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Local organizations sound alarm on kids aging out of foster care with no safety net (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - More than 15,000 kids age out of foster care each year with little to no safety net, according to local organizations, and advocates say some become targets for human traffickers as a result. Foster care is meant to protect children, but experts say the system itself can create new dangers. “A majority of children that have been trafficked are in foster care. In fact, there’s a study that shows about 90 percent of kids that are being trafficked have already been sexually a
All Five Suspects Now Arrested in Death of Harvey Lee Walker, Family Reacts (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) -More than four months after Harvey Lee Walker was killed at the Colonial Inn over Mother’s Day weekend, all five people accused in his death are behind bars — and his family is speaking out. Tisha Gibson was the last suspect arrested. According to a case report, police found her at a north Columbus home on Jimney Loop and took her into custody without incident on September 25th. Gibson and Tionne Carreker face capital murder charges. Lavincent Harris, David Meadows, and Tom
Columbus woman pleads not guilty after stabbing two police officers (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - A Columbus woman pleaded not guilty in court Monday after police say she stabbed two officers responding to a domestic dispute call Saturday night. Assistant Chief Lance Deaton says one officer who lives at the Grande Apartments responded to the call, along with an on-duty officer. “This was a domestic dispute call. One officer who lives at the Grande Apartments responded, along with an on-duty officer,” Deaton said. Deaton says the situation escalated when officers tried
Columbus leaders approve 48 crime prevention grants; groups detail impact (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Columbus City Council approved 48 crime prevention grants during Tuesday night’s meeting, sending funding to organizations across Muscogee County working to keep kids in school, protect trafficking survivors, and help people leave a life that includes crime. Three of those organizations spoke about what the money means for the people they serve. Take The City, a Phenix City-based ministry, is using its $15,000 grant to intervene in crisis situations before they escalate. “
New leader, same mission at Columbus Water Works (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Columbus Water Works has a new leader settling into one of the most important jobs in the city. Brittany Brossett spent more than a decade working her way up at the utility. This month, the Board of Water Commissioners handed her the keys, naming her interim president effective immediately. She takes over for Jeremy Cummings, who resigned after 27 years of service with Columbus Water Works. Brossett says his biggest lesson to her wasn’t about any single project — it was cu
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