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Inside Story: Columbus' Mayor recommended budget
Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says she thinks this will be the last year of a really hard budgeting period coming off the economic downturn.
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Inside Story: Pigs Gone Wild
'Wild hogs' are blamed for more than $1.5 billion in property damage. In a News Three special report, we took you inside a local lab where a new scientific development is expected to put a stop to the pigs' production.
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Inside Story: The Muscogee County School Board
The Muscogee County School Board will meet this weekend to discuss yet another personnel matter. This is the second called meeting for the board in less than two weeks. Joining us for this week's “Inside Story,” Board Chair, Cathy Williams.
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Inside Story: Dangers of prescription drugs
Angie Kopec the Community Marketer for Bradford Health Services explains the dangers of prescription drugs.
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Inside Story: Tax season is over; What's next?
Kerri Finley with the Goodwill Success Center says their tax preparers were booked the day after April 17th, the last day of tax season.
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Inside Story: Meeting on key Georgia legislation
Columbus Democratic Representative Carolyn Hugley joined us at 5 on Wednesday to talk about some of the 2,000 bills that were introduced this legislative session.
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Inside Story: A Columbus Guinness World Record attempt
Roger Martin the Executive Director for the Chattahoochee RiverWarden joins us live to talk about different issues affecting the riverbanks. He also tells us about a chance to participate in a Guinness World Record attempt.
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Inside Story: Columbus march for Trayvon Martin
A march in support for Trayvon Martin is scheduled for this weekend in Columbus.
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Inside Story: Breaching of the Eagle-Phenix dam
Part of a 130-year-old dam comes crashing down. It was a highly anticipated step for Columbus' whitewater project.
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Inside Story: A look at Columbus' Super Tuesday mishap
In this week's Inside Story, the Executive Director of Elections & Registration for Columbus sits down with us to explain the mishap on Super Tuesday.
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Inside Story: Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Many of you have out-of-date electronics in your houses and apartment and may not be sure what to do with them. This weekend in Columbus you'll get chance to dispose of your extra paint, cleaners, lawn care chemicals and electronics safely.
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Inside Story: Michigan & Arizona Republican primaries
The Dean of Columbus State University’s College of Letters & Sciences and Political Science Professor Dr. David Lanoue joined us this week to give us his take on the Republican Candidates.
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Inside Story: Columbus Mayor on "No Kill" and prison employees
News Three Sarah Panko sits down with Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson for this week’s segment of “Inside Story.”
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Inside Story: Senator Josh McKoon
For this week's Inside Story, we sat down with Georgia State Senator Josh McKoon. McKoon recently introduced a bill to try and restore the taxpayer’s trust in government.
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Inside Story: Afghanistan Transition
The Obama administration had set a deadline of 2014 to end the fighting, but Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says he hopes the mission will shift to a training and advisory role in 2013. A former Ft. Benning Commander weighs in.
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Inside Story: NAACP Georgia State Conference Presidential Inauguration
For this week's Inside Story we're taking you inside the NAACP’s Georgia State Conference Presidential Inauguration that took place in Columbus last weekend.
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Inside Story: Sunday alcohol sales
Columbus City Council voted unanimously to put the Sunday Alcohol Sales ordinance on the November 6th general election ballot. Voters will now decide if alcohol can be sold in Muscogee County on Sundays.
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Inside Story: Tax Fraud
For this week's Inside Story, we're sitting down with the United States Attorney for the Middle District of Alabama, George Beck. Just last year alone, his office in Montgomery prosecuted more than 30 people for tax fraud.
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Inside Story: Historic trees at Auburn University
For this week's Inside Story, we traveled to Auburn University to talk to Horticulture Professor and the official Toomer's Oaks spokesperson, Dr. Gary Keever.
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Inside Story: Iowa caucuses
We sat down with Dr. David Lanoue, Dean of CSU's Letters and Sciences and also a Professor with the Political Science Department about last night's narrow Iowa caucuses.
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Inside Story: There are no parties in jail
New Years marks a time for celebration and it also marks a time for law enforcement's traditional DUI enforcement campaign. This year it's plain and simple: "Drive Sober or get Pulled Over."
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Inside Story: Holiday parties and your liability
Joining News 3's Phil Scoggins on News 3 First Edition to talk with us about some of the possible consequences and your insurance liability of holiday parties was David Colmans, executive director of the Georgia Insurance Information Service.
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Inside Story: "Let's Talk with the Mayor"
We’re on your side, taking you inside a story. This week, Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson sat down with us to talk about her last "Let's Talk with the Mayor" forum for the year.
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Inside Story: Holiday Crackdown Campaign
Head to your local Knology office or MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) location to pick up a free red ribbon to encourage sober driving this holiday season!
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Inside Story: Columbus Fire and EMS toy drive
This week we're taking you inside the Columbus Fire and EMS toy drive. Fire Investigators say they are in need of more toys.
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