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Firefighters have successfully extinguished a shed fire on 32nd Street in Columbus.
Auburn police have charged a man with first-degree assault following an October crash investigation.
A new gang task force is credited with decreasing crime rates and bringing relief to Columbus residents.
A man has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of his father.
WTVM VP and GM Holly Steuart will retire after several decades in the broadcasting industry.
The Ohio State Buckeyes play the No. 2 Auburn Tigers at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia
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Columbus police have confirmed one person was injured in a Friday night shooting.
Governor Ivey announced Friday she is awarding nearly $44.5 million in grants to help low-income households cover the expense of staying warm during the winter and cool during the summer in Alabama.
The Columbus Police Department has made an arrest in connection to a July hit-and-run accident.
Columbus police are investigating a Friday afternoon shooting incident.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
The clock is ticking on a U.S. ban of TikTok, set to take effect in less than 6 weeks.
This week’s restaurant scores are in!
A critically missing man has been located, according to officials.
The handmade wreaths, transported from Maine, are to be laid at the graves of fallen military heroes to honor their sacrifice for our country and say a personal ‘thank you’.
The Auburn Police Department arrested three men and one teen this week on various charges associated with stolen property and auto burglaries.
The clouds are rolling in Friday and sticking around through the weekend.
After nearly seven months, arrests have been made in the shooting death of a teenager after he attended a high school prom.
A therapist explains the causes of holiday blues and offers tips on how to manage seasonal depression and anxiety.
Two people face multiple charges after being arrested in Columbus on Wednesday.
This holiday season, we’re excited to bring you a special segment called “Scenes of the Season.”
Goodwill has raised thousands to benefit hurricane-impacted communities in the southeastern United States.
Hundreds of thousands of students in Georgia will be eligible for $6,500 vouchers to pay for private school tuition or home-schooling expenses.
Safety and transportation were two key topics at Tuesday’s city council meeting in Columbus.
About 2.6 million Stanley products are being recalled for potential burn hazards.
This is the first year the Columbus Alumni Chapter has delivered toys to a children’s hospital, after several years of donating to children in foster care each Christmas.
District Attorney Rick Chancey urges the community to come forward with information about a deadly November shooting and to help close ongoing cases in Russell County.
Three years after his daughter's tragic death, Kamarie Holland's father is inviting the community to come together and celebrate her life.