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Trees Columbus unable to save aging oak in its front yard
In tree talk it's called a "mortality spiral." Limbs start rotting and falling off, and what was once sturdy becomes a liability.
Columbus crime: Accused killer to be released from jail
Linsey Favors, the man accused of killing a 75-year-old women at the state Farmer's Market in 2004, will go free today.
Columbus police to crack down on littering
Littering on city streets will get more attention when 100 more Columbus police officers are hired.
Columbus crime: Hearing set for man accused in Waffle House murder
Dustin Ray Horton, the Seale, Ala., man accused of causing the death of a former Lee County Sheriff's deputy Monday outside a Columbus Waffle House will have his first appearance hearing today in Columbus Recorder's Court.
Dog faces euthanization after Columbus owner dies
Rose is facing a death sentence. Less than a week after her owner died, Rose, a 10-year-old Rottweiler mix, has ended up at the pound - with just two days to live.
Columbus crime: Scott Jeremy Drago's death a homicide
A Phenix City man died late Sunday from wounds received in a fight at a Waffle House, and police consider the death a homicide, authorities said.
Miss Georgia quits day after winning crown
COLUMBUS, Ga. a ' A second Miss Georgia has been crowned in two days. One day after winning the title Saturday night at the annual pageant in Columbus, Gwinnett County school teacher Kristina Higgins relinquished the post, now filled by the runnerup, Emily Cook, a Marietta law student.
Columbus crime: Edward Watkins, 51, arrested in stabbing
A Columbus man accused of stabbing someone was arrested Saturday night, police said.
Columbus native Tim Wilson's book theorizes Ted Bundy committed one of the Stocking Stranglings
Columbus native Tim Wilson, best known as a comedian, has written a book, "Happy New Year, - ted: Theodore Bundy and the Columbus Stocking Stranglings," with writer Roger C. Keiss.
NY jury convicts man of murdering cousin over wife
A jury has convicted a Georgia man of fatally shooting his first-cousin to death on a New York City sidewalk a decade ago because the victim had an affair with the man's wife.
Columbus weather: Temperatures in the 90s, feels like 100
Though temperatures won't really be cooling down over the next few days, some rain is expected to fall this week possibly providing brief pockets of relief from the heat.
Infantry Museum To Make Millions For Columbus
Numbers from Columbus State University say the soon to be officially open National Infantry Museum could pump millions into the local economy.
Jason Branch of Columbus now a GTLA vice president
Attorney Jason Branch in Columbus was recently named a regional vice president of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association for the 11th Congressional District.
Lee County to look at bed tax payouts, online travel sites
The Lee County Attorney's Office is planning on launching an investigation into online travel sites for not properly paying bed taxes to the county.
Columbus woman indicted on murder charge
Rozelleta Blackshire made bond on a murder charge in early December. She was indicted on a murder charge Tuesday by a Muscogee County grand jury.
Man shot in back in downtown Columbus
A weekend shooting in downtown Columbus sent one man to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the back, according to a police report.
Columbus crime: Man attacked inside Pretty Pets Grooming
A man was attacked while inside Pretty Pets Grooming early today, Columbus police said.
Columbus courts: Lawrence Price, accused of making bomb threats to CSU, pleads guilty
Lawrence Price spent 16 months in jail on accusations he made bomb threats to Columbus State University in November 2007.
Columbus applies for energy conservation grant
The city of Columbus is seeking an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant totaling $1.8 million to jump-start a compost program and make other improvements.
Columbus weather to approach record highs
That it's hot outside is no surprise, in Georgia in June. But how hot is it? Hot enough to break records and send the heat index soaring over 100 degrees - conditions in which those working outdoors must take precautions.
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