Mikhaela Singleton
WRBL News 3
Columbus, GA, United States
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NEWS10 investigates New York, surrounding states COVID reporting methods
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Attorney General’s Office continues to investigate New York’s COVID-19 response in nursing homes and reports that publicly announced death numbers were short by about 50%. NEWS10 is working on an investigation of our own to find out why Cuomo administration leaders claim they couldn’t immediately release death totals and we […] → Read More
PHOTOS: House stuck on Highway 17 in North Myrtle Beach
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WBTW) – Photos sent to News13 show a house stuck on Highway 17 in North Myrtle Beach. Tim Moriarty shared the photos with News13, which show a house on a trailer stuck in the area of Sea Mountain Highway and Highway 17. The road is closed. Count on News13 for updates […] → Read More
BREAKING: Coroner, police on scene of shooting at Wilson Apartments
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus police are right now on the scene of a shooting on 8th Avenue. The response call was posted on the Columbus Georgia 911 Twitter page around 5:30 p.m. Sunday. News 3’s reporter on the scene says the coroner’s van is at the apartments at 3400 8th Avenue, as well as […] → Read More
AKA sorority hosts local financial wealth fair
Sisters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated hosted a Financial Wealth Fair, targeting those who need help managing their money and credit. → Read More
AKA sorority hosts local financial wealth fair
Sisters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated hosted a Financial Wealth Fair, targeting those who need help managing their money and credit. → Read More
WATCH: Two 500-foot power plant towers demolished in Massachusetts
Two 500 foot cooling towers toppled to the ground Saturday, in a dramatic and much-anticipated implosion in Somerset, Massachusetts. → Read More
Local middle, high school students to be honored for placing in 2019 Georgia Film Academy contest
Muscogee County is now home to not one, not two, but three local school teams recognized for their excellence in filmmaking. → Read More
2 in custody after pursuit ends at Alabama river
Two people from Alabama have been arrested following an attempt to smuggle drugs onto state prison property and a crash that left a third person dead. The Alabama Department of Corrections says... → Read More
LaGrange Police seek man accused of threatening to kill woman with a knife
LaGrange Police need your help to find a man accused of threatening to kill a woman with a knife. → Read More
Which Columbus stores were busted for selling alcohol to minors?
Columbus police made 10 arrests on Saturday, charging the merchants will selling alcohol to minors. → Read More
Family mourns loss of father, toddler; CPD inches closer to finding Stuart Drive murder suspect
A local family is still in shock after a father and toddler son were suddenly taken from their midst. Fourty-one-year-old Joseph "JoJo" Banks and his 3-year-old son Jaceiden were found shot to death on Stuart Drive Tuesday morning. → Read More
Record number of guns taken from Atlanta airport passengers
Federal authorities say more guns have been seized at security checkpoints in Atlanta's airport during 2018 than at any other airport in the nation. → Read More
CPD requests community aid to find missing 71-year-old woman
The Columbus Police Department asks the community to be on the lookout for a 71-year-old woman who has been missing since Friday. → Read More
Kemp congratulates Abrams, says he's moving on following 10 day governor's race challenge
Republican Brian Kemp is congratulating Democrat Stacey Abrams on a hard-fought campaign for Georgia governor, but says it's time to put the race behind him and focus on leading the state. → Read More
$470M in hurricane aid passes Georgia legislature
Georgia lawmakers have given final approval to $470 million in emergency aid and tax credits for communities devastated by Hurricane Michael. The state Senate voted unanimously Saturday on bills... → Read More
Train derailment south of Macon leads to small town's evacuation
A small Georgia town has been evacuated after a derailment of multiple railroad cars. CSX Railroad said the cars derailed around 7 a.m. Saturday in Byromville, roughly 55 miles south of Macon. ... → Read More
Man leads police on high speed chase with a child in the backseat
Law Enforcement Officers have a man in custody after he allegedly stole a Columbus woman's vehicle and led police on a high-speed chase --with a child in the backseat. → Read More
Columbus Restaurant Week 2018 kicks off benefiting grassroots industry charity
Daily, constant pain. That's how local Your Pie employee Juliana Cowart describes her life before discovering she had to go under the knife -- and miss six weeks of work -- upon being diagnosed with endometriosis. → Read More
Research group examines improvements, issues on Columbus roads
A national research group examined the ups and downs of Georgia transportation in a new report released Thursday. The report by TRIP shows while Columbus may be better off than many other regions when it comes to road projects, there is still a long way to go. → Read More
UPDATE: Man and woman found dead in the backyard of Lyn Drive home
Lt. Greg Touchberry confirms a man and woman were found dead in the backyard of their home on Lyn Drive. → Read More