Some organizations whose goal is to help the community have admitted they are struggling this year.

Candy recalled because it could pose allergic.

Columbus health officials say the response to the H1N1 Vaccine is improving.

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...

GA Dept. of Public Health says independent company handles shipping.

Flashlights were sold exclusively at Target stores.

Tealight holders can ignite.

Atlanta fraud officials on the lookout for the scam locally.

Consumer Product Safety Commission says the retailer knowingly imported toys that violated the lead paint ban.

Beginning Wednesday, qualifying items will be exempt from sales tax.

The nation’s leading retailer in men’s tailored clothing is teaming up with Open Door Community Hose for a men’s suit drive.

Leaders from the Hispanic Community plan to meet with Columbus’ Chief of Police after 2 men robbed a Hispanic Residence by pretending to be police....

    Summer brings more opportunities for people to spend time in the sun, but a Columbus dermatologist is sounding an alarm about the dangers...

For 93 years, the West Central Georgia Chapter of the American Red Cross has served as a HERO to countless men, women and children in our community—families...

Urban League of Greater Columbus Summer Youth Academy 2009

    Workers who have been laidoff within within the past six months are eligible for a free program offered through the Business Resource Center...

Many people are making energy saving repairs on their homs and saving a coulple of bucks in the process.

Chief Meteorologist Bob Jeswald Stands Along Side With Bill Read Of The National Hurricane Center. We Talk About Changing Public Perception When It Comes...

Coumbus family physician George Shannon says he thinks people should have a concern about the swine flu, but he does not think there’s a reason for...

The Lack Of Past Technology May Prove Why Hurricanes Are Not Increasing…Get The Latest Here

Communication at the local level will save lives…It starts at the local level. Chief Meteorologist Bob Jeswald’s exclusive interview with Max...

    The state insurance commissioner says Columbus sustained millions of dollars in damage from Sunday’s tornado.

Car lots at some dealerships may be a bit full these days. News Three spoke with an auto mechanic who believes a lot of those potentioal buyers are coming...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has named March 16-20, 2009 as Flood Safety Awareness Week.

We are on your side with important safety reminders when it comes to flooding.

Job fairs are filled with anxious folks hoping to get some type of employment.  News Three spoke with one recruiter whose story could put many job...

The Colubmus Consolidated Government, Workforce Area 14 Job Training Division has received a federal grant to operate a Summer Youth Employment Training...

Chambers County has second highest unemployment rate in the state.

If you are in search of a job, Callaway Gardens is looking to fill full-time and part-time positions.

The Lee County Red Cross released a statement which will help those who are in need of a place to stay for the night.

The new Infantry Museum in Columbus is looking to fill 120 food service jobs.