Updated: 6:24 PM A major Tallahassee road project is moving into its final stages and could be completed much sooner than first anticipated.

Updated: 6:42 PM Despite a national flu vaccine shortage several months ago, many states are lifting restrictions due to fears that many vaccines could go to waste.

Updated: 6:15 PM CSX Railroad is finally getting to work repairing rail crossings at major roads and highways in the Valdosta area.

Updated: 6:11 PM An expanding sinkhole between Buford Boulevard and Fleischmann Road may sink plans for a new roadway in Tallahassee.

Updated: 9:44 PM Harsh weather conditions bring worries to local farmers in Thomas County.

Updated: 9:46 PM Tallahassee city officials offer tips to stay warm and keep electrical power stations from being overloaded during this cold weather.

Updated: 1:51 PM Valdosta police have become the latest to install a new ticket printing system in their patrol cars.

Updated: 1:48 PM Everyone agrees schools should be a safe place for students to learn, but is Florida ready to enact a law to prevent harassment in the classroom?

Updated: 1:35 PM A tragic irony: a man who installs fire alarms loses his home to fire.

Updated: 1:31 PM Classrooms are bursting at the seams as a result of the town's population growth spurt.

Updated: 1:26 PM Teenagers ready to get their learner’s permits, have a new way to log on and answer those nerve-racking questions.

Updated: 6:37 PM State lawmakers from south Georgia say the ongoing session of the General Assembly should have a positive impact on our region.

Updated: 6:26 PM Students at the Jefferson County Adult School moved into their new site two months ago. Now, they're told they've got to move again.

Updated: 6:18 PM A former Leon County commissioner won't be able to pass the buck, which means taxpayers won't have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees racked up by Rudy Maloy.

Updated: 6:12 PM Two south Georgia legislators felt the heat from one group of no nonsense men and women.

Updated: 6:08 PM Two local bands are making their debut on a television commercial.

Updated: 5:57 PM After months of telling us that flu vaccine has to be reserved for the people most at risk, the State Health Department is now worried that doses they have managed to scrounge from other states may go to waste.

Updated: 5:48 PM The most widely taken test for college admissions is undergoing some changes.

Updated: 2:41 PM A disturbing study comes from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Updated: 1:57 PM County officials in a local town expect to have a new office in their courthouse, but funding the project could be a problem.

Updated: 10:15 PM Volunteers roll up their sleeves and donate.

Updated: 10:09 PM Many folks from our area traveled to Washington to brave the cold and join in the inaugural festivities.

Updated: 6:55 PM Several high-performing students have answered the call to get their community more involved in education.

Updated: 6:34 PM The WCTV Southeastern Blood Center blood drive was a success, and local officials say it's helping them get close to meeting the need in our region.

Updated: 6:30 PM Local students watched as President Bush delivered a fiery speech to start his second term.