In our weekly column, Back of the Net Ltd round-up the week’s football in Sussex and Surrey.
AFC Uckfield 2-0 Littlehampton Town FC
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AFC Uckfield recorded their first league victory of the season with a 2-0 home win against Littlehampton Town FC. They now have four points from their first three league games.
Their star man on the day was Andrew Dalhouse who scored both goals for the U’s. The goals came either side of half time in what looked a convincing victory. The match was not all plain sailing though as Littlehampton still looked dangerous and won a penalty for their troubles. The resulting kick was admirably saved by new signing Matt Dann, who is looking to solidify his place as the first choice keeper.
This was the perfect result for Uckfield going in to the Bank Holiday Monday fixture against title favourites Haywards Heath Town, who have won their opening three games and scored 13 goals in the process.
Chester 4-0 Sutton United
Sutton United’s three-game win streak came to an abrupt halt as they were hammered 4-0 at Chester, who themselves had not won in three games.
The U’s were undone by two early goals and two late goals, in a match that was played in heavy rain. Chester’s Blaine Hudson opened the scoring after three minutes, and the lead was doubled four minutes later when Ryan Lloyd tapped in after Sutton ‘keeper Ross Worner did well to save Kane Richard’s effort. The U’s came back at the hosts and had decent chances, but were denied by an excellent Jon Worsnop performance between the Chester sticks. The competition was over on 83 minutes when Tom Shaw converted a penalty, and Richards added insult to injury in added time with his first of the season.
It was a blow to the U’s who have enjoyed a strong start to their National League campaign, despite being brandished ‘just a pub team from Sutton’ by other supporters. Sutton host 2nd place Dagenham & Redbridge on Monday.
Chipstead 3-3 Hastings United
Chipstead allowed a three goal lead to slip as spoils were shared at High Road. Raheem Sterling-Parker put The Chips ahead from the penalty spot after only 7 minutes, having been bundled over by the visiting keeper. He had the chance to score a second penalty 5 minutes later, when he was upended by a defender, but saw his effort saved. A great team goal then set up Chris O’Flaherty to double the lead on 18 minutes, and he slotted home with just 3 minutes later for 3-0.
However, a spirited Hastings side didn’t give up and were back in the game on 24 minutes, when their in-form striker Jay May seized on to a loose ball in defence and scored. He then converted a penalty 3 minutes later and completed his hat trick on 33 minutes with a lob from well outside the penalty area. Both sides had chances to score in the second half, Hastings coming closest after hitting the woodwork, but the action never quite matched that of the busy first half.
Up next for the Chips is a visit to Carshalton Athletic on Monday.
Crawley Down Gatwick 2-3 Eastbourne Town
The Anvil’s poor start to the season continues, and are still looking for their first win of the season after Saturday’s home defeat to Eastbourne. It was a terrible start for the hosts, who found themselves two goals down at half time.
Manager Paul Cooper’s half time team talk clearly made an impact, as a completely regenerated side came out and eventually drew level through goals from Kerran Boylan and Oli Leslie. The Anvils pushed for a late winner, but were caught on the break, conceding a penalty after a desperate challenge. Wes Tate converted the penalty on 87 minutes to steal all three points and break Anvil hearts, who must now look ahead to their trip to Broadbridge Heath and attempt to bring an end to their bad form.
Crawley Town 1-3 Notts County
Dermot Drummy’s side had not been beaten in the league going into this game, and we sitting pretty in second in League 2. An entertaining first half with plenty of chances for both sides finished goalless, James Collins coming closest for Reds when he broke through one-on-one with the keeper, who tipped his shot agonisingly past the post. The hosts came flying out of the blocks in the second half, taking the lead on 47 minutes with Enzio Boldewijn’s cool low finish from a well worked Crawley corner. The lead didn’t last long though, after some sloppy defending resulted in Collins knocking a low cross into his own net on 54 minutes. The visitors were ahead 10 minutes later; Adam Campbell bending in a strike from a tight angle at the edge of the box into the bottom corner.
Crawley struggled to get back in to the game after that blow, and the game was over four minutes from time when Jon Stead fired in a penalty after Andre Blackman handled in the area. After the game, Drummy said “I’ve told the boys they need to keep their heads up. We go again on Tuesday and we stay together on this journey.”
Dorking FC 1-5 Ash United
Dorking FC continued their poor form after they conceded five goals for the second home match in a row. The game started strongly for the Chicks, but strong play in possession was squandered by lack of composure in the final third. They were punished when Ash took the lead, but drew an equaliser just before half time from Owen Hunt to see the second half open nicely for a good contest.
However, the whistle had only just blown for the second half when two goals in the space of two minutes from United killed off the game. Heads dropped and whilst Dorking tried to build their way back into the game, their tired and inexperienced legs saw the side concede another two goals.
Press officer Roger Mahony:
“The scoreline didn’t reflect balance of play; it reflects the inexperience of players in the squad. We have brought in a manager to recruit local, young players and make them better that won’t happen overnight. There is already progress in the team, and it was all us in the first fifteen minutes. The next thing is to cut out the silly mistakes; two of Ash’s goals were breakaways. 1-1 was fair at half time, we had a hatful of chances and when we grabbed the equaliser we thought we could push on. Their two goals meant it took a bit of time to get our heads up again, and we played well in the last 15 and created some great chances, and at 3-2 we could have had the lift. We probably need one or two experienced players to help the squad develop.”
Horley Town 2-1 Hanworth Villa FC
Horley Town are still unbeaten after a 2-1 victory against Hanworth Villa. At the start of the day Hanworth were top of the league and favourites to win the match, but goals from Wetton and Robson saw Horley snatch the three points.
The home side were dominant in the first half, with the first goal coming fifteen minutes in. New signings Kyle Hough and Tate Greenway worked a corner into the box for Richard Wetton to put in at the front post. Then in the 28th minute, the right back Scott Robson went on a solo run and hit a fierce strike into the bottom corner from 20 yards out.
Hanworth came out stronger in the second half and took one of their chances in the 65th minute to send a few scares around the New Defence. They continued to press but the Horley defence stayed strong and even threatened a third on the counter. After two wins and two draws, Horley now sit in 7th on eight points.
Manager Ant Jupp was happy with the result:
“It was a very tough game against an unbeaten Hanworth. The first half we were very good and totally dominated. Hanworth got more into the game in the second half as expected and got a goal with a neat finish. We defended them well and had a couple of chances to wrap it up late on but their keeper made some good saves. Overall, a very good 3 points. Now onto Epsom away which once again will be very tough.”
Hythe Town 3-3 Horsham
Horsham earned a point against Hythe Town on Saturday, who finished 4th in the Isthmian League Division One South last season. Matt Dale stated that before the game, which finished 3-3, the side “would be happy to take a point.” However, he also stated:
“It’s disappointing we couldn’t hold onto the lead when we were 2-0 and 3-2 up, but Hythe are a good side and we would have expected them to throw everything at us.”
Most importantly, he said:
“It’s a point that’s got us off the mark and hopefully we can build on that on Monday against Lewes.”
Leiston 2-0 Burgess Hill Town
An 80th minute goal and 86th minute penalty saw Leiston grab the points late against Burgess Hill Town.
Before the match, Leiston had won all four of their opening fixtures and looked in a strong position to do so again. The Hillians had a few good chances at the start of both halves, but for most of the game focused on remaining solid defensively and kept Leiston away from their box. It saw an impressive goal from Matt Blake to break the deadlock, and the game was over when Josh James took down the Leiston forward.
