What dat? Unsatisfied Saints fan post billboards in Atlanta
There has been a lot of trolling in Downtown Atlanta ahead of Super Bowl LIII, but it's taken on a bit of a new flavor. It tastes distinctly Cajun.
There has been a lot of trolling in Downtown Atlanta ahead of Super Bowl LIII, but it's taken on a bit of a new flavor. It tastes distinctly Cajun.
Tornados inflict damage in Alabama town, Florida Panhandle
Homes, businesses, government offices and churches were among the buildings badly damaged or demolished when tornadoes struck central Alabama over the weekend.
Homes, businesses, government offices and churches were among the buildings badly damaged or demolished when tornadoes struck central Alabama over the weekend.
New Jersey sportsbook credits New Orleans Saints bets over uncalled penalty
A sportsbook in New Jersey is offering betting credits for customers who bet on the New Orleans Saints due to the widespread belief that the team was victimized by a blown call by referees during its loss Sunday in the NFC championship game.
A sportsbook in New Jersey is offering betting credits for customers who bet on the New Orleans Saints due to the widespread belief that the team was victimized by a blown call by referees during its loss Sunday in the NFC championship game.
Johnsonville recalls ground pork over possible contamination
Johnsonville LLC has recalled more than 48,000 pounds of raw ground frozen pork patties that may be contaminated with materials including black rubber.
Johnsonville LLC has recalled more than 48,000 pounds of raw ground frozen pork patties that may be contaminated with materials including black rubber.
Ludacris surprises Ron Clark Academy students with Super Bowl tickets
Two students in southwest Atlanta got a huge surprise from an Atlanta music icon on Friday.
Two students in southwest Atlanta got a huge surprise from an Atlanta music icon on Friday.
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms celebrates birthday
Friday a big day for Atlanta's mayor.
Friday a big day for Atlanta's mayor.
George W. Bush delivers pizzas to federal workers, calls for end to government shutdown
Former President George W. Bush delivered pizzas on Friday to federal workers who aren’t being paid but still on the job due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Former President George W. Bush delivered pizzas on Friday to federal workers who aren’t being paid but still on the job due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Hawks unveil new basketball court at M.L.King Rec center
The Atlanta Hawks unveiled a new basketball court for the community on Thursday.
The Atlanta Hawks unveiled a new basketball court for the community on Thursday.
Florida officer kills rabid otter following several attacks
Authorities say a Florida police officer fatally shot a rabid otter several days after people reported attacks.
Authorities say a Florida police officer fatally shot a rabid otter several days after people reported attacks.
UCLA gymnast's floor routine earns perfect 10, goes viral
Her routine is being called "breathtaking," "show stopping," and "poetry in motion." UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi is breaking the internet with the now viral floor routine she performed during a competition on Saturday, which earned her a perfect 10.
Her routine is being called "breathtaking," "show stopping," and "poetry in motion." UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi is breaking the internet with the now viral floor routine she performed during a competition on Saturday, which earned her a perfect 10.
Artist claims sound installation that plays "Africa" by Toto will play on forever
A Namibian-German artist claims his sound installation in the Namib Desert, which is set to play "Africa" by Toto, will play the famous song forever.
A Namibian-German artist claims his sound installation in the Namib Desert, which is set to play "Africa" by Toto, will play the famous song forever.
Panties, bras fly from car during nearly 100 mph chase in Indiana, police say
A high-speed chase on an Indiana highway featured a trail of stolen women's underwear, according to police.
A high-speed chase on an Indiana highway featured a trail of stolen women's underwear, according to police.
Bible studies class proposed in Florida as elective
Florida lawmakers are considering a bill allowing public high schools to offer an elective Bible studies class as part of its curriculum.
Florida lawmakers are considering a bill allowing public high schools to offer an elective Bible studies class as part of its curriculum.
Gillette addresses issue of 'toxic masculinity' in new ad campaign in era of #MeToo
Days after the American Psychological Association (APA) announced that “traditional masculinity” is “harmful” to society and can lead to homophobia and sexual harassment, razor brand Gillette released a new ad campaign touching on the same topic.
Days after the American Psychological Association (APA) announced that “traditional masculinity” is “harmful” to society and can lead to homophobia and sexual harassment, razor brand Gillette released a new ad campaign touching on the same topic.
Rare bronze penny sells for more than $200K at auction
A rare 1943 bronze Lincoln penny has sold for more than $200,000 at a Florida auction.
A rare 1943 bronze Lincoln penny has sold for more than $200,000 at a Florida auction.
Colin Kaepernick still has strong support from NFL players, survey shows
Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is still receiving tremendous support from current NFL players despite not playing a down of football in more than two years.
Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is still receiving tremendous support from current NFL players despite not playing a down of football in more than two years.
Americans more likely to die of opioid overdose than in car crash
For the first time in American history, one of the leading causes of deaths - vehicle crash - has been supplanted by opioid overdoses.
For the first time in American history, one of the leading causes of deaths - vehicle crash - has been supplanted by opioid overdoses.
Cleveland firefighter issued same badge number as his father, who was killed in the line of duty
Justin Leon was one of 19 cadets from the 34th Fire Training Academy Class who took the oath of office at in Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday.
Justin Leon was one of 19 cadets from the 34th Fire Training Academy Class who took the oath of office at in Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday.
Nebraska man miraculously recovers after being declared brain dead
T. Scott Marr's children decided to pull the plug after he was declared brain dead. They said their final good-byes and were preparing his services.
T. Scott Marr's children decided to pull the plug after he was declared brain dead. They said their final good-byes and were preparing his services.
Covington Officer Matt Cooper celebrates 35th birthday
He was able to spend Christmas at home and Monday, Covington Police Officer Matt Cooper celebrated another milestone. He turned 35!
He was able to spend Christmas at home and Monday, Covington Police Officer Matt Cooper celebrated another milestone. He turned 35!