A man was also discovered with a gunshot wound. The Monroe County Coroner said Cheryl Okie, 35, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The man, Robert Okie, 36, was transported to the hospital where he ...

MONROE COUNTY, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – A man was arrested Monday morning after he was found walking on the campus of Hubbard Elementary School, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

The hallways of one school in Monroe County were lined with historical figures on Monday as part of a unique event called the 'Live Wax Museum' project. 250 students at Pleasant Valley Elementary ...

Chad Tracy is heading into his fourth season as manager of the Worcester Red Sox Tracy points to the depth of the pitching staff as a strength for Worcester Tracy is optimistic that Worcester will ...

Tracy Wolfson shared a photo of herself posing beside 7-foot-9 March Madness sensation Olivier Rioux (Noam Galai/Getty Images for Paramount) LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: As March Madness dominates the ...

What you need is something or someone to compare it to. Enter Tracy Wolfson. The legendary CBS reporter who has stood next to 7-foot-6 Tacko Fall stood next to Rioux and, yeah, there's no better ...

A photo of CBS reporter Tracy Wolfson and Florida basketball player Olivier Rioux, the tallest teenager in the world, has gone viral. Redshirt Rioux is not playing any part in the Gators' run in ...

Olivier Rioux is the tallest player in college basketball history as a 19-year-old freshman. He makes CBS Sports sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson look like a small child. It is a truly mind-boggling ...

Now he has another one as CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson shared a photo of her standing next to Rioux. Their size difference is pretty wild: Andy Nesbitt is the assistant managing editor of ...

CBS Sports sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson before the game between the Kansas City Chiefs against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High. / Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images It’s March Madness ...

Delashmutt said there was "quite a bit of correspondence" between Monroe and President Thomas Jefferson "about the design of the house." The family is ready to move on, but there's just one catch.