The Albany Police Department (APD) needs the public’s help identifying suspects in a burglary of an East Albany store.

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

A crash between two semi trucks happened around 3 a.m. in the southbound lane near Exit 18.

Officials in West Palm Beach are hoping a continuous loop of children's songs played throughout the night will keep homeless people from sleeping on the patio of a city-owned rental banquet facility

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 dog, left paralyzed by a cruel abuser, has found a happy ending in a new, ‘furever’ home.

Reade said not all bad scores are related to food. When inspecting any restaurant, they look at a number of factors.

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.

Three vehicles were involved in a crash on GA-133 in Colquitt County.

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

The GBI is investigating a case where two bodies were found in Fitzgerald Saturday morning.

Last month, several vehicles in Buck Run were broken into.

Thomasville Police said they are following up on other leads.

Two men charged in the death of a Pelham grocery store owner will stand trial starting Monday.

Powell was charged with five counts of computer theft, and the cost to repair the gas pumps will be over $1,500.

The victim was killed in the presence of children.

The Thomasville Police Department (TPD) is investigating a number of car break-ins that happened Monday night.

Albany Dispatch said a call came in around 9:30 pm Monday night of shots fired on Thornton Drive off East Oglethorpe Boulevard.

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.

A Lauderdale County man has been fighting for his life in the hospital after his wife says a day kayaking with their kids left him with a terrifying infection.

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.

A drug bust announcement out of Lawrence County, Tennessee came with an atypical warning about the dangers of trying to flush away drug evidence.

Gun related crimes continue to rise in Thomasville.

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

Harper Elementary is undergoing several much needed improvements.

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.

The funding issue has been an ongoing saga since 2018.

An inmate who had been on the run for over two months was caught, according to the Georgia Department of Corrections.

A man was shot early Sunday morning after leaving a residence on East Residence Avenue.

The shooting happened Monday morning around 1:50 a.m.

The FDA has a new strategy for imported food safety, and Congress has increased seafood inspection funds. But the U.S. still lags behind some other countries when it comes to inspections and regulations.

WALB has compiled an interactive map to track the homicide cases in Dougherty County for 2019.

According to a new rule published in the Federal Register, asylum seekers who pass through another country first will be ineligible for asylum at the U.S. southern border. The rule, expected to go into effect on Tuesday, also applies to children who have crossed the border alone.

Officers were responding to a wreck

The driver has been identified as 23-year-old Spencer Jones; Sheriff Hancock tells us he is currently unresponsive at a hospital in Macon.

One man is dead and two others are hospitalized after a high-speed chase in Valdosta.

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.