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One of the country's most influential women in business and the new president of Aflac U.S. – Teresa L. White spoke exclusively with News Leader Nine's Barbara Gauthier.

Several Alabama state offices are taking the necessary steps to ensure we are ready if it were to cross state lines.

The Georgia Marshal Training Network and the Georgia Chapter of Noble came together this week in a joint training effort and wrapped up the two day event with a dinner.

The urban league of Columbus celebrates a 'Community for All,' recognizing the critical role we all play in creating a city that empowers and assists all of its people.

The City of Opelika raised a glass coke bottle Thursday to a century old discovery. In June, Dozier Smith T of Smith T Hardware and building supply was renovating his store. After peeling away old plaster from

Rogers toured Central High School's Freshman Academy and the Career Tech Center. Some student leaders also got the opportunity to interact with Rogers during a Q and A session following the tour.

A Phenix City musician who had his instruments and his car stolen about two weeks ago says he's feeling hopeful about replacing his equipment and performing again.

According to the Georgia Department of health, 50,000 people in the state are living with HIV, and only one in five people who are HIV positive are even aware that they have the virus that can lead

Dr. Courtney Griffin, executive director of enrollment management at Tuskegee University, said it's known as the granddaddy of historic black college football rivalries and is important for Tuskegee and the entire Columbus community.

Dr. Courtney Griffin, executive director of enrollment management at Tuskegee University, said it's known as the granddaddy of historic black college football rivalries and is important for Tuskegee and the entire Columbus community.