Ri'Shawn Bassette

In Lowndes County, residents attempted to get back to their everyday lives after the severe storms that caused major flooding in the area.

Teachers, students and staff are preparing for Valdosta State University’s 226th commencement ceremonies.

Many are still dealing with the effects of the flooding last weekend and Lowndes County is no different.

City leaders in Valdosta were out on the town, helping raise money for charity.

Across Georgia, many school systems are dealing with bus driver shortages.

Parts of Lowndes County just saw flooding from last weekend’s storms, so county leaders want you to get ready now for more rain.

Valdosta State University (VSU) is giving back to the children of the community with its Holiday Helper Tree Project.

With the help of the city, the Ossipe Temple #65 is planning to host the 2018 Greater Valdosta Christmas Parade after a lot of controversy regarding the event.

Hundreds of patients at the Parkwood Developmental Center in Valdosta are benefiting from $800 worth of gifts brought by the Mayors' Christmas Motorcade.

The City is of Valdosta is asking residents to get out and paint the town red and black, but with Blazer Pride.

Wild Adventures Theme Park is kicking off its “Bigger and Brighter” Christmas season with some giant treats for some giant friends.

Residents in Lowndes County are recovering after the severe storms that hit the area this past weekend caused major flooding in the area.

The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department seized more than 50 pounds of marijuana during a routine traffic stop.

The Valdosta Police Department (VPD) is asking for tips from anyone who may know the whereabouts of a murder suspect.

Lowndes County officials want to remind everyone that decisions to hold off on holiday events for Saturday have been made for everyone’s safety.

Officials in the Valdosta-Lowndes County community are preparing for a big kickoff to the holiday season in downtown Valdosta.

One South Georgia non-profit is planning to feed over 35,000 people with a recent donation received from a community donor.

Valdosta State University (VSU) is raising money for its students and making professional artists at the same time.

Hospital officials in Valdosta are currently waiting on the results of a visit that could determine the fate of the South Georgia Medical Center (SGMC).

One sheriff's office is warning everyone that there is a social security scam circulating that could result in identity theft, loss of thousands of dollars and lots of headaches.