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'Racial' social media posts, text messages should be used as evidence in Ahmaud Arbery murder, prosecutors say

Glynn County Sheriff’s OfficeBY: JULIA JACOBO, ABC NEWS (ATLANTA) — Georgia state prosecutors have requested that “racial” social media posts

ABC NewsBY: LUKE BARR, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — As more White House officials test positive for COVID-19, attention is

Early voting for the November 3rd election gets underway on Tuesday. Jody O’Brien, with the Hancock County Board of Elections,

Monday was World Teachers’ Day. Findlay High School Principal Ryan Imke says it’s always important to appreciate all that teachers

Matt277/iStockBY: HALEY YAMADA, ABC NEWS (HOUSTON) — Authorities say at least three construction workers have been killed and one injured

Jon Cherry/Getty ImagesBY: KARMA ALLEN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — A Kentucky judge gave the state’s attorney general three days

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose issued a directive Monday saying that county board of elections officials could vote to

RiverNorthPhotography/iStockBY: TONYA SIMPSON, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — A whirlwind of competing lawsuits and legal actions has thousands of ballots

Both total cases and active cases increased in the latest COVID-19 data released by Hancock Public Health. The agency says,

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is collaborating with five other states on a distracted driving enforcement initiative. The 6-State Trooper