Burgess Hill will be hoping for better as they face Folkestone Invicta this Bank Holiday Monday; a win could see them propel from 15th up to 6th.
After the game Ian Chapman said:
“We played some good football at times and we defended well. We had good chances to take the lead early in the 2nd half. If we had taken that we may have been able to have held on and take something from the game. As we found last season, this league is about fine margins and they took their chances in the last ten minutes.”
Merstham 3-4 Hendon
Merstham kept their first clean sheet of the season against Folkestone Invicta last Tuesday, taking a 0-0 draw, despite the absence of right back Michael Abnett. However, on Saturday, the side were involved in a seven goal thriller against Hendon, losing 4-3. Dan Bennett opened the scoring after nine minutes, but an own goal from Marc Okoye shortly followed.
Hendon fought back, scoring two more goals before Merstham managed to pull a goal back approaching half time. The opposition restored a two goal margin in the second half, but the Moatsiders netted a third before the final whistle.
Newcastle 3-0 Brighton
After a confident 4-2 win over Oxford United in the EFL Cup last Tuesday, Brighton were defeated 2-0 by promotion rivals Newcastle. Despite this result, Brighton are only five points adrift of first place as the side have accumulated eight points in five games. 3-0 wins against Nottingham Forest and Rotherham in the league exemplify the firepower which the Seagulls possess with the likes of Glenn Murray and Tomer Hemed.
The side will take a break this weekend, but on Saturday 10th September Brighton host Brentford. Three days later, the Seagulls encounter first placed Huddersfield.
Oakwood 2-2 Storrington
Oakwood came from behind to take a point against Storrington on Saturday as the final result ended 2-2. The side conceded two goals in the first half, scored by Liam Bouzan and Ross Fraser. In the 73rd minute, Gerald Manville pulled a goal back. 2-1. At last, in the 87th minute, Jack McNab netted the equaliser which earned the team a point. This afternoon, the club will face Midhurst & Easebourne.
Redhill 1-2 Balham
A promising start to the season saw Redhill defeat St. Francis Rangers 4-1 in the FA Cup and also win their opening league fixture against Frimley Green, defeating the side 2-0. Three days later, the side lost 2-1 against Chessington & Hook United and suffered a 6-1 defeat in the FA Cup to Lewes on Saturday 20th August.
Over the weekend, the Reds were on the end of a 2-1 loss to Balham. The latter are new to the Combined Counties League, finishing 2nd in the Surrey Elite Intermediate League last season and subsequently earning promotion. Today, Redhill take a trip to Worcester Park and will encounter Eversley & California on Saturday.
Rochdale 1-1 AFC Wimbledon
AFC Wimbledon are yet to record their first win in League One this season after a 1-all draw against Rochdale. The Dons came excruciatingly close though after they conceded an equaliser from 10-man Rochdale in the 5th minute of added time at the end of the match.
The game started well for Wimbledon after a quick counter attack saw Andy Barcham open the scoring with a header in the 12th minute. But Dale looked increasingly strong as the match went on with Allen rattling the crossbar and Dons keeper Ryan Clarke making a host of saves. When Rochdale player Camps was sent off for a second yellow card in the 82nd minute, the game looked all but over. Yet in the 95th minute with the final attack, Allen whipped a corner in that Clarke diverted into his own net.
After the game, manager Neal Ardley was in a reflective mood:
“We’ve lost a little bit of quality with the ball. We had fleeting moments when we looked good, but too often in the second-half we made bad decisions and lacked quality... There is loads to work on, but we are certainly positive about what we are doing. I said to the boys afterwards that ‘we do not turn on each other’. Part of what we had last season and what we want this season is team spirit and an unbelievable work ethic. We will try to keep that going.”
Sittingbourne 2-0 South Park
South Park take on Surrey rivals Dorking Wanderers in the first qualifying round of the FA Cup on Friday 2nd September after defeating Phoenix Sports 2-1 on the 20th August. In the league, the Sparks lost 2-0 against Sittingbourne of the weekend but will face Guernsey FC this afternoon.
Southwick 1-2 Lingfield
After thrashing Halisham Town 5-0 in a cup fixture on Saturday 20th August, Lingfield carried that confidence into their following league game as the side defeated Southwick 2-1 at the weekend. A penalty in the 68th minute was converted by David Heaton, followed by another goal in the 74th minute by Dan Frith.
Tomorrow night, Lingfield face St. Francis Rangers on the road. Another couple of away trips follow, including fixtures against AFC Varndeanians, Seaford Town and Halisham.
Tooting & Mitcham United 2-1 Dorking Wanderers
Dorking Wanderers’ 100% start to the season is over after being beaten at Imperial Fields. The hosts took the lead after Jordan Wilson slotted home after 23 minutes. Wanderers then held firm after more pressure from Tooting & Mitcham, and were level just before half time when Tom Tolfrey, continuing his fine goalscoring form, converted a penalty.
Wanderers were behind again just after the break, failing to deal with a quickly-taken Tooting thrown-in, the ball found Danny Bassett who hit early to grab the winner. Dorking Wanderers now sit 5th in the Ryman League South Division table, ahead of the visit of Molesey on Monday.
Walton Casuals 1-0 Three Bridges
Three Bridges are still without a win this league campaign after losing away at Walton Casuals thanks to Gabriel Odunaike’s goal. It was a closely contested game throughout, but it was Odunaike who proved to be the difference; his 41st minute goal coming just 10 minutes after having one ruled out for offside.
The Bridges have not won in all competitions so far this season, but will be hoping their luck changes on Bank Holiday Monday when they host Goldalming Town, who are yet to pick up a point in the league.
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Nodding off in the middle of the day may be down to pollution generated by traffic, suggests new research.
The study shows exposure to traffic pollution is a trigger for daytime sleepiness - and may also trigger SNORING.
More than 12,000 adults were included in the Respiratory Health in Northern Europe (RHINE) study.
The findings show that people exposed to high levels of pollution had a 65 per cent greater chance of suffering from daytime sleepiness, compared to those who had no exposure.
Traffic noise in the bedroom was also a trigger - with people 46 per cent more likely to feel sleepy in the day if exposed.
And the research also suggests that people are also 29 per cent more likely to be a habitual snorer if they are exposed to traffic noise while they sleep.
Daytime sleepiness affected one in five people involved in the study, while one in four reported habitual snoring.
Ane Johannessen, an epidemiologist at Bergen University in Norway, wrote the study together with Professor Thorarinn Gislason and other Northern European researchers.
She said: “Exposure to traffic should be taken into account when planning treatment for patients with sleep disturbances, because reducing noise and pollution exposure in the bedroom may have a beneficial effect.
“Reducing exposure through relocating the bedroom away from pollution sources or making the bedroom more soundproof to protect against traffic noise, as well as mapping alternative and less polluted outdoor everyday routes may help patients with their sleep disorders.”
The study also showed that men, older subjects, smokers and those with lower education were more likely to report habitual snoring.
They were usually less physically active, with a higher BMI, and more likely to have a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA).
Women, older people, smokers, and those with lower education were more likely to report daytime sleepiness.
The new research is due to be presented at the European Respiratory Society’s International Congress in London next month.
Professor Jorgen Vestbo, President of ERS and Professor of Respiratory Medicine at the University of Manchester, said: “The question of who snores may be a running joke in some households but for many snoring is a serious issue, with direct links to physical and mental well being and the same is true for daytime sleepiness.
“We want people to think more about the environment around them and the impact it can have - from the way they sleep to the air they breathe.”
To coincide with Congress, the ERS will be holding some free public lung function testing, starting in Trafalgar Square on September 2 and 3.

