Deputy Brandon Sikes was guided by a single mission. He wanted to make his community a safer place for his wife and daughter, according to his family. The Augusta native died trying to do just that.

A’Layah’s family remembered her as being a beacon of joy for those around her, and called for justice for her death.

WARREN, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Georgia Lee (Kennell) Raeburn, 88, went to join her beloved husband, Ray, in heaven, ...

Funeral arrangement have been announced for a longtime South Fulton police officer who died in a head-on collision while on ...