Fort Benning, GA (WRBL) - A group of civilians and military leaders met at Fort Benning to review the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation's performance over this past year.
67 students from 10 countries attended the annual meeting discussing fiscal affairs, and matters surrounding the secretary of defense. The course topics included professional military education, law enforcement, subjects pertaining to human rights and combating transnational threats.
Guest speakers at this year’s event included several military branches-such as The Department of Homeland Security and United Nations. The institute helps to preserve the United States as a zone of peace and set conditions for prosperity in the western hemisphere.
Folks will have an opportunity to place tree limbs and branches out on the curb without charge through March 1st. In order for Public Works to pick up what's left of the fallen trees, the following must take place:
Authorities have revealed new evidence in their case against a Georgia man charged with killing a high school teacher who disappeared more than 13 years ago.
Three parents, their children and four stakeholders in the Barbour County school system met with News 3 to discuss their growing concern and irritation with the school board.
LEE COUNTY, Ala. (WRBL) - A Beauregard mother, who survived a horrific crash along Alabama 51, reached out to News 3 for help finding the hunter who literally ran to her rescue. As News 3 discovered, this hero hunter also wears an Auburn Police Division uniform.
