One person was injured and another is in custody after a shooting in Americus on Tuesday, according to Police Chief Mark Scott.

There was standing room only in Tuesday’s Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) town hall in Albany.

The state of Georgia will review the 1960 rape and murder of an 8-year-old Blakely girl following a documentary film by Albany native Clennon King.

The city of Arlington has named a new chief of police.

Multiple South Georgia sheriff’s offices were involved in the search for a stolen vehicle early Tuesday morning.

An unexpected closing of a South Georgia restaurant has sent a message to those who may be interested in starting up their own business.

There have been 14 gun related crimes in Thomasville since last July.

Transforming dangerous roads and neglected neighborhoods into safe and beautiful neighborhoods is the goal for sections of Remington Avenue in Thomasville.

A Valdosta woman is looking at spending a decade in prison after being sentenced for felony drug trafficking.

One man is recovering after being shot in a Valdosta neighborhood over the weekend.

A group of Albany students will be the first in the state to earn a degree to be both fire fighters and emergency medical technicians.

Toya Wright will host a 5k run on August 3.

The Albany Police Department (APD) is investigating after shots were fired outside of an East Albany Exxon gas station Monday night.

A South Georgia police chief is resigning after serving less than a year.

The Peanut Festival is just months away and on Monday, the Sylvester City Council approved funding for the event.

People in East Albany said they are concerned by repeated armed robberies close to their homes.

A Valdosta doctor convicted of health care fraud filed a motion asking a federal judge to grant him a new trial Monday.

If you’re a history buff or even if you’re not, you’ll be able to catch some historic artifacts on display at one South Georgia Brewery.

Albany State University alumni and community leaders will get together Tuesday to continue their fight against Senate Bill 270.

A 10-year-old boy who was hit on his bike is expected to move from an Atlanta hospital to a rehab center, according to his mother.

Students and football fans of Worth County High School will soon see new additions at Milt Miller field.

The City of Valdosta wants to make sure that more than 600 kids are ready to start their school year off right.

Darrell Perry was given two life sentences, which are to be served concurrently. Perry was charged with two counts of armed robbery.

A Dougherty County road will no longer be open to the public.

The Thomasville Fire Department has been operating with a limited staff for a while.

Two people killed in a Mitchell County wreck have been identified by Coroner Stedderick Thomas.

The crash happened shortly after 1:30 p.m. at the intersection of GA 206 and GA 268.

A new principal, finance director, and staff members coming into one Southwest Georgia school system all said they are ready to take the school district to the next level.

A Valdosta man is behind bars after officers said they went to arrest him for a number of charges and he tried to hide in an attic.

The Valdosta Police Department (VPD) said its new DUI testing capabilities will save innocent people’s time, law enforcement’s energy and the taxpayers’ money.

Homeowners, be aware! That’s a warning from Dougherty County Sheriff’s deputies who said crooks are going to houses scamming people for work.

One group is trying to help grieving parents going through the traumatic event of losing their newborn babies.

It’s called one of the state’s seven natural wonders and for the James family, Radium Springs has been a part of their neighborhood for more than a decade.

Albany police are looking for four people after a series of break-ins at Neighborhood Grocery on Johnson Road.

The Albany Police Department (APD) is searching for two suspects after an armed robbery at a convenience store on East Broad Avenue Friday night, according to officials.

Oprah Leach has been recognized for bringing more than 30 families together.

Inside, they have meaningful artifacts with a lot of history.

Today at the 2019 Georgia recreation and park association class B state swim meet started.Students and families came to Tifton to compete and show what swim team could be the best.

Two people have died in a wreck in Mitchell County, according to Coroner Stedderick Thomas.

The E-911 lines in Smithville that were down are back up, according to Lee County officials.

Some downtown Albany business owners are speaking out against projects the city has in place to help bring more business to downtown.

Officials with the City of Valdosta are planned to leave Thursday’s city council meeting with a plan in place for their 2019 Housing and Urban Development funds.

Members of one South Georgia community are happy to have their food processing center and canning plant reopened.

The American Red Cross said that it is facing an emergency need for blood and platelet donations.

A blood drive will soon honor all servicemen and women and public officials in Tifton.

Turner County deputies have caught a man that was wanted in connection to a car theft.

Turner County residents said that having a local animal shelter would be beneficial for the area and surrounding cities, but some officials have a different opinion.

Several people were arrested on different charges in Coffee County between July 4 and July 9, according to a release from the Coffee County Sheriff’s Office.

A group of Albany kids are enjoying their summer on the links.The city’s Recreation and Parks department have partnered with the Flint River Golf Course to sponsor the Hook a Kid on Golf camp.

A devastating loss led two South Georgia women to knit hundreds of hats for newborn babies.Jessica Spradlin and her friend Rachel Lott both lost their newborn babies when they were only a few weeks old.

The Calhoun County Sheriff's Office charged a Calhoun State Prison staffer for having contraband.

The Georgia Department of Public Health urges parents to not wait until the last minute for required immunizations or exams.

DNR agents have cited two people after they said a video showed two men stomping an opossum to death in Cook County.

Hospital officials in Albany said a false social media post could put lives at risk this weekend.

The City of Valdosta is planning to make its next Food Truck Thursday even bigger and better.

Second Harvest Food Bank in Valdosta has more than 10,000 boxes worth of food that they need your help getting out to the community.

Construction at a major intersection in Tift County is causing traffic delays and detours.

The Valdosta City Council is considering ordinances for two new apartment complexes.