MOORHEAD (MPR) – The White Earth Nation made history Saturday with the opening of a cannabis dispensary in Moorhead. The recreational cannabis dispensary is the first-in-the-state to sell marijuana ...

The Black Cats responded in the 76th minute when Eliezer Mayenda converted their first real chance of the game. The comeback was completed in stoppage time, as soon-to-be Brighton man Tommy Watson ...

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Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (D) formally launched her campaign for Georgia governor ... potentially become the first Black women to serve as a state’s governor.

Miller/The Gazette via AP, File) ATLANTA (AP) — Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms says her single term as Atlanta mayor gave her “battle-tested executive leadership” that she can offer to Georgia voters .

Former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is entering the Georgia ... swing state the president won by a narrow margin in November. And if elected, she would make history as the first Black ...

Several Republican leaders are already attempting to brand Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff and other Democratic contenders as being too liberal for the state ... her tenure at the White House, including ...

Oklahoma's win over Alabama, Syracuse's triumph against Miami and Michigan's shocker against Ohio State last season were ... this home game is as big as they come. Georgia has won eight straight ...

After 17 years underground, Cicada Brood XIV is emerging with millions coming up out of the ground. Are they in Georgia, and if so, where? What we know: Are cicadas coming out in Georgia in 2025? Yes.

Black garments ... also wearing white at Sunday’s ceremony. Tens of thousands of people were in attendance at Vatican City, including Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio ...

ATLANTA - Challengers on Thursday told a federal appeals court that Georgia lawmakers are still violating Black voters’ rights after redrawing the state’s congressional and legislative maps.