Albany News

An abandoned car could be evidence in the Yolanda Roundtree homicide investigation, said an Albany Police Department official.

Sixty seven base contract workers were told Friday afternoon that they no longer have jobs.

ALBANY a ' A 45-year-old woman was found dead in her Wild Pines apartment about 6:15 p.m. Friday, an Albany Police Department official said.

Lt. Colonel Donald Finn, MCLB Albany Executive Officer, sent condolences to all the fallen at Fort Hood.

Don't forget to cast your ballot. Tuesday November 3, 2010 is Municipal Election Day in Georgia.

Dozens of local races in our area are being decided today, from mayor's race, to city council and school board seats.

A company whose bus rolled over with Morehouse College band students aboard isn't authorized to operate in Georgia, records indicate.

The Flint River Model Railroad Club of Albany Georgia will host an openhouse on November 14, 2009.

Equinox Chemicals is about to start a $5 million expansion. Even during these tough economic times, the company is seeing greater demand for its services.

Record numbers of volunteers participated in events to get rid of litter in the community.

Albany Police made another arrest in the murder of a former Albany State University athlete.

South Georgians will be headed to the polls to exercise their right to vote and decide several races in our area.

Police say a charter bus carrying 42 members of the Morehouse College marching band tipped over after it skidded off Interstate 75, injuring several students on their way to a football game.

The Celebration of Lights 19th annual Christmas Parade begins with a pre-parade starting at 5pm on Sat.

25-year-old Ricardo McPHerson was shot and killed inside his Gillionville Road apartment in September 2008.

Seatbelt usage is the highest it's ever been. The most recent survey by the city shows a 94 percent usage rate by drivers.

Havertys Furniture on North Westover Boulevard will be shutting it's doors January 18th.

As he pulled the driver out, the man's hair and clothing were on fire. Sellars took his own shirt off, and put the flames out.

36-year old Kenneth Kellam is now formally charged with two counts each of attempting to entice a child for indecent purposes, attempted child molestation, atemtped false imprisonment, and attempted aggravated sodomy.

Albany Police surrounded the South Slappey Post Office because a former employee returned to the Post Office with a weapon.