roundup of Krispy Kreme alternatives. The Houston-born company…
Open township burn sparks underground fire
Atlas Twp. — What began as an uncontrolled open burn on Oct. 23 turned into an extraordinary firefighting challenge for the Atlas Township Fire Department, requiring more than 100,000 gallons of water, assistance from neighboring fire departments and specialized resources from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. By late...
New Maryland Laws Change Rules for Landlords and Renters
Several new Maryland housing laws took effect October 1, bringing changes involving criminal background checks, housing subsidies, rental payment reporting and air conditioning requirements. Among the most significant changes is the Maryland Fair Chance Housing Act, which establishes new rules for how certain landlords and housing providers can consider the...
Maryland beech trees face crisis from deadly disease
Maryland beech trees could be gone within the next 10 years because of a microscopic wormlike creature that feeds inside the leaf buds, according to state officials, private arborists and local botanists who were interviewed over the past few weeks. The deadly consequences of beech leaf disease will impact the...

















