A new executive director was appointed to the Thomasville Humane Society.

Wednesday is a very wet move in day for more than 1,400 new first year Valdosta State University students.

The Lowndes County Commission has approved nearly half a million dollars in grant money to be used to completely rebuild a local soup kitchen and build a library at the new kitchen site.

American Red Cross is prepared to help people who need to evacuate.

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A new survey shows that one in five children who use the Internet regularly have been sexually propositioned online.

The countdown until school starts is over for some students.

With those tropical storms approaching, many folks along the coast are gearing up.

The trend toward low voter turnout in Georgia continued Tuesday.

School will be back in session next week for Gadsden County students, but they may have to start the school year under a number of substitute teachers.

Florida emergency personnel are wasting no time getting ready for the potential arrival of Hurricane or Tropical Storm Bonnie.

Knowing safety precautions and what to look for on a playground could be all it takes to keep your child out of the emergency room.

Sen. Frederica Wilson, a frequent critic of Florida’s FCAT, held a press conference to raise new questions about the high stakes testing program.

Monday’s firings of a probation officer and three of his supervisors have raised new questions about the state’s zero tolerance policy for probation violation.

Leaders from Valdosta and Lowndes County governments come together to help show their unified effort for the start of the local United Way fundraising campaign.

FAMU is holding a press conference to announce that their law school has been accredited. The dean of the law school and students will be there to talk about it.

The search for a crew of missing boaters ended early Monday evening when three of the men were found alive in the water.

Another local university is gearing up for the start of the fall semester with a renewed focus on its future.

Florida Department of Children and Families secretary Jerry Regier says he will stay on the job.

Hundreds of young athletes are taking the plunge in Moultrie, Georgia this week trying for a spot to become one of the nation's best young divers.

Oyster processors are stressing the importance of saving oyster shells to replenish the oyster harvest.

A Tallahassee man is under arrest on aggravated manslaughter charges following the death of the man's two-and-a-half-month-old daughter over the weekend.