One of evangelist Billy Graham’s grandsons is coming to Auburn to conduct a three-night series of services.

    Georgia’s tax collections remain in the red for the fifteenth straight month.

David Poythress wants unemployment to fall under seven percent

Officials at Columbus State University are awaiting word on their proposal for some mandated budget cuts. The University System of Georgia says 35 Colleges and Universities will have to collectively cut $300,000,000 from their 2011budgets. What does this mean for CSU?

    U.S. Representative Nathan Deal from Georgia’s ninth Congressional district has announced his resignation to focus on the governor’s race.

Synovus named a new president and Chief Operating Officer Monday.

    Georgia State Senator Seth Harp, a Republican lawmaker from Midland, says early retirement incentives may be the most humane way to reduce the state’s workforce.

    Superior Court Judge Robert Johnston confirmed to News 3 that he has submitted his letter of resignation from the bench effective March 15.

Senator Mitch Seabaugh’s “Common Sense Lawful Carry Act” redefines what weapon you can take where.

Bridges expected to ice later; officials advise caution

    Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue is floating a plan that would allow the governor to appoint key state officials who are currently elected.

    The Georgia Department of Labor has released unemployment statistics for areas throughout the state for the month of December.

    Heckler-Koch-USA has committed to a long-term partnership with the West Central Georgia Chapter of the American Red Cross.

    Penny Leigh Short was a broadcast icon who pulled off an incredible feat during her career.  She worked for all three local TV stations: WTVM, WYEA, and WRBL.

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