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November 06, 2009
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Obama Signs Bill to Extend Unemployment Benefits
Georgia’s Department of Labor Commissioner says the president’s decision will help families put food on table.
Couple Takes Kia’s Online Application For a Spin
The online only application for Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia finds a following at Friday’s Fountain City Job Fair.
Kia’s Suppliers to Fill 3,500 More Jobs
Fourteen new suppliers in Alabama and Georgia will mean about 7,500 total jobs.
Free Admission at Callaway Gardens Today
It’s Founder’s Day at the botanical gardens.
Alabama Governor Denies Claim by Former Aid
Former aid claims that Gov. Bob Riley received contributions from Mississippi casino operators.
Ft. Hood Shooting: Mass Shooting Suspect Now in Stable Condition; Death Toll Rises to 13
Witnesses say gunman shouted Arabic phrase meaning “God is great” before opening fire.
3,600 Alabama Jobs Credited to Georgia’s New Kia Plant
The Kia plant in Georgia began production this month.
MORNING UPDATE: Fort Hood Shooting Rampage
The country is waiting for answers after a shooting rampage Thursday at Fort Hood in Texas.
Opelika Considering Cable Competition
After Auburn votes to introduce Knology, Opelika considers the same measure.
November 05, 2009
Opelika Soldier’s Funeral Held Today
Furneral services were held today for an Opelika soldier who died in Kuwait while supporting “Operation Iraqi Freedom.“
Deadly Shootings At Fort Hood Texas
12 killed and at least 31 injured. One shooter is dead and two suspects are in custody. They are all U.S. soldiers.
After Landfill Search in Lee County, Search for Infant Becomes a Death Investigation
Montgomery authorities may search landfill in Tallassee next.
Columbus Fire Officials Investigating Two Fatal Fires in Less Than 24 Hours
Autopsy planned today for victim in first fire.
Armed Forces Rugby Championship
News if you are a rugby fan.
FBI Hunts For “Grandad Bandit”
The FBI needs your help to find a man whose robbed banks in seven states.
Top Tips To Fight Denied Medical Claims
We are on your side to help you get the most out of your medical coverage.
November 04, 2009
Cat & Herd of Commercial Pigs Test Positive for H1N1
A stunning development in the swine flu virus. Veterinarians say it’s been discovered in a cat.
Columbus Health Department Distributes H1N1 Injection Vaccine
Columbus health officials say the response to the H1N1 Vaccine is improving.
Watch the 2010 Alabama Gubernatorial Forum
You can watch the entire 2010 Alabama Gubernatorial Forum here at WRBL.com
Shaw Math Teacher Wins MEA Golden Apple Award
Akers puts in a full day on Sundays to make sure students understand math
Man Turns Himself In, Charged With Murder
20-year-old Derrick Lamar Johnson turned himself in about three and a half hours after the crime.
Man Turns Himself In, Charged With Murder
20-year-old Derrick Lamar Johnson turned himself in about three and a half hours after the crime.
Alagasco to Drop Rates
It means annual savings of about $60.
Top 10 Places to Work in Georgia
Georgia Trend Magazine list includes 2 Columbus companies.
More cable options for Auburn
Auburn City Council opens the door for cable compeition in the city.
CPD Catches Bank Robbery Suspect
Less than 24 hours later, police nab their man.
Suspect In Overnight Murder Turns Himself In
Police search for a motive in a deadly shooting.
November 03, 2009
A Runoff in Georgia House District 129
There will be a runoff in the Georgia House District 129 special election.
Michelin Development Office Opens
One doors closes, another opens? Literally.
Phenix City Residents Say They Are Fed Up With The City
A Phenix City neighborhood says it is time for the city to take action on a flooding problem they have faced for over 30 years. They live in Crowell Park...
Voters In Sumter County To Decide City Council Races
Contested races in Americus, Andersonville, and Plains
BB&T Bank in Columbus Robbed
Columbus police are on the look for a bank robber this afternoon.
Steeplechase at Callaway is This Weekend
Annual horse race brings out a crowd.
Well Known Auburn Radio Personality Found Dead at Home
Radio personality known for his love of Auburn.
Kia Manufacturing Hiring for Second Wave
Kia is seeking hirees for up to 1,500 production or maintenance team member positions at the new West Point, Ga. plant.
Majority of Alabama Taxpayers E-file
Alabama average tops the national average.
Power Rate Adjustment Could Mean Savings for Alabama Businesses
Adjustment would move some medium sized businesses to the small business category.
BRAC Update Meeting Today
Get the latest developments with BRAC this afternoon.
Possible Extension For Jobless Benefits
A relief bill on its way to the President’s desk could help ease the burden for Americans.
Auburn To Consider Cable Options
A City Council discussion tonight could mean more options for cable customers.
November 02, 2009
Russell County Sheriff’s Investigate A Shooting That Left One Man Dead
The Russell County Sheriff’s department is looking for a suspect in an early Sunday morning shooting in Hurtsboro.
Inside Look at New Kia Manufacturing Plant
See the production of the all-new 20-11 KIA Sorento.
The Final Days at Opelika’s B.F. Goodrich Plant
See our exclusive inside look at the wind-down of this industry giant’s plant.
H1N1 Shots Arrive, But Not Full Supply
The priority list is limited until more vaccine arrives.
AFLAC Toy Giveaway
Must sign-up at House Of Mercy
Turkeys And Hams Needed
Valley Rescue Mission needs help with Thanksgiving meal
Georgia Health Care Insurers Fined
Georgia Health Care Insurers Fined
Alabama Ag Chief Says Heavy Rain Hurting Crops
Alabama ag chief says heavy rain hurting crops
Alabama Church Celebrates New Life, Home After Fire
Ala. church celebrates new life, home after fire
Stimulus Money Saves 100 Jobs in Muscogee County School District
Stimulus saved, created 16K education jobs in Ga.
