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…
Forestry official: National refuge fire could burn 6…
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WCTV) - Officials say a wildfire that has scorched 76 square miles near the Georgia-Florida state line may keep burning for the next six months. The West Mims Fire was sparked by lightning…
Morning News Briefs for 4-24-17
An Albany double shooting over the weekend has taken the life of 15-year-old Jalen Walker. Quatez Strong was hospitalized with serious injuries but later died. Police took 43-year-old Joseph Jones III into custody and the…
Thomasville wraps up sixth annual Due South Festival
THOMASVILLE - The City of Thomasville wraps up it's sixth annual Due South Festival. Music, vendors, and art, all coming together for one weekend, and leaving people with memories they'll never forget. "It's really casual.…
Man wanted for Miami murder arrested in Madison…
MADISON COUNTY, Fla. - A man wanted for a murder in South Florida was caught at a rest stop in Madison County on Wednesday. 36-year-old Emmanuel Saint Fleur was arrested driving a stolen truck, which…
Crews prepare for growing Okefenokee wildfire to march…
FOLKSTON - Firefighters are getting ready for a wildfire that's burned 35 square miles of public land near the Georgia-Florida state line to spread northward in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. Currently, the fire is…
Guns stolen after Thomasville burglaries found in pond
THOMASVILLE - Investigators say guns stolen from several car break-ins were found thrown into a nearby pond. The Thomasville Police Department used a dive team to find the stolen guns. Stephone Thomas was charged…
Thomasville prepares for 6th annual Due South Festival
THOMASVILLE - Thursday kicks off a weekend full of festivities in Downtown Thomasville. The 6th annual Due South Festival is full of art, music, and Red Hills Heritage. It will also unveil the City's new…
West Mims Fire continues to grow
FARGO, Ga. - The West Mims Fire continues to grow, burning hundreds more acres of the Okefenokee swamp. It has now charred close to 22,000 acres along the Florida-Georgia line, and is still only 3…