Tifton Police Chief Steve Hyman confirmed a gun was fired a few blocks away from the hospital on Martin Drive. He said the ...

On March 21, a Tifton woman was arrested and charged after she threw away her 19-week-old fetus following a miscarriage.

The Tift County District Attorney's Office has announced that all charges against a woman arrested for disposing of a deceased fetus after suffering a miscarriage have been dismissed.

Tifton Police were called to the Brookfield Mews Apartments for reports of an unconscious woman who was bleeding on Thursday.

Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) is proud to announce that its first-ever Patient Care Technician/Assistant (PCT/A) ...

After national news outlets decried Georgia’s abortion law’s role in the arrest of a Tifton woman who suffered a miscarriage, prosecutors appear unlikely to pursue charges.

With a dense network of roads and rail and air connections, this region is attracting investment and funding for the supply ...

Georgia state senator Sally Harrell gave an impassioned speech on the floor of the state legislature on Wednesday in which ...

The woman faces one count of concealing the death of another person and one count of throwing away or abandonment of a dead ...

Tift County Deputy Coroner Blair Veazy told WALB the autopsy revealed the fetus that was found in the dumpster at the ...

Police charged the 24-year-old woman with counts related to improper disposal and notification of a dead body.