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Floyd Mayweather faces felony charges for bad check
Floyd Mayweather allegedly wrote a $200,000 check in December 2024 for a watch in Las Vegas but “had insufficient money, property, or credit” in his account to complete the transaction, so he now faces two felony charges per Nevada court records.
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City of Albany faces shortfall for police, fire salaries
“We can’t tell staff to hire more police officers and then complain at what it costs.”
Commissioner, school leaders clash over Dougherty custodial transition
Brown repeatedly criticized what she described as a growing tendency among governments to outsource services, saying, “We’re too busy, we want to outsource everything we get. I’m just seeing it across the board, even in the city, in the county, outsource it.”
Georgia Southwestern’s Missy Tiber resigns
Georgia Southwestern State University Director of Athletics Mike Leeder announced that head women’s basketball coach Missy Tiber has resigned her position after two seasons to accept an opportunity closer to home.
Atlanta Falcons announce open practice dates
The Atlanta Falcons will participate in nine open practices for all fans and one practice exclusively for season ticket members during the 2026 AT&T Atlanta Falcons Training Camp.
Tony’s Take: The whistle I’ll never forget
The latest from Tony Duckworth.
Women’s Anchorage tentatively set to open in early July
“We’re here. We said we were going to do it, and we have done it.”
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