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Bill Bryson didn’t pull any punches when he compared a Sussex town to a ‘patient on life support’ in his latest book.
The famous travel author made the comment about Bognor Regis in The Road to Little Dribbling, which documents Bryson’s journey from the West Sussex seaside town to Cape Wrath in Scotland.
In the book, Bryson criticises the local authority for its handling of the Bognor Regis Regeneration Task Force initiative, which he said had an initial goal to bring £500million of investment into the town before being ‘quietly reduced’ to £100million and then £25million before being ‘wound up’.
He then went on to say: “As far as I could tell, all the authorities are doing for Bognor is just keeping it ticking over, like a patient on life support”.
Despite his criticisms – and his observation that the second-most popular Bognor Regis attraction behind Hotham Park was ‘a shop selling mobility scooters’ – he goes on to say that Bognor ‘isn’t such a bad place’, complimenting its ‘long beach with a curving concrete promenade’.
He is more reserved about the town centre, describing it as ‘compact and tidy, if not thriving’.
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Sussex motorists who are travelling to Kent can now use the M20 motorway after it reopened following a bridge collapse.
Highways England said the northbound lanes were fully reopened and two out of three of the southbound lanes had reopened after being closed between junctions one and four for more than a day.
The collision on the M20 is causing problems for anyone driving to Kent. Picture: Eddie Mitchell
The closure comes after a lorry struck a footbridge in Kent yesterday, causing it to collapse. Read more here.
Prior to the reopening, Highways England south east operations manager Gary Coleman said everything was being done to reopen the motorway again, but safety had to come first both for workers and drivers.
“We are facing a real challenge to lift two HGVs and a motorbike clear of the scene and deal with all of the rubble from the collapsed bridge strewn across both carriageways. “There is also the issue of the remaining part of the footbridge, which is still in place over the coast-bound side of the motorway. We have crews on scene ready to take action as soon as the police have completed their investigation. We also have cranes en route and lighting so work can continue through the night.
“We are doing everything we can to safely reopen the motorway, but we’d ask drivers to please bear with us as this is a complex operation and it will take time and skill to complete. We’ll keep everyone updated.”
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On the neighbouring table a party of four were celebrating an 18th birthday.
Coincidentally, we knew the Dudmans but hadn’t seen them in some years.
The Halfway Bridge
Now daughter Emily had reached the first key milestone in her life and had persuaded family and friends that she wanted to mark it with a lunch at the Halfway Bridge.
What made the choice the more remarkable was that for more than a year, Emily has worked there serving at tables.
Most youngsters would rather celebrate a birthday anywhere but the place of work. But clearly Emily knew quality when she saw it - and had an ambition to enjoy a taste of it as a customer too.
New head chef Luke Gale had made her a stunning cake with a handcrafted and rather cute little elephant on the top.
The Halfway Bridge
She was thrilled.
But then, Luke is something of a culinary wonder. A rare find in a country pub.
His plates are not merely packed with local produce, they are presented with a certain creative elegance.
We chatted to him as we left. A trained pastry chef he is as unassuming as he is talented. In his six months since he arrived, he’s made a number of changes to the menu.
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For him it’s about preparing everything from scratch.
He’s good. The food is excellent. It aims to focus on seasonal dishes with a traditional English and Mediterranean flair.
When we visited on a Saturday lunchtime, there was a choice of the set menu - two courses £18; three courses £22 - or the a la carte. Some daily specials increased our options.
The prices are dearer than you would find in city centre chain restaurants. But this is unpretentious quality dining.
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For those wanting something more akin to pub grub, there are the classics. Beer battered haddock, hand cut chips, pea puree (£15.50) or chargrilled burger with all the trimmings (£14.50).
This is, after all, a country inn and is proud of the traditional drinking area even though the restaurant is an increasingly vital part of the economic mix of places to which most customers must drive.
It’s an old pub - standing for some 250 years. And as the name suggests, it’s located half way between Midhurst and Petworth.
Originally a watermill it became a coaching inn in the 17th century and now offers six en-suite rooms and one suite housed in Cowdray Barns, the inn’s former stable yard.
The young team is led by general manager Billy Lewis-Bowker, a man with a warm smile and a reassuring sense of calm.
Sophie served us. But I guess on any other day it could have been Emily.
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Fish of the day and roast loin of pork followed starters of homemade soup, and gin and tonic cured sea trout.
Strawberries and cream with a twist and warm triple chocolate brownie with honeycomb and lime ice cream completed the meal.
It’s a beautiful location in the heart of the South Downs for an inn.
On the day of our visit, the weather was mixed. Sunshine one moment, rain the next.
But there was nothing mixed about the quality of the visit. The service was pleasant and the food was excellent. A real cut above pub grub.
It was all in the detail. The slight bitterness of the tonic gave a real edge to the sea trout.
The triple chocolate brownie oozed temptation.
Although we were invited guests of the AA rosette restaurant, there was no link to a commercial arrangement with them. We were there to write an honest opinion.
We raised a glass of Upperton sparkling rose to celebrate the chance meeting of Emily and her family.
And - having checked out other diners’ meals to ensure no favouritism - vowed to return and enjoy a little more of Luke’s cooking when we were off duty too.
There were no half measures at the Halfway Bridge.
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3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

