Cold front to bring drier weather, humidity levels to drop
After a day of storms, the region is expecting more storms on Monday, followed by a cold front bringing drier weather and cooler temperatures for the rest of the week.
Storms for Sunday but drier and warmer by Monday
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Another round of showers and thunderstorms is in the forecast for Sunday thanks to a stationary front that continues to linger. The best chance will be in the afternoon and evening, heavy rain will be possible if you are able to get under one of these storms. High temperatures today will […]
Sunday Conversation with Oz Roberts
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus native Oz Roberts recently retired from a lengthy career working for supplemental insurer Aflac. But there was nothing ordinary about Roberts’ career with his hometown company. As a corporate photographer and event planner, he traveled the world with Aflac CEO Dan Amos and other executiv
Muscogee County School District JROTC kicks off 2026 Cadet Leadership Challenge
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - The Muscogee County School District JROTC Division started the 2026 JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge on Saturday. The leadership camp will run through June 5 at Columbus State University’s Courtyard I facilities. The challenge provides leadership development for cadets from 19 JROTC and USMC JROT
Gators On The Prowl As DNR Tells Central Georgia To Get GatorWise
With temperatures climbing and lake days kicking into high gear, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is warning Central Georgians to "stay GatorWise" as alligator sightings tick up with the warmer weather. Wildlife biologists say gators are popping up more often on banks and in local waterways, raising the odds
Midday Interview: 6th annual Great VW Gimmick Rally
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Matthew Dillon, founder of Great VW Gimmick Rally joined WRBL to discuss the upcoming 6th annual rally event. Dillion organized this event in honor of his step father, who Dillion said was like a dad to him. The rally is Dillion’s way to remember his father figure, and showcase what he was […]
Annual Daylily Festival coming up tomorrow
Annual Daylily Festival coming up tomorrow One of June’s favorite perennials will take center stage at the Columbus Botanical Garden, Saturday, May 30. The annual Daylily Festival returns for a full day of celebrating the wonder of daylilies. The daylily show begins at 1:30 pm. The festival also features a
LIHEAP Cuts Cooling Costs for Low Income Families
CRISP COUNTY, Ga. – The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides federally funded grants to help income-eligible households pay for primary heating and cooling costs. Benefit amounts range from $350 to $810 depending on household size, gross income, and heating source. LIHEAP provides income-eligible
City Council discusses proposed curfew for Uptown Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — A proposed curfew for unsupervised minors in Uptown Columbus sparked a lengthy discussion at Tuesday’s city council meeting. The ordinance would apply to anyone under 18 in the uptown district between 9 p-m and 5 a-m. Supporters say it’s needed to proactively address a nationwide trend of “teen t
Govan sworn in as US attorney for Alabama’s Middle District
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A new United States attorney for the Middle District of Alabama has been sworn in. Thomas R. Govan, Jr. was sworn in Friday morning after he was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on May 18. As U.S. attorney, Govan is the chief federal law enforcement officer...

















