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It's 14 degrees here in Atlanta and our favorite news team is keeping us well-informed and highly entertained. Here are the best moments from this past week's winter storm coverage.

The ancient world was very far from being politically correct, and as a result, the Bible contains passages that seem politically incorrect today. For exa...

Local newspapers around the country remember.

KLRN’s “On the Record,” hosted by WOAI radio’s Jim Forsyth, will feature topical...

Breaking news! There’s something strange happening in your area! We will report on it to the best of our abilities, but don’t be alarmed if there are a few typos we later have to correct. The important thing is that we will be using a ridiculous headline that will grab your attention and hopefully allow us to go viral on Twitter in the future. We will keep you updated on the story, but for now, that’s all. We will now return to your regularly scheduled programming…

The Robeson County Sheriff's Office is trying to find out where the dogs came from — and who owned them before their remains were dumped in a ditch

Well done, Kim Powell, well done indeed.

Websites featuring local news could be efforts to sway elections, media analysts say. But one publisher says he’s filling a void left by the closure of community newspapers

In theory, citizens of all 50 states are legally empowered to request and obtain records from their governments. When they work as intended, public records laws are a vital tool for reporters and ordinary people to learn about the government and hold it accountable. But a lot of the time, they don’t work as intended at all.

The tech giant says it will have no editorial control over the sites.