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1 month ago | 13wmaz.com | Raymond Tubb

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — A man is dead after getting hit by a car overnight in Milledgeville, according to the Baldwin County Deputy Coroner. Baldwin County Deputy Coroner Stephen Chapple says it happened around 2:45 this morning on Kings Road. Chapple says a woman driving a pick-up truck hit 61-year-old Ronnie Gee, who was apparently lying in the roadway at the time. Gee had walked out of his residence a little earlier. It's not clear why he was lying on the road.

1 month ago | 13wmaz.com | Raymond Tubb

MACON, Ga. — An inmate was found dead by corrections deputies inside the Bibb County LEC, according to Bibb County Coroner Leon Jones. The inmate was found around 5 a.m. on Wednesday morning. The coroner's office pronounced the inmate dead just before 7 a.m.  The cause of the death has not been determined. Jones says he is in the process of notifying the family. Once that is done, they will release the name of the inmate.

Nov 27, 2024 | 13wmaz.com | Raymond Tubb

MACON, Ga. — One person is dead after a crash on Jeffersonville Road in east Macon, according to Coroner Leon Jones. Jones says it happened around 10 a.m. on Wednesday morning. An SUV hit a semi-truck head on, killing the driver of the SUV. It happened right past the intersection between Jeffersonville Road and Finneydale Drive. The Bibb Sheriff's Office is investigating the crash. Information on what led to the crash is not currently available.

Jan 3, 2024 | 13wmaz.com | Raymond Tubb

MACON, Ga. — Macon-Bibb County Commissioner Al Tillman says he does not plan to finish out his term this year. The district 9 commission made that announcement during a taping of Central Georgia Focus at our studios this morning with our Raymond Tubb. Tillman is one of four commissioners that are prevented from running again because of term limits. Tillman says he wants to clear the way for the next generation of leaders on the commission.

Sep 25, 2023 | 13wmaz.com | Raymond Tubb

MACON, Ga. — We've seen a lot of changes in technology at 13WMAZ since we first came on the air in 1953. At that time, fewer than half of the homes in America even had a TV set. Many of those that did were in or near big cities. But just as the station helped lead the way with TV, our commitment to serve you led us to seek out the newest technology through the years. \When I started here in 1989, we'd just celebrated our 35th year.