ToDo this weekend: The Grand Whitewater Paddle, Country’s Midnight Express 5K and Lewis Black concert


2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court Pause
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives

Dental care another hurdle for Georgia kids


Health care realities for Georgia’s at-risk children often resemble something out of Dickens. And it’s not always just the abjectly poor who suffer, but also those who fall into the gaps between those eligible for public assistance and those whose family incomes are too high, but not high enough for private care.


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Pacelli’s offense struggles at Crawford County


Crawford County easily handles Pacelli in 32-0 win.


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
1:06 Riverwalk nears completion
2:21 Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?


Students at Missouri's public colleges and universities are shouldering more of the cost of education because of a decrease in state funding that's led schools to hike fees, Auditor Nicole Galloway said Tuesday.

Missouri audit: Less state help hurts college affordability


Trump warns of regulations, taxes harming family farmers


Donald Trump said rival Hillary Clinton will push regulations and high taxes that will hurt family farmers as he campaigned in Iowa, an agricultural state that remains a presidential election battleground.


4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing" Pause
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White


Rescuers find two boaters stranded on remote island in Pacific ocean


The two mariners left Weno Island en route for Tamatam Island in an 18-foot vessel over a week ago with “limited supplies and no emergency equipment.”


Republican Sen. Marco Rubio and Democratic U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy each easily won their primaries Tuesday, setting up a November showdown that's guaranteed to be nasty as each party grapples for a majority in the Senate.

Rubio, Murphy win Florida's Senate primaries


A leader of the group that organized the protest where a sniper killed five law enforcement officers in Dallas was sentenced Friday to prison for unrelated probation violations.

Dallas protest leader sentenced to 2 years in prison


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Trump campaign CEO reportedly charged with domestic violence in ’90s


Reports that Donald Trump presidential campaign CEO Stephen Bannon was once accused of misdemeanor domestic violence emerge as he’s trying to expand Trump’s appeal to female and minority voters.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Man, 20, charged with murder of Deonn Carter


The State Department said it is evaluating a video released by the Afghan Taliban showing a Canadian man and his American wife warning that their Afghan captors will kill them unless the Kabul government ends its executions of Taliban prisoners.

US evaluating Taliban video of captive couple


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:31 Sewing a Love for Learning: Columbus family establishes college scholarship fund

Malnourished kids were caked in feces and living in a bug-infested home, police say


Kimberly Powell, 26, and Andrew Powell, 25, were charged with three counts each of first-degree criminal abuse of children, police said.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Turkish jets strike Kurdish rebel targets in northern Iraq


Turkey's state-run news agency says Turkish jets have pounded suspected Kurdish rebels targets in a new cross-border raid in northern Iraq.


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Carver QB combo shows versatility in Heritage Bowl matchup


The Tigers lost Jawon Pass to graduation, but Xaiyhir Jacobs’ three touchdown passes and Romello Kimbrough’s touchdown run shows the cupboard isn’t bare.


2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court Pause
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives

Robber in Canada disguises himself as a hockey goalie to steal American beer


How popular is hockey in Canada? So popular, it seems, that if you’re planning to break into a convenience store to steal beer, you disguise yourself as a goalie.


Even as Rhode Island makes history as the first U.S. state with an offshore wind farm, its people are not so fond of wind turbines sprouting up on land near where they live.

Offshore wind sails forward, but a different story on land


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"

‘I’m not paranoid ... But we’re prepared’: They’re ready if country sinks into chaos


A determined group of preppers is moving to a rurual area of the Pacific Northwest known as the American Redoubt and getting ready for man-made or natural disasters that could create instability for years. It’s scenario-planning that is gaining adherents and becoming mainstream in what Redoubt preppers described as an era of fear and uncertainty.


Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday released a proposed ordinance that creates a new agency to investigate police misconduct to replace the agency that came under fire in the wake of a video of a police shooting of black teenager Laquan McDonald.

Chicago mayor unveils plan for new police oversight agency


Russian athletes visit air base in Syria used to strike IS


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Russian athletes including the women's pole vault world record holder, Yelena Isinbayeva, have visited an air base in Syria that Russia uses to target Islamic State fighters.


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

Bulldogs to hold Saturday’s practice at Georgia Dome


Georgia will practice indoors at the Georgia Dome on Saturday.


A federal judge ruled Friday that two students and an employee must be allowed to use restrooms matching their gender identity at University of North Carolina campuses, and he said they have a strong chance of proving the state's bathroom-access measure violates federal law.

Transgender North Carolinians get restroom-access win


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Prosecutor: ‘I told you I was going to kill you,’ suspect told girlfriend before bystander’s shooting


The prosecution Wednesday rested its case in the murder retrial of Ulysses Wiggins, who’s accused of fatally shooting bystander Catherine Walker during a 2008 domestic dispute with his girlfriend.


Football players fulfill a sick boy’s birthday wish, and it changes all of their lives


Beckham Prescott has a rare disorder that affects the central nervous system. For his 4th birthday party, he wanted some football players to attend. Two Duke Blue Devils players went and a special connection was made.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:31 Sewing a Love for Learning: Columbus family establishes college scholarship fund

Motorcycle clubs fight to keep their trademark ‘colors’


Federal prosecutors have dropped a bid to seize the trademark owned by a Michigan-based motorcycle club that calls itself the “Devils Diciples,” but intellectual property challenges continue for the California-based Mongol Nation.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Former Eufaula magistrate accused of taking more than $2,500 from city


Kimberly Kveta Smith was charged with an ethics violation, first-degree theft and computer tampering in connection with the theft


Second man charged with Deonn Carter’s murder


Tyquez D Davis, 18, is one of two men facing a murder charge in connection with the death of Deonn Carter, the autisti man


Yoenis Cespedes homered with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the New York Mets a 2-1 victory over the Miami Marlins in the first game of a pivotal series between National League playoff contenders Monday night.

Cespedes homers in 10th, Mets top Marlins 2-1 in opener


Award ceremony turns into proposal for officer and his girlfriend


After receiving the award, Officer Henry Ortega thanked his girlfriend for supporting him. Then he called her up on stage.


For cash-strapped life insurance companies, the deal sounds almost too good to be true: A state law allows them to create complex financial instruments to transfer liabilities to new subsidiaries, instantly wiping huge debts off their balance sheets.

