Restraining order blocks disclosure of caregiver applicant list
Marion County Circuit Judge Thomas Hart granted the restraining order and has set a hearing for May 7.
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State budget in limbo as talks near completion
ALBANY — Budget talks appear to be wrapping up between the governor and legislative leaders, but the details of the at-least $260 billion New York state budget are still unclear.
In Albany, GOP candidate for governor lays out ‘all of the above’ energy policy
ALBANY — Energy prices across New York are climbing and currently sit almost 70% higher than the national average. Bruce R. Blakeman, the Republican candidate for governor this year, has
Tina Abrams, Heather Perkins are NY Women of Distinction from Southern Tier
Tina Abrams, a pioneering Seneca Nation leader, and Heather Perkins, chief operations officer of The Arc Allegany-Steuben and community volunteer, were honored Tuesday evening among the 2026 Women of Distinc...
Van Buren Bridge gets ribbon cutting
Artwork lines the pedestrian and bike path on the Van Buren Bridge.
Poll: Hochul widens lead over Blakeman, but her popularity slips
ALBANY — Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's lead over Republican rival Bruce Blakeman has widened, according to a new poll, although it also shows her overall favorability among the state's...
WATCH: Van Buren Bridge ribbon cutting
City and county officials celebrated the near completion of the bridge on Wednesday, May 6.
Planning officials deny rural North Albany church proposal
Nearby residents opposed to the development say it will irrevocably alter the nature of their quiet rural neighborhood.
State leaders come together to honor trailblazing Civil Rights leader in Dougherty County
At the center of it all is a celebration of Judge Herbert Phipps whose journey from segregation-era Albany to the bench stands as a powerful testament for many in Southwest Georgia.
Lebanon could cut 10 assistant coaching positions, raise participation fees
The moves are part of $2 million in savings in the proposed Lebanon Community School District budget.
Albany County votes overwhelmingly to renew sixth penny tax
More than 3,900 residents voted in Tuesday’s special election to keep local sales tax at six cents to fund specific government projects. A third of Wyoming counties have this tax.
SAFETY ALERT: $1.5M in upgrades could help 911 find you faster in several South Ga counties
Funding includes a regional 911 equipment overhaul serving Early, Randolph and Stewart counties, plus major water line work in Blakely.
Tourism brings $323 million to Dougherty County economy
“All Aboard Albany” will bring together representatives from local attractions, hotels and community members to promote continued and collaborative economic growth
UPDATE: 2nd suspect arrested and charged in assault of Valdosta City employee
Israel Anthonyo Mitchell, 52, turned himself in to authorities on May 4 and faces charges of computer trespass, aggravated assault with intent to rape and more.
Albany offering warrant forgiveness days, what to know to clear your record without arrest
City officials announced a series of “Warrant Forgiveness Days,” allowing people with unresolved bench warrants, probation warrants, or traffic citations to come forward voluntarily and resolve their cases.
US president Trump restarts Pope feud ahead of Rubio visit to Vatican
US President Donald Trump has reignited his public attacks on Pope Leo, claiming he supports Iran obtaining nuclear weapons.
Fort Drum brass meet state leaders at Fort Drum Day in Albany
ALBANY — Representatives from Fort Drum and the 10th Mountain Division paid the state Capitol a visit for their annual lobbying day, and this year the commanding general came with
Burn bans lifted for most Southwest Georgia counties
The burn ban for most Southwest Georgia counties was lifted on Tuesday, May 5.
Suspect flees traffic stop in Tifton, remains at large
Officials say the suspect then fled on foot and has not yet been located.
Peach Festival happening next Saturday in the city of Morven
The annual Peach Festival returns to the city of Morven on Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Miller County deputies warn of recent vehicle break-ins, thefts
MCSO said these incidents included personal property stolen from vehicles and irrigation wire theft.
Valdosta State reviews post-graduation celebration plans ahead of Spring commencement
Valdosta State University officials reviewed post-ceremony celebrations, following a viral video from undergraduate commencement ceremonies on Dec. 13.
Historically significant pottery vessel returned to Kolomoki Mounds State Park
Investigators are hopeful that a 52-year-old Native American artifact theft case has a new lead after one of 120 stolen items were returned to the park this week.
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