Watch for storms in spots Tuesday
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Being on the northern edge of a ridge of high pressure brings an inherent chance of showers and storms. Later in the week as the ridge is more overhead, rain coverage will be lower most days and temperatures will be hotter. This could be one of our hottest stretches of summer.
MCSD explains end to ABA clinic bus drop-offs amid driver shortage, insurance changes
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Muscogee County School District leaders on Monday addressed concerns from families relying on Applied Behavior Analysis therapy after the district stopped transporting students to private clinics. The sudden policy change caught many parents off guard, as they had previously been assured that tra
Our children. Our future. A conversation worth having.
OPINION — The need for quality early childhood education in East Alabama is an important conversation that impacts families, employers, educators and the future of our communities. Through its ongoing “Our Children. Our Future.” Community Conversations initiative, the East Alabama Early Care and Education Workforce All
2 new options for fun, socializing and unwinding open in downtown Columbus
Looking for fun things to do in Columbus? Two new downtown options are giving Chattahoochee Valley residents additional ways to socialize and unwind. Here’s a summary of what the these businesses are and what they offer. Sand Trap Golf Social , 1301 Broadway, Suite B Sand Trap Golf Social brings an indoor golf simulati
Milgen Road in Columbus to experience temporary lane closures due to resurfacing work
The roadway from Flat Rock Road to just east of Miller Road is being resurfaced, resulting in intermittent lane closures.
New pickleball facility set to open in Midtown Columbus this October
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - A new pickleball facility is set to open in Midtown Columbus in October, bringing eight courts to 17th Street. Larry Bussey, the building owner, said he originally planned to develop the property into condominiums but changed course after running into issues with that plan. In 2023, he said, he b
Father of Kamarie Holland facing child endangerment charge in case
PHENIX CITY, Ala. (WTVM) - The father of 5-year-old Kamarie Holland is facing a charge connected to his daughter’s 2021 kidnapping and murder, with his case now scheduled during the August 10 term of court. Corey Holland, Sr. was indicted by a Russell County Grand Jury in February 2022...
Lee County’s Dixon family named Alabama’s Outstanding Young Farm Family
Lee County farmers Garrett and Robin Dixon have been named Alabama’s Outstanding Young Farm Family, earning the honor after a competition that considered not only the success of their farming operation but also their involvement in agriculture and their community. The Dixons were honored Aug. 8 during the Alabama Farme
2 injured in Columbus shooting Sunday
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - An investigation is underway after two people were injured in a Columbus shooting on Sunday morning. The incident occurred in the 2800 block of 10th Street. The Columbus Police Department responded to the scene. Both victims received treatment and are expected to be okay, according to...
Columbus Aludyne Foundry diesel spill prompts EPD investigation, stop-work order and fines
In mid-July, while automotive metal casting company Aludyne Foundry LLC was closing its shop and demolishing its business in Columbus, it spilled a notable amount of diesel fuel into Roaring Branch Creek. The creek runs behind the Cracker Barrel and Starbucks on Bradley Park Drive and north of Belfast Avenue, near the

















