Category Archives: Local News

The LaGrange Police Department Patrol Division responded to the West Georgia Medical Center in regards to a person who had been shot.

Opelika Fire Chief Terry Adkins announces his retirement after 49 years of service to the Opelika community. Adkins will retire on May 31st.

Charleston County deputies say a Charleston police officer is barricaded inside a home in Grand Oaks Plantation in West Ashley following a domestic situation. 

Thousands of people in our area are silently suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, and a local initiative is raising awareness about the disease.

Nearly a week ago, 26-year-old Sean Rey of Phenix City was riding his bike to work for his 6 a.m. shift at the Chevron on Summerville Road when he was hit by not one, but two cars.

Paws Humane has three rabbits that are looking for new owners.Under their “After Easter” Bunny special, the animals can be adopted for a cost of ten dollars.

The latest officer-involved shooting has people all over the country talking; specifically, how cell phone video has impacted this case. 

Lurking in backyards and other environments for months, the Parvovirus has been killing dogs across Muscogee County. Animal experts say local puppy owners should be extra cautious of the sickness as cases are popping up lately. It attacks

Arnold Magnet Academy is teeing off to help support students who display positive behavior in class. The middle school is hosting a golf tournament, and they want you to participate. 

3D printers are revolutionizing the way things are made and Opelika High School is bringing this $38,000 equipment it into the classroom.