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Storm chances increase through the end of the week

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – The frontal boundary has stalled across Southeast Georgia creating an increase for shower and thunderstorm development in the afternoon. The main area of. storms extending from the Athens to Macon to Columbus areas and south. With the frontal boundary stalled we will stay in very...
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Star Spangled Tea and Coffee Company providing veterans a taste of patriotic sweetness

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — A local veteran is paying homage to fellow veterans and first responders with a little taste of patriotic sweetness. Star Spangled Tea and Coffee is a veteran-owned company that serves veterans not only with a delicious treat, but with a labor of love. The veteran-owned company serves veterans di
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Scattered storms will linger through midweek

After heavy storms moved through West Georgia today, the forecast for Muscogee County includes rising temperatures and scattered rain throughout the week.
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Accident investigation leaves heavy police presence at Milgen Rd. McDonald’s

Columbus police are on the scene of an accident investigation Sunday morning. The accident was first reported to CNAW2News.com around 8:51 a.m. on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at the McDonald’s, located at 5628 Milgen Road. At 8:51 a.m., law enforcement officers with the Columbus Police Department had established crime...
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Columbus children heading back to school in style with Fourth Annual Rivertown Hairstyling and...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — With the school year just a few days away, children across the Chattahoochee Valley have been met with several school supplies and giveaways. But one collaboration is giving away more than that. Rivertown School of Beauty Barber Skin Care and Nails LLC collaborated with All...
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Omaha woman’s house burns down before they even move in. Then she learns what...

"I never want anyone that I know to go through what we're going through right now.”
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CSU tackles nursing shortage through $461K grant

CSU tackles nursing shortage through $461K grant Columbus State University is set to hire another faculty member, boost enrollment, and enhance its clinical nurses training program, thanks to the $461,000 grant from the Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce. Unlike some universities nationwide, Columbus St
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Street drugs resemble children’s vitamins in Hamilton bust

Street drugs resemble children’s vitamins in Hamilton bust Street drugs seized by the Hamilton Police Department resemble popular children's vitamins. A social media post featuring a picture of ecstasy tablets came with a warning to parents from police. On Friday July 31, 2026, while conducting proactive tr
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Davis Broadcasting treats local families to free outdoor movie night

The community gathered at the Columbus Public Library lawn for a free, fun-filled family movie night hosted by Davis Broadcasting.
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‘I Am Not Going to Stop Talking About This’: Howard Freshman Says Fight Isn’t...

Howard University has restored the enrollment of dozens of incoming freshmen following widespread criticism over its decision to remove more than 500 students from the fall class. The HBCU blamed unpaid balances and unresolved financial aid issues for the move, while administrators admitted the school must improve how

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