LOCAL NEWS
The FDIC said that depositors of United Security Bank can continue writing checks or using ATM or debit cards over the weekend. The bank will be taken over by Ameris Bank of Moultrie.
Due to the upcoming vote on health care, Congressman Jim Marshall postponed his forum to either Tuesday night or Thursday night.
The family of Otis Redding hosted a celebrity event to raise money for their Big "O" Youth Educational Foundation. The foundation works to empower young people to follow their dreams and stay in school.
As colder temperatures move in people break out the heavy coats and scarves, but does bundling up to prevent colds really help?
A 15-year-old girl took a gun to school at Howard High School because a football player hit her and threatened her, according to the girl's mother.
Many Middle Georgia moms are asking how to make the switch from baby food to table food and what to expect during this phase.
Folks get a head start on their holiday shopping at the 17th annual arts and crafts festival.
The 11th and final week of the GHSA regular season kicked off Thursday evening.
Valerie Meyers supported Ron
Paul's 2008 presidential campaign. She criticizes Congressman Jim Marshall and his votes on economic issues.
The Laurens County sheriff's office says a 41-year-old woman was shot by a family member.
A former warrant clerk claims that she was subjected to a "hostile work environment" and was forced to retire after she had a hip replacement.
The wireless provider says customers in Macon, Warner Robins, Perry and Fort Valley will now have faster broadband coverage.
The principal at Burghard Elementary School was injured when a man entered the school and pushed her down twice.
Bibb County commissioners have picked a site on Mulberry Street for a new courthouse. They'll start the campaign for a July 2010 SPLOST to pay for it. View extra video and information about the site's cost inside story.
The girls, ninth-grade students at Howard High School, have been charged with bringing the loaded gun to school that was recovered this morning.
The victim showed friends what looked like a winning $10,000 lottery ticket. But prosecutors say David Tolbert and Michael Willis thought it was real.
There are lots of ways to save on secondhand gifts, without breaking the bank.
A local dance instructor uses music and dance to help her students find their own spotlight in life.
The City of Warner Robins will hold its annual surplus action this Saturday at 10 a.m.
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