Iowa at center of debate over 'shadow insurance' deals


Palestinian authorities are silencing dissent by cracking down on free speech and abusing local journalists and activists critical of their policies, a leading international human rights group said Tuesday.

Human Rights Watch: Palestinians abuse media, activists


Federal immigration officials said Monday they are considering phasing out the use of private contractors at its detention facilities amid pressure from immigrant advocates to end the practice over safety concerns.

Feds reviewing use of private immigration facilities


3:00 Meet Chinook the new sea lion at Point Defiance Zoo Aquarium Pause
2:04 Alabama-born author shares unique perspective on American and Arab cultures during Columbus visit
3:25 Matt Damon brings 'Jason Bourne' to Idaho
2:54 Chef Teddi bakes up 'Peachy Grilled Chicken'
2:01 Woman's rendition of the national anthem will blow you away
2:16 Tips for shooting great fireworks photos
0:46 NY Giant appears in PSA on fireworks safety one year after hand-mangling accident
1:56 Video: A few minutes with Miss Georgia 2016 Patricia Ford
2:07 Columbus location of Stars and Strikes set for Saturday morning grand opening
0:35 Learn how to make pimento cheese in 35 seconds

The Latest: Trump says he'll speak Wednesday on immigration


The Latest on the 2016 presidential campaign (all times EDT):


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Columbus State dedicates $25 million dorm


If the officials who formed this public-private partnership wonder whether the $25 million investment that produced Columbus State University’s newest dorm was worth the price, freshman Teraycia Lovett can validate their decision.


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Smiths Station turns to special teams against Dothan


Smiths Station built an early 13-2 lead and then got a special teams play to hold on for a 20-9 win over Dothan on Friday night.


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Will Trump ‘tweak’ on deportation blow over quickly, as ally thinks?


A typhoon is about to barrel into northern Japan, threatening to bring floods to an area still recovering from the 2011 tsunami.

Typhoon threatens to bring flooding to northern Japan


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting

Woman accused of mistreating dog after Facebook post


Police accused a 24-year-old woman of animal mistreatment after they investigated a complaint on Sunday of a Facebook photo that showed a dog with a shoestring tied around its snout. Shiloh Police Department said they cited Sarah B. Boothby, of Shiloh, with one count of cruel treatment to an animal, a Class A misdemeanor.


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover

Darvish, Beltran lead Rangers to 6-3 win over Mariners


Yu Darvish struck out nine in 6 2/3 innings and Carlos Beltran homered among three hits, helping the Texas Rangers beat the Seattle Mariners 6-3 on Monday night.


Students learn more from attractive teachers – even in online courses


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

A study had students listen to a lecture with a male or female voice and showed them a picture of the instructor. Those who were shown a picture of an attractive person performed better on tests afterward.


Georgia Tech bracing for unusual trip to Ireland for opener


Georgia Tech's unusual opener against Boston College on Saturday in Dublin, Ireland, marks the Yellow Jackets' first game outside the United States.


A referendum for a 2 percent restaurant tax to fund citywide recreation in Pascagoula has failed.

Pascagoula votes no on 2 percent restaurant tax


Vikings: QB Bridgewater has dislocated knee, torn ACL


The Minnesota Vikings say quarterback Teddy Bridgewater suffered a dislocated left knee and complete tear to his ACL in a freak practice injury.


A permanent cease-fire is taking effect in Colombia on Monday, the latest step in bringing an end to 52 years of bloody combat between the government and the country's biggest rebel group.

Permanent cease-fire taking effect in Colombia under accord


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:31 Sewing a Love for Learning: Columbus family establishes college scholarship fund

Clemson University tells man he can't pray outside 'designated free speech area'


A man was reportedly told he couldn’t pray on certain parts of Clemson University’s campus because he was not in a “designated free speech area” and inviting students to pray with him was solicitation.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

The Latest: DA: Families a factor in death penalty decision


The Latest on the killing of two nuns in Mississippi (all times local):


3:00 Meet Chinook the new sea lion at Point Defiance Zoo Aquarium Pause
2:04 Alabama-born author shares unique perspective on American and Arab cultures during Columbus visit
3:25 Matt Damon brings 'Jason Bourne' to Idaho
2:54 Chef Teddi bakes up 'Peachy Grilled Chicken'
2:01 Woman's rendition of the national anthem will blow you away
2:16 Tips for shooting great fireworks photos
0:46 NY Giant appears in PSA on fireworks safety one year after hand-mangling accident
1:56 Video: A few minutes with Miss Georgia 2016 Patricia Ford
2:07 Columbus location of Stars and Strikes set for Saturday morning grand opening
0:35 Learn how to make pimento cheese in 35 seconds

Clinton wraps up Hamptons fundraising swing


Hillary Clinton is wrapping a fundraising blitz in the Hamptons, where she has racked up millions during a three-day swing.


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

Georgia’s ready for its first game week of the season


Georgia is preparing for North Carolina, its first opponent of the 2016 season.


Authorities are looking into whether sun glare was a factor in an accident in which a ferry departing a Manhattan pier slammed into a group of kayakers, critically injuring one and knocking some into the Hudson River.

Police look into whether sun glare was factor in kayak crash


Still no announcement on Georgia's quarterback job


Georgia head coach Kirby Smart said he's not decided on a starting quarterback yet.


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

Cities provide subsidies and payments to attract NRA conventions


In cities such as Dallas, Charlotte, Louisville and Houston, taxpayers have supported the NRA with subsidies, sometimes in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, for their conventions.


In the moments before reports of gunshots spread panic at Los Angeles International Airport, police with weapons drawn had confronted a masked man outside a terminal who was carrying a plastic sword and dressed like Zorro.

Airport scare hard to avoid with cascade of false reports


Ron Anderson taught ‘life skills through stage lessons’


The longtime director of the Springer Theatre Academy touched the lives of many teaching “life skills through stage skills.”


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

All in the family: Brothers set to line up on opposite sides of the Heritage Bowl


Andrew Ogletree (Carver) and Khalil Thomas (Spencer) will be playing on the same field, likely for the last time, on Friday night in the 54th annual Heritage Bowl.


South Korea's Defense Ministry said Monday it has no plans to introduce nuclear-powered submarines, despite calls by lawmakers to do so following a recent test of a submarine-launched missile by rival North Korea.

South Korea says no plans to introduce nuclear submarines


0:54 How much water should you drink? Pause
1:32 Regional cookbook ‘Place and Plate’ features local history and plenty of West Georgia recipes
1:08 Sara Ann Morgan celebrates 75 years at church
2:41 How to cook a championship steak according to a grill master
2:22 Boise amputee is the first war-wounded veteran to summit Everest
2:02 Looking Back: Columbus equestrian reaches a new level
1:20 Baby goats soothe stressed-out college students
0:50 14-year-old walks for the first time after surviving car accident that killed her best friend
1:04 Watch 100-year-old Ida Keeling crush the 100 meter dash
1:10 Mayo Clinic: Is your refrigerator-freezer healthy?


