Seven year old pushes to change Virtual Education Law

Federal appeals court ruling could change the game for the governor's race
But a federal appeals court ruling could change the game for the governor's race. A judge in Atlanta reversed a Florida court's decision to block Bill McCollum's attempt to get taxpayer money for his campaign.

Snag uncovered in red light cameras plan
Red light cameras are billed as a way to make intersections safer and in Tallahassee drivers will soon face fines, but tonight we uncover a snag in the plan. The cameras can't see cars going in certain directions.

GA students gearing up for start of new school year
South Georgia students are gearing up for the start of a new school year. 21st century classrooms await Thomas County and Thomasville students.

More horses in our area infected with two deadly viruses
Killer mosquitoes, more horses in our area infected with two deadly viruses and health leaders say people are at risk too.

Lowndes County will offer extended hours for early voting
Lowndes County will offer extended hours for early voting Monday, August 2nd through Friday, August 6th from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m., at the elections office, 2808 n. Oak St, Valdosta.

Superintendents ask for investigation of this year's FCAT scores
They're likely accurate, and within historical ranges. That's the word from state education officials about a review of the FCAT results. A final audit of the scores could be ready by next week.

Sopchoppy appoints African American woman as mayor
The Sopchoppy community takes a major step toward celebrating diversity and change. City council members make a historic vote by appointing the first female and the first African American as mayor.

$5,000 Offered for Information
This afternoon Sheriff Larry Campbell conducted a media briefing on the status of the investigation into the disappearance of Danielle Brown.

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Seven year old pushes to change Virtual Education Law