A 22-year-old aspiring U.S. Capitol police officer from Yorktown was killed after a car crash in Georgia Saturday, Feb. 1.

Getting pulled over is never fun, but things in the South have taken a scary turn as multiple law enforcement agencies in Georgia and North Carolina are warning drivers about a police impersonator.

This column is part of a weekly round-up of notable Chatham County grand jury indictments and court decisions.

A police impersonator in a black Dodge Charger with heavy tint is terrorizing citizens in northern Georgia and southern North Carolina. Authorities in the area are warning people to be on the lookout ...

Since 2018, the notorious Russian mercenary company formerly known as Wagner has overseen security for top officials in the ...

The U.S. military’s recruiting troubles came just as it was attempting a fundamental shift in its mission. For decades, the ...

A diplomatic and military shakeup was believed far from complete today as Adolf Hitler assumed complete command of the German army.

Collins is an Iraq War veteran and has promised to cut regulations and elevate the quality of care for veterans.

GBI investigates a Georgia State Patrol officer-involved shooting in Gordon County; suspect Christopher Lee Dixon injured.

police said. Georgia State Police are investigating. The recruit officers joined the department in November, according to Capitol Police. “We were devastated to learn that a fatal car crash in ...

his Georgia Bulldogs are about to benefit tremendously from a proposed Georgia state senate bill that was filed earlier this week. On3's Pete Nakos did a great job of explaining what the bill ...

A US Capitol Police recruit from Westchester County ... died from his injuries several hours after the Saturday night wreck, the Georgia State Patrol told the Brunswick News.