Opelika Man Killed In Kuwait
19 year old’s death under investigation
October 30, 2009
Final Day at Opelika’s B.F. Goodrich Plant
Employees shake hands, share hugs and leave their work lives of decades behind.
H1N1 Vaccines Expected Next Week in Georgia
GA Dept. of Public Health says independent company handles shipping.
Halloween Flashlights Recalled
Flashlights were sold exclusively at Target stores.
Smiths Station Man Acquitted In Murder Trial
Jury finds Lee County man not guilty of murder.
6th Annual Uptown Columbus “Spooktacular”
Uptown Merchants and CSU gearing up to host Halloween event.
October 29, 2009
Columbus Officials Network at 2009 Legislative Express
The Georgia State Superintendent of Schools addresses Fort Benning’s BRAC impact on education.
Rob Doll Confirms Possible Jay Auto Partnership
The merger, if approved, would dissolve Doll’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Columbus Holds Grand Opening For NCR Manufacturing Plant
The only NCR Manufacturing plant in the United States held its grand opening today in Columbus. It was an event many did not think would happen.
Georgia State School Superintendent to Visit Columbus Schools Today
Superintendent Kathy Cox is also in town to talk about the impending growth from BRAC.
60 Warrants Served in Taylor County Drug Bust
Sheriff Jeff Watson says the warrants are for various drug charges in an undercover investigation.
Downtown Auburn Trick Or Treat Tonight
Kids in Auburn can kick off the holiday early.
600 Line Up For First Lee County H1N1 Clinic
Hundreds file in to get the injection form of the H1N1 vaccine, leaving even more waiting for clinic number two.
Valley Legislator Urges UAB To Reverse Same Sex Decision
A decision by an Alabama University has a state legislator seeking action.
Lee County Murder Trial Continues
The jury asks the court if they can render lesser charges.
October 28, 2009
Year Round Christmas
A Columbus resident doesn’t have to worry about the annual chore of putting up Christmas decorations. Her house is a Christmas...
Paratroopers Jump for Kids’ Christmas
More than 200 airborne soldiers jumped for Operation Sleigh Ride, a toy donation program to show financially-strapped Fort Benning families a better Christmas....
Columbus Ranks In Top 20% of Employment Growth
Many areas in the country are still in a recession but according to some reports, Columbus is among several cities in Georgia experiencing a recovery.
Veterans Memorial Middle School Band Director Wins MEA Golden Apple Award
Her bands get superior ratings in competitions; tied with Columbus and Northside High Schools
Soldiers to Jump for Santa’s Castle Today
The public is invited to come and see the parachuters.
Business Owner Critically Injured by Vehicle
Man was pinned by SUV to the building.
Job Fair This Thursday
We are on your side with a job fair aimed at people with disabilities.
Alabama Unemployment Hits Top Ten
Alabama ranks 10th for unemployment in the country.
Inconclusive Autopsy Results For Marion Co. Senior
The Marion County Coroner says the family of Erick Gutierrez will have to wait three months to know what killed the 18 year old.
October 27, 2009
Council Takes No Action on Crime Prevention Board
Absent council member throws off votes for seven or 11-member board and board director.
Animals Caught in the Middle of City-County Debate
The new Russell County-Phenix City Animal Shelter has only been open a week, but already the joint agreement is teetering.
Alabama to Offer Injectable H1N1 Vaccine Beginning Today
55,000 doses have been distributed around the state.
Nearly 75% of Alabama Public Schools Cut Jobs Over Summer
More cuts are expected next year.
Enrollment at Georgia’s Technical Colleges Hits Record
The largest growth included campuses in Valdosta, Atlanta and Albany.
Pictures From 3rd Brigade In Kuwait
Updates from the newly deployed 3rd Brigade.
Hospital Groundbreaking in Sumter County
Phoebe Sumter Medical prepares for new hospital.
October 26, 2009
Public Health See No Increase in H1N1 Vaccinations
Despite the president’s declaration of a national state of emergency, the West Central Health District reports no increase in people seeking H1N1...
Gas Station Armed Robbery
Police need your help finding a robbery suspect caught on surveillance video.
H1N1 Response Slow In Columbus
The president’s declared a national state of emergency for the H1N1 pandemic…but here in Columbus the response to vaccinate is still pretty...
NCR Grand Opening Set for Thursday in Columbus
At the same time, the company announces job cuts worldwide.
Kia Plant Begins First Full Week of Production
Work begins on Sorento at first U.S. Kia plant.
Bedtime Stories From 3rd Brigade
Soldiers are reading to their children from a world away.
Columbus Council To Vote On Crime Prevention Board & Director
After months of debate, Council will vote on three ordinances.
Columbus Police Search For Armed & Dangerous Suspect
A weekend shooting between neighbors leaves investigators searching.
October 23, 2009
Columbus’ Valley Rescue Mission In Need Of Donations
Organizations aimed at helping those in need are finding themselves asking for a helping hand themselves these days.
Pastoral Institute Holds 9th Annual Servant Leadership Conference
The annual Pastoral Servant Leadership conference is coming up it is time to register.
Marion County Students Memorialize Friend
The high school’s Future Business Leaders of America club sponsored a memorial t-shirt project for the 18-year-old Senior who died after collapsing...
News 3 Visits with Brookstone Students
Tammy Terry talks broadcasting with the Cougar Live team.


