ATLANTA – Georgia set a new economic development record in FY26 with $35.2 billion in investment and an estimated 25,300 new jobs. Release: ATLANTA – Governor Brian P. Kemp, in conjunction with the Georgia Department…
West Point cadets visit historic Thomasville grave
THOMASVILLE - A man known for breaking racial barriers is buried in Thomasville, and on Wednesday a special group of students paid a visit. It’s all a part of an annual class project called the Civil…
Statewide Election Results
VALDOSTA - For all the latest results from Tuesday's Georgia General Primary and Nonpartisan General Election, head to:results.enr.clarityelections.com
Pair wanted in murder of elderly woman could…
WASHINGTON Co., MD - Officials in Maryland are asking the public's help in locating two people connected to the murder of an elderly woman. The pair could be traveling through Georgia or South Carolina. Crystal…
Morning News Briefs for 5-25-16
The votes have been tallied, and the Lowndes County School Board races have been declared too close to call until military and provisional ballots are counted. In the race for Sheriff former sheriff Ashley Paulk,…
Brooks County High School to drop block scheduling…
QUITMAN- Brooks County High School (BCHS) will be changing its scheduling to seven periods beginning in the 2016-2017 school year. The school was under a block schedule for students. There are many benefits for students…
911 call sheds light on moments after Colquitt…
Listen to the 911 call here [audio mp3="http://media.graytvinc.com/audio/505+Rossman+Dairy+Road+911.mp3"][/audio] MOULTRIE - Recently released 911 calls reveal the moments after an alleged murder and arson that occurred in Colquitt County last week. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation…
Deputies dismantle meth lab near Adel hospital
ADEL - A tip from a concerned citizen led to an arrest in a meth manufacturing investigation in Adel on Monday. Richard Palmer, 42, was charged with manufacturing meth and possession of a firearm by…
Morning News Briefs for 5-23-16
The recall numbers on vehicles continue to increase. Now, nearly a million Mercedes-Benz vehicles have been added to the list of airbag recalls by the manufacturer. The recall is now up to nearly 700 million…