Sugar Rodgers scored eight of her 18 points in the third quarter and the New York Liberty opened play after the Olympic break with an 84-77 victory over the San Antonio Stars on Friday night.

Rodgers leads Liberty to 84-77 win over Stars


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"

LeapPad inventor wants to turn your eyes into a mouse


The tech industry is looking for a new human-machine interface – this time, one that will make virtual-reality headsets as mainstream as personal computers and smartphones.


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

Reggie Davis has moved on from Tennessee drop, which 'killed me last year'


Georgia receiver Reggie Davis has quietly put together one of the stronger preseasons of the wideouts.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Midnight basketball might return to Columbus under new director


Mayor Teresa Tomlinson made the announcement at a forum Thursday night on policing.


1:22 Twelve things about attractions in Georgia's Presidential Pathways region Pause
2:02 'Bang Bang Lady' Prepares for the Fourth of July Sale
0:51 Video: Is Aflac considering a stock split?
3:20 Education meets passion at KAE Farms
2:14 Omaha brewmaster discusses new tasting room, tours
2:24 Holly House of Hamilton embraces the past while celebrating the present
1:53 Job Spotlight: Dinglewood Design & Press owner brings Letterpress printing back into the spotlight
15:06 Carmike Cinemas President and CEO David Passman Sunday Interview
1:17 Video:Career Expo at Trade Center draws 2,600 people
0:32 New Aflac Duck commercial debuts Tuesday night

National Infantry Museum in good position for No. 1 ‘Best Free Museum’ after voting closes


Voting for USA Today Readers’ Choice competition ended noon Monday, with last-minute vote indicating National Infantry Museum was ‘1 of 20’


0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man Pause
1:09 Shooting victim drives himself to courthouse after being shot in nearby public housing area
0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident

$5,000 reward offered in Dollar General robbery


Money is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction


Ariya Jutanugarn had five birdies in a six-hole stretch and shot an 8-under 64 on Friday to take a three-stroke lead in the Canadian Pacific Women's Open.

Ariya Jutanugarn shoots 64 to take Canadian lead


Valley man, 30, charged with murder in Lake Harding shooting


Police have charged 30-year-old Chadd Van Blaircom in the shooting death of 46-year-old Jay Allen Danford, a Valley man found dead in the area of Lake Harding.


India is failing to help and protect journalists who are facing violent threats or attacks for their work, an international watchdog agency said Monday, noting a pattern of resistance in investigating crimes targeting reporters.

Watchdog calls out India for failing to protect journalists


Brandon Kintzler threw the pitch he wanted, where he wanted it, to Jason Kipnis in the bottom of the 10th inning.

Twins' losing streak hits 11, Indians win 1-0 in 10 innings


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Huma Abedin announces separation from Anthony Weiner after latest sexting scandal


The Clinton aide said she and Weiner “remain devoted to doing what is best for our son.


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Bradford's big night gives Eagles 33-23 win at Indianapolis


Sam Bradford continues making his pitch to be the Philadelphia Eagles' starting quarterback.


Bernhard Langer made a 3-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff with Woody Austin and Kevin Sutherland on Sunday to win the PGA Tour Champions' Boeing Classic for the second time.

Langer wins Boeing Classic playoff for 29th senior title


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Air Force says retired 4-star general under investigation


The Air Force says a retired four-star general is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Third suspect in Deonn Carter slaying appears in Recorder’s Court


Dequoyae Devon Waldon , 22, of Columbus was taken into custody at 11 p.m. Friday at the Muscogee County Jail


Wapello County supervisors have taken another step toward raising the minimum wage in the county to $10.10 an hour by 2019.

Wapello County board advances measure to raise minimum wage


At least 38 Libyan forces were killed as the Islamic State group dispatched a dozen suicide bombers to stop their final push to drive the extremists out of their last major bastion in the country, officials said Monday.

Libyans take heavy casualties in final push on IS bastion


Burglary reported at Columbus church on Laurel Drive


The Glory to God Ministries in Columbus was burglarized during the weekend, according to a police report.


4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing" Pause
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White

Pope Francis chats in person with Facebook CEO Zuckerberg


Pope Francis has met with Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Zuckerberg's wife, Priscilla Chan, at the Vatican.


The family of a severely malnourished 11-year-old boy whose body was found in a closet in Los Angeles had been the subject of six prior reports to the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services, the department's director, Philip L. Browning, said Monday.

Family of boy dead in closet had been reported to LA County


1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting Pause
1:53 Columbus doctor recruiting for Alzheimer's clinical trials
1:39 Pinkalicious the Musical at Columbus State University
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man
1:06 Riverwalk nears completion
2:21 Sideline Superstars: Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court

The Latest: Rooney is GOP pick for SW Florida House seat


The Latest on Florida's primary (all times local):


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Wisconsin QB Bart Houston following in namesake's footsteps


Wisconsin's Bart Houston will be following in his namesake's footsteps at Lambeau Field.


3:00 Meet Chinook the new sea lion at Point Defiance Zoo Aquarium Pause
2:04 Alabama-born author shares unique perspective on American and Arab cultures during Columbus visit
3:25 Matt Damon brings 'Jason Bourne' to Idaho
2:54 Chef Teddi bakes up 'Peachy Grilled Chicken'
2:01 Woman's rendition of the national anthem will blow you away
2:16 Tips for shooting great fireworks photos
0:46 NY Giant appears in PSA on fireworks safety one year after hand-mangling accident
1:56 Video: A few minutes with Miss Georgia 2016 Patricia Ford
2:07 Columbus location of Stars and Strikes set for Saturday morning grand opening
0:35 Learn how to make pimento cheese in 35 seconds

Hundreds arrested during London's Notting Hill Carnival


London police say they've made 454 arrests during the two-day Notting Hill Carnival as stabbings and drug offenses mar the Caribbean-inspired street party.


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Bullet hits police cruiser at Wilson Apartments


Officer escaped serious injury early Saturday after shots were fired at Wilson Apartments.


2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court Pause
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives

Raveeta Addison fulfills professional passion as project manager at TSYS


Columbus resident, 33, also has a deep passion for volunteering, having worked with Big Brothers Big Sisters before TSYS.


Legislative auditors say they have found a discrepancy in the travel reimbursements of an Idaho state senator accused of having an extramarital affair with a fellow lawmaker.

