In this week’s Safe and Sound, we’re talking about Colon Cancer Awareness Month.

There's a push to get more African Americans vaccinated across Southwest Georgia.

A JROTC program is going above and beyond to help raise awareness about veteran suicide in hopes of lowering the staggering veteran suicide numbers.

As we get closer to the holidays--even more scammers are waiting to steal your personal information and your hard earned money.

For the month of October, Safe and Sound has been dedicated to breast cancer awareness. The four-part series called "Diagnosis to Victory," details survivor Mona McCoy's journey.

For the month of October, Safe and Sound has been dedicated to breast cancer awareness. The four-part series called “Diagnosis to Victory,” details survivor Mona McCoy’s journey.

During her treatment journey, she went through eight rounds of chemotherapy at the end of 2017.

WALB has partnered with Albany Motorcars to challenge our community to raise enough money to provide 100 local mammograms to women that are in need.

Now to our four part series of safe and sound focusing on breast cancer awareness called “Diagnosis to Victory.”

Safe and Sound: Child Passenger Safety Week

AMC Theatres set to reopen in Albany

A 2020 Americus-Sumter graduate is making the best of the situation at hand, by learning new skills and flying high in the sky.

As schools work to reopen for the fall amidst a global pandemic, The Coffee County School district is also dealing with concerns of racial inequalities.

Recognizing some of the unsung heroes at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital

Wiregrass Technical College has made shield guards to offer better protection for students and staff amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the midst of a pandemic there are some extra preparations you should make, especially with social distancing guidelines in place.

This service is available for those living in Dougherty Co., but if you know someone outside the county who needs help, they have info.

Leaving the hospital seems like a miracle to Terrica Parks, who is thankful to be alive.