All participants must also have a truck or backseat accessible for the food box to be placed in.

One Lee County man said he is thankful for first responders and the help of volunteers just minutes after he left the polls on Election Day.

Greg Edwards, the district attorney for the Dougherty Judicial Circuit, has weighed in on Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton issuing a statewide judicial emergency order suspending all jury and grand jury trials in Georgia indefinitely.

In January, the city said they will re-evaluate the numbers and will start again if the numbers support it.

A Tifton mother continues to grieve her 15-year-old daughter’s death in November.

Wright is a former police officer who continues to serve the community in a variety of ways.

The Lee County School System has announced it will return to remote learning at the beginning of its second semester.

More Georgians are now eligible to recieve the COVID-19 Vaccine.

Many Georgians have already cast their ballots ahead of the runoff election day.

Sumter County’s newest sheriff, Eric Bryant, spent the day getting settled in and meeting public safety leaders as the new year officially kicked off his new administration.

One of the two men wanted by the Albany Police Department (APD) in connection to a dating app scam has turned himself in to police, according to a press release.

Albany police said a pedestrian was seriously injured after he was involved in a crash Monday evening.

Murder warrants have been issued for two men in the death of Jawaski Kennedy, 28, in Albany on October 17, 2020, according to a press release from the Albany Police Department (APD).

An Albany man didn’t let thieves get him down after he said his political signs were stolen from his front lawn.

A generous donation is helping save a South Georgia school thousands of dollars.

Approximately 25,150 gallons of combined stormwater and sewage was spilled, eventually entered the Dukes Bay Canal.

The new year kicks off with new laws for the state of Georgia.

A new recreation complex and four new baseball fields are under construction in Sylvester.

Tift Regional Health leaders tested over 100 people for COVID-19 at its drive-thru testing site on its first day of reopening.

An Albany man was indicted by The Dougherty County Grand Jury Wednesday for shooting two men and killing one of them.

Sylvester city leaders are gearing up to enter the residential broadband internet market.

Georgia Governor Kemp has announced plans to add adults aged 65 and older, law enforcement officers, firefighters and first responders to the current group of individuals eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccination.

After a fire destroyed his family’s business, just nearly days before Christmas in 2018... The Owner of Valdosta Furniture and Mattress rebuilt and has reopened.

The City of Valdosta has a new vacuum truck that will help the city’s public works department with littering and can clear up leaf piles from front yards even faster.

Attendees will be able to worship from their vehicles, all while following COVID-19 safety guidelines.

The Department of Justice is awarding $400,000 through its Bureau of Justice Assistance, which is under its National Community Courts Initiative.

Nationally-syndicated radio personality Roland Martin made a campaign stop in Albany Tuesday night for Democratic Senate candidate Raphael Warnock.

More than 50 people came out to see a Black Voters Matter bus roll through Sylvester Tuesday.

An East Albany mobile home was destroyed by a fire Tuesday night.

Officials WALB News 10 that approximately 2,400 people have already cast their ballot in Worth County as early voting wraps up this week.

Some people in Worth County are upset and want hazard pay for essential employees during the pandemic.

Georgia’s vaccine distribution has begun for nursing homes and long-term care facilities.

As temperatures drop across South Georgia, the Greater Valdosta United Way wants to provide some warmth to the community.

Administering the COVID-19 vaccine is underway for both the South Health District and South Georgia Medical Center.

The annual SNICKERS Marathon Weekend that is held every year in Albany has been postponed, according to a press release.

The camp runs Jan. 4-8, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

With just a few days left in the year 2020, firework stores are anticipating an increase in demand. As firework demand grows, so does the risk for accidents.

Downtown Valdosta is getting some new entertainment. The owner of Skoll Axe Throwing started his mobile business during the pandemic and now, he’s expanding to a storefront.

When fire crews arrived at the scene, they said they saw smoke and flames coming from the attic.

After speaking with each person Friday morning, their overall message was that they are truly thankful for Albany Rescue Mission.

“It just fills me with joy.”

Local business owner Milan Patel bought this building on Dawson Road and Westover Boulevard with plans for businesses to move in soon.

Five people were displaced by a fire on Pine Cone Circle Christmas Day, according to the City of Valdosta.

Two people were displaced following a fire Christmas afternoon, according to a press release from the City of Valdosta.

Dougherty County paramedics said they’ve been responding to more COVID-19 calls.

If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your pets. That’s what one local veterinarian warns as temperatures continue to drop.

Here in South Georgia, several schools have extended their holiday breaks, leaving some kids without access to nutritious meals.

The jail now allows inmates to see their loved ones virtually after in-person visits were cut off in March due to the pandemic.

If you have Christmas presents in your vehicle, take them out. That’s the message Lee County Sheriff’s Office is stressed on Christmas Eve.

Phoebe Putney Health System leaders are concerned about staffing as they continue to see an increase in COVID-19 patients in their hospitals.

Valdosta police and fire departments surprised kids on Christmas Eve morning with gifts.

Valdosta Fire Department wants to remind everyone to stay aware while cooking.

Valdosta and Lowndes County are partnering up to give residents an environmentally-friendly way to dispose of their Christmas trees this year.

Many of you may be doing some last-minute Christmas shopping and veterinarians are asking you to not have a puppy or kitten on that last-minute list this year.

AR-15 rifles and other weapons are being taken from unlocked vehicles in Lee County, and whether your vehicle is locked or not, crooks are after the items you left in your car.

Airports across the U.S. are experiencing a holiday travel surge despite the current COVID-19 outbreak.

You can also utilize APD’s “Exchange Zone” parking spaces to meet the lister.

The Narcan nasal kits are much easier for EMS personnel to use.