Audit: Lawmaker had improper reimbursement


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Ex-Congressman Anthony Weiner caught up in sexting scandal again


The disgraced ex-congressman, who is married to the vice chairwoman of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, has reportedly been sexting a Donald Trump supporter, even sending a suggestive picture with his toddler son in bed with him.


4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing" Pause
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court
2:57 Father Ron Madden talks about new pastoral center
6:40 Law enforcement officers remember Deonn Carter as "an angel"
0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar?
1:51 Columbus Police lead funeral procession for Deonn Carter
3:03 Young Fort Mitchell boxer Money Powell is a national champion
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job

Lifelong friends learn they were switched at birth


The Canadian government is calling in an outside investigator after two men from an indigenous community were found to have been sent home with each others’ biological parents at birth in 1975. The government believes it’s not the first time it happened at that hospital; the first case is also from 1975.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Turkmenistan to discuss letting foreign envoys visit jails


Turkmenistan is discussing the possibility of giving foreign diplomats access to its prisons.


Officials in a Georgia county say they will lift a ban on building permits for religious institutions that had been sparked by local opposition to a mosque and Muslim cemetery.

Georgia county will end ban, mosque project can go forward


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Man wearing Halloween mask charged in McDonald’s robbery


Jarvis Cameron was taken into custody shortly after the robbery just after midnight Friday.


Hillary Clinton plans to stress her support for "American exceptionalism" during a speech in the battleground state of Ohio, while arguing that Donald Trump has rejected the concept.

Clinton to stress American exceptionalism in Ohio


Hillary Clinton plans to stress her support for


Asian stocks mostly rise on hopes for higher US rates


Asian shares were mostly higher Tuesday as hopes continued for a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hike later this year.


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover

LEADING OFF: Kershaw vs Tebow? Watch for the slider


A look at what's happening all around the majors Tuesday:


Jason Butt joins The Telegraph after spending the past two years covering high school sports for The Washington Post. A 2009 University of Georgia graduate, he's also covered the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons for CBSSports.com.

High school playoff stretch helped Sanders learn to pick off passes


Georgia safety Dominick Sanders has recorded nine interceptions in his first two seasons.


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

The Latest: US calls on Turkey, Syria Kurds to halt clashes


The Latest on the developments in the Syrian civil war (all times local):


Authorities say an off-duty police officer shot and killed a man who tried to take a gun away from him in New Jersey's capital city.

Authorities: Off-duty cop kills man who tried to take gun


5:51 Hillary Clinton formally accepts historic nomination for president Pause
0:42 Hillary Clinton's DNC acceptance speech in 40 seconds
3:37 First Lady Michelle Obama: 'In this election, I'm with her'
3:24 Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton must become the next president
0:54 Hecklers for Sanders disrupt start of the DNC
0:30 Sanders supporters disrupt California delegates DNC event
1:53 Hillary Clinton to veterans at the VFW Convention: 'I am not a newcomer to these issues'
2:23 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe kicks off re-election campaign
0:51 Ten things to know about Columbus' Recycling and Sustainability Center
1:21 Jack Ohman draws the California election

Trump plans detailed immigration talk as questions remain


Donald Trump says he'll deliver a detailed speech Wednesday on his proposal to crack down on illegal immigration — but it's anyone's guess what he will say.


Late throwing error lifts Cardinals to 6-5 win over Brewers


Stephen Piscotty watched Jonathan Villar's throw skid past first base, then sprinted 180 feet to give the St. Louis Cardinals a victory.


0:54 How much water should you drink? Pause
1:32 Regional cookbook ‘Place and Plate’ features local history and plenty of West Georgia recipes
1:08 Sara Ann Morgan celebrates 75 years at church
2:41 How to cook a championship steak according to a grill master
2:22 Boise amputee is the first war-wounded veteran to summit Everest
2:02 Looking Back: Columbus equestrian reaches a new level
1:20 Baby goats soothe stressed-out college students
0:50 14-year-old walks for the first time after surviving car accident that killed her best friend
1:04 Watch 100-year-old Ida Keeling crush the 100 meter dash
1:10 Mayo Clinic: Is your refrigerator-freezer healthy?


That school crossing guard will give your kids a big ol' high five when they follow these important safety rules from Kate Carr, president and CEO of Safe Kids Worldwide:


Suicide bomber strikes wedding in Iraq, kills 15


An Iraqi security official says a suicide bomber has struck a wedding south of Baghdad, killing at least 15 people.


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Marion County starts out strong at Chattahoochee County


Marion County scored 28 points in the first quarter and rolled to a 35-14 win over Chattahoochee County on Friday night.


It's been nearly five years since retired Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky was arrested on child molestation charges, and earlier this month he testified as he seeks to have his 45-count criminal conviction overturned. The scandal has produced new state laws regarding child abuse, millions in civil settlements to his victims and significant changes to Penn State's policies and procedures.

A look at Penn State scandal legal fallout after 5 years


The president and No. 2 executive at American Airlines is out but is taking the same job with rival United Airlines.

American's No. 2 executive departs for United Airlines


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

The Latest: 21-year-old Mississippi man killed in bus crash


The Latest on bus-fire truck wreck near New Orleans (all times local):


0:58 Who is your team's off-the-field superstar? Pause
2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover

LEADING OFF: Kershaw vs Tebow? Watch for the slider


A look at what's happening all around the majors today:


Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night could stop a U.S. mail boat — and then it ran aground in New Hampshire.

Oldest floating US post office scrapes rock, runs aground


1:22 Staff and students at Springer share how Ron Anderson touched their lives Pause
1:20 Public safety luncheon helps strengthen "chain of survival"
14:14 Looking Back: A few minutes with Ron Anderson
1:39 Alabama governor discusses morality and proposed state lottery
3:26 Phenix City Mayor Eddie Lowe re-elected
3:49 Begin Again Farms - Home for ailing and unwanted horses
3:08 Family of coach killed in auto accident plans $1 million-plus lawsuit against city
0:54 Bus driver dies following morning school bus crash
1:15 "Bookbags and Badges" event benefits transitional shelter for homeless men

More Mathews students released from hospital after fatal bus crash


Lance Starbuck and Mariel Ladezma, both 5, were the two students remaining at Midtown Medical Center but now have been released.


Gene Wilder, the frizzy-haired actor who brought his deft comedic touch to such unforgettable roles as the neurotic accountant in "The Producers" and the mad scientist of "Young Frankenstein," has died. He was 83.

Actor Gene Wilder, star of Mel Brooks movies, dies at 83


Gene Wilder, the frizzy-haired actor who brought his deft comedic touch to such unforgettable roles as the neurotic accountant in


Formal charges filed against 5 Notre Dame players


Four Notre Dame football players and another kicked off the team arrested during a traffic stop have been formally charged.


