Brittanye Blake

NASHVILLE, Ga. — Two child abuse arrests at two different day cares on the exact same street in Nashville, and a third facility voluntarily shut down in Valdosta in 2026.

On March 4, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) and the Coffee County Sheriff’s Office provided updates following an arrest in the March 17, 2010 murder of Sandra Latrail Robinson.

Colquitt County taxpayers have been left with a staggering $576,408.69 bill following a six-year legal battle over a retired employee’s pension. Newly obtained public records, internal emails, and check ledgers obtained by WALB News 10 Investigates show that the county commission rejected a settlement in 2023 that would have ended the case for just $40,000.

For South Georgia agriculture, field conditions represent only half of the battle. Because Georgia peanuts rely heavily on international export markets, changing tariff structures and fluctuating import-export regulations continue to exert downward pressure on local prices.

TIFTON, Ga. — As South Georgia's crucial peanut harvest approaches, growers are keeping a close eye on both the skies and the global markets, navigating a highly complicated crop season.

REMERTON, Ga. (WALB) — Twenty-two-year-old Lavernous Arnold, aka “Gunna” of Quitman has been indicted in connection with the July 4, 2025, shooting death of 16-year-old Jay'Kavion Gary in Remerton.

Albany Police Department has officially launched Project Lifesaver, a proactive program designed to protect residents with cognitive diagnoses such as autism or dementia, who require 24-hour care and are prone to wandering.

The Ray City council meeting on Sept. 1, turned into a heated discussion between the Mayor, council, and business owner.

Haley Gray joins Pining host, Brittanye Blake to share the work that she does to support the efforts in searching for missing loves one like, Paula Wade and her three-year-old son Brandon, who vanished from their Valdosta apartment without a trace 23 years ago.

An investigation by WALB News 10 reveals a deeper, more complicated layer to the housing crisis: property owners are opening their mailboxes to skyrocketing property tax assessments, creating a top-down financial strain that is ultimately passed down to renters.