COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - All of Columbus and Fort Benning’s drinking water starts at Lake Oliver. There’s a process to ensure ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL)— The U.S. National Safety Council reports that so far in 2022, six children, ages five and younger, have died heat-related deaths after being left in a hot car. All six happened ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Throughout the city of Columbus, there is growing concern over crime happening in areas that are supposed to be safe. On Wednesday, one person was shot and another person was found ...

Monks traveling on a 120‑day Walk for Peace are traveling through east Alabama into west Georgia, drawing supporters along ...

Columbus police are pleading for the public's help with any information as they continued searching backyards and garages in the area around a South Side home where a day earlier a woman fled after ...

Columbus has over 900,000 residents who depend on a reliable and safe water supply. The city's water system has evolved over time, going back to the early 1900s when it faced a water supply crisis.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — With large crowds of people packing into Columbus city pools during this heatwave, police and city leaders are being extra vigilant when it comes to security. The Columbus ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus man has pleaded guilty to charges relating to storing a firearm and endangering a child. Matthew Rivas was charged in the first case involving the City of Columbus’ new ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Halloween is just hours away and the Columbus divisions of police and fire and other community groups are making sure everyone celebrates safely. Columbus police officers and ...

Columbus Police Department has scheduled its SAFE classes for 2020. SAFE, which stands for “Situational Awareness for Everyday,” is training offered by the department in a one-day safety course that ...

The company said the expansion is part of its ongoing effort to provide reliable, efficient, and safe hydroexcavation so ...

Christopher Columbus’ last statue standing in his namesake city remains at the Statehouse after the board responsible for the grounds realized it has no procedure to follow to consider removing one.