David Mitchell has covered high schools and athletes in the Bi-City area for three years for the Ledger-Enquirer. Prior to joining the Ledger-Enquirer, Mitchell worked at the Gainesville (Ga.) Times. He is a graduate of Starr’s Mill High School and the University of Georgia.

Glenwood hangs on in first meeting against Calvary Christian


Glenwood’s defense forced three straight incompletions in the final minute as the Gators got their first win of the year on Friday night over the Calvary Christian Knights in a game that lasted over three hours at Len McWilliams Field.


Steven Matz is not ready to come off the disabled list, and the New York Mets have scratched him from his scheduled start Thursday night against Miami.

Mets scratch Matz (shoulder) for Thursday; Walker still out


Sean Manaea left in the fourth inning with another injury, and things went downhill after that for the Oakland Athletics.

Manaea injured again in A's 6-0 loss to Astros


1:19 Pokemon Go player slams car into Baltimore police cruiser Pause
1:03 How to keep your Facebook Newsfeed full of news
1:43 Roaming bear tranquilized after two nearby schools put on lockdown
2:41 Lost dog dodges cars, stalling Phoenix highway traffic
1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:36 Terror in Brussels
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs

Lightning strike kills more than 300 reindeer in Norway


More than 300 wild reindeer have been killed by lighting in central Norway.


1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting Pause
1:53 Columbus doctor recruiting for Alzheimer's clinical trials
1:39 Pinkalicious the Musical at Columbus State University
0:21 Phenix City police need your help identifying this man
1:06 Riverwalk nears completion
2:21 Sideline Superstars: Once a cheerleader, always a football fan
4:51 A mother's advice to her son: "Frankie, go be amazing"
3:38 Looking Back: Carlton Gary and the Stocking Stranglings
7:15 Stories and Salutations honor Ron Anderson at the Springer Opera House
2:35 Three suspects in Deonn Carter murder appear in court


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Urias matures on mound in Dodgers' 3-2 win over Cubs


The maturation of Julio Urias is coming along quickly for the Los Angeles Dodgers.


The State Department said Tuesday it is evaluating a video released by the Afghan Taliban showing a Canadian man and his American wife warning that their Afghan captors will kill them and their children unless the Kabul government ends its executions of Taliban prisoners.

US evaluating Taliban video of captive couple in Afghanistan


0:54 Police need your help identifying man wanted for questioning regarding recent thefts Pause
0:43 Surveillance Video: Police seek help identifying suspect in burglary attempt
0:55 Resident of Wilson Homes Apartments describes fatal shooting as tragic
0:50 Columbus girl fatally shot at Wilson Homes
2:54 Defense attorney for second Double Churches homicide suspect speaks after Recorder's Court hearing
1:02 Scam alert: Area official discusses scam involving the IRS and how to avoid becoming a victim
1:19 Defense attorney for man charged in Stone Creek Court fatal shooting says he didn't intend to harm victim
1:31 Family of fatal shooting victim gives statement after preliminary hearing for man charged in the incident
5:16 Columbus Recorder's Court: Incident involving paintball gun led to Stone Creek Court fatal shooting
0:36 Hearing postponed for man accused in Stone Creek Court shooting

Four charged with murder of woman who was beaten, burned in Grantville


Four of the five people charged in the Aug. 4 home invasion where 83-year-old Dorothy Dow of Grantville, Ga. was fatally beaten and burned now face murder charges related to the incident, authorities confirmed.


Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones will be held out of the team's final preseason game against Jacksonville on Thursday night because of an ankle injury.

Falcons' Jones to miss preseason game with ankle injury


3:00 Meet Chinook the new sea lion at Point Defiance Zoo Aquarium Pause
2:04 Alabama-born author shares unique perspective on American and Arab cultures during Columbus visit
3:25 Matt Damon brings 'Jason Bourne' to Idaho
2:54 Chef Teddi bakes up 'Peachy Grilled Chicken'
2:01 Woman's rendition of the national anthem will blow you away
2:16 Tips for shooting great fireworks photos
0:46 NY Giant appears in PSA on fireworks safety one year after hand-mangling accident
1:56 Video: A few minutes with Miss Georgia 2016 Patricia Ford
2:07 Columbus location of Stars and Strikes set for Saturday morning grand opening
0:35 Learn how to make pimento cheese in 35 seconds

Husband of Heart singer Ann Wilson arrested for assault


Authorities say the husband of Heart lead singer Ann Wilson is being held on investigation of assaulting two relatives during the group's show in Seattle.


Campos saves taxed bullpen in Diamondbacks' 13-0 loss


Vincente Campos served an important role in an otherwise forgettable night for the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday.


1:01 Don't let a text wreck your life Pause
2:17 Dance helps D'Iberville boy overcome ADHD
2:12 Watch baby polar bear Nora grow up fast
0:22 NASA animates the powerful winter storm headed for the Mid-Atlantic
2:32 Vincent the cat gets very rare prosthetic legs
1:03 Video: How to wash your hands
1:57 Black Friday by the numbers
1:08 'Lucky' Turkey to Receive Presidential Pardon
2:59 The Buzz with Buzz: the Koch brothers, money and politics
1:01 Jury still out on man’s 2nd murder trial for 2008 fatal shooting

Matthew McConaughey starts teaching career at University of Texas


The Academy Award-winning actor is teaching “Advanced Producing: Script to Screen” at UT-Austin.


2:40 Auburn QB Sean White: Proud to live up to team's 'Earn it' motto in winning starting job Pause
1:08 Auburn WR Marcus Davis: Offense confident in newly named starter Sean White
1:40 Auburn RB Kerryon Johnson: 'Spicy' Sean White brings mean streak to field
1:22 Mom to Carver and Spencer players discusses watching Heritage Bowl
1:47 Carver's Dre'Mail King: It's about doing things the right way
1:58 Weekly conversation: Carver great D.J. Jones discusses Heritage Bowl
1:29 Jamey DuBose: We've got to get it done
2:08 Central's Jamey DuBose, Zion Webb, Justyn Ross discuss return from injuries
1:58 Central's Jamey DuBose discusses big matchup with Hoover
2:04 Central coach talks college football recruiting

Agnieszka Radwanska advances to New Haven final


Top-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska breezed through her Connecticut Open semifinal Friday, routing two-time defending champion Petra Kvitova 6-1, 6-1.


President Barack Obama is opening a two-day environmental tour aimed at showcasing conservation efforts before traveling to Asia, where climate change is high on the agenda for his final trip to the region.

Obama to open conservation tour in Lake Tahoe and Hawaii


Little League World Series things to know