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The stronger dynamics of this system lifts farther north, so the storms we'll see will be more "air mass" type opposed to the stronger severe storms, which are developing over the Midwest. More>>
Alabamians who know firsthand about tornado destruction are helping others across the country. More>>
In the days leading up to Memorial Day, Georgia law enforcers want you to buckle up. More>>
The Columbus Fire Department is investigating a string of overnight car fires in the historic district. More>>
The GripGo, Wipe New and the Pocket Hose claim to save you time and money, but do they work? James Root is the Auto Tech Lead at Best Buy. We compared the GripGo to the Dynex Bicycle and Car Mount. Both More>>
The 30th Annual AIDS Candlelight Memorial brought people together to remember those lost to the disease while giving hope to people living with it. More>>
A lottery official says 1 winning ticket has been sold in Florida for a record Powerball jackpot of more than $590 million. More>>
Lt. David Morris, who investigated the case and arrested the couple said that both victims were charged with Domestic Violence 2nd Degree. A 9mm handgun was used in the crime. More>>
Your top local news for Wednesday afternoon. More>>
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The cold front that's provided the Plains with severe weather is heading our direction. The good news is it will move through our area in a much weakened state. The bad news is a select few may not get More>>
Requests for fans are pouring in. Fans are given first to the elderly, then to those with medical conditions, parents with small children and then, as they are available, to others in need. More>>
Two people are dead and five hospitalized with a mysterious respiratory illness in southeast Alabama. More>>
Councilor Gary Allen recommended adding the 14 positions back temporarily while the city figures out where to find the money for the salaries. More>>
Many ways for you to honor the memories of those who died fighting for America. More>>
The doors of Edgewood Elementary and Marshall Middle Schools will not open for students in the fall. More>>
People in Moore, Oklahoma are digging out from a powerful tornado that slammed their town Monday afternoon with 200 mile-an-hour winds. More>>
This wee's News 3 Neighbors segment features the story of Shaw High School senior Terrance Lewis who is leading the charge to help a former Shaw Raider whose family is having serious health problems. More>>
Officials received word April 12th that state funding would be slashed 21.1 million dollars, leaving the district with a 40-million dollar deficit. More>>
American Atheists President David Silverman says his group is just waiting for an answer from the state on what the best process is to donate several books, including one titled "Why I Am An Atheist." More>>
School tax credits, guns in locked vehicles and more to dominate talks in Montgomery. More>>
Former Russell County Warrior Cory Rasmus has been called up to the major leagues by the Atlanta Braves. He is replacing Eric O'Flaherty who was put on the 15-day disabled list. More>>
The organization wants any stop the officer was involved in looked at to ensure they were not racially biased. More>>
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives estimates that more than 11,000 firearms were recovered in Georgia in 2011, 557 of those in Columbus. More>>
Desmonte LeonardA trial could start in October of November this year. More>>
Two men were arrested after robbing the 14th Street Tire Shop in Phenix City. More>>
The ATF special agent in charge of the investigation tells the Austin American-Statesman that a criminal investigation comes with "certain sensitivities," while the State Fire Marshal's Office tells the paper evidence needs to be protected for now so that law enforcement produces one "clear cut" report.
The ATF special agent in charge of the investigation tells the Austin American-Statesman that a criminal investigation comes with "certain sensitivities," while the State Fire Marshal's Office tells the paper evidence needs to be protected for now so that law enforcement produces one "clear cut" report.
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