GEORGIA — A new survey finds 58% of Georgia women feel mentally overwhelmed at least a few times each month. Release: A new national survey finds 58% of women in Georgia feel mentally overwhelmed at…
Moultrie quintuple murder suspect pleads not guilty
MOULTRIE – Sounds of crying and sniffling filled the Colquitt County Annex Tuesday as Jeffrey Alan Peacock pled not guilty to the murder of five friends. Peacock is accused of shooting and killing Jordan Croft,…
Morning News Briefs for 5-31-17
Colquitt County officials are trying to determine a cause of death after a Valdosta man died last week. 23-year-old William Dane Gilliland was at a Moultrie worksite when he collapsed and later died. An autopsy…
Survivor of crash that killed four UGA students…
ATLANTA (WCTV) - A survivor of the crash that killed four University of Georgia students last year is making significant progress in her recovery. WSB-TV reports that Agnes Kim has been dealing with devastating injuries…
Suspect arrested in Moultrie homicide
MOULTRIE - A suspect has been arrested in connection to the murder of a man in Moultrie earlier this month, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirms. Thomas Lee Tyler, 37, also known as "Squeeze," was…
Morning News Briefs for 5-30-17
Max Gresham and Cody Cleary of Valdosta State University’s Bass Fishing Club will compete at the 2017 YETI Fishing League Worldwide (FLW) College Fishing National Championship This week at Wheeler Lake in Alabama. This is…
University System of Georgia releases guidelines for campus…
VALDOSTA (WCTV) - The University System of Georgia has released guidelines for the implementation House Bill 280, which allows people to carry concealed handguns on college campuses in the Peach State. Ever since Gov. Nathan…
Work requirements drop thousands in Georgia from food…
ATLANTA (WCTV) - More than half of food stamp recipients in 21 Georgia counties have been dropped from the program after the state instituted work requirements. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports state figures released this week…
State park to reopen amid Okefenokee wildfire
FARGO, Ga. - Recent rain and decreased fire activity in the Okefenokee Swamp will allow officials to reopen Stephen C. Foster State Park on Friday. The West Mims wildfire is still active, but it is…