WGXA-TV (Macon, GA)

WGXA is a television station located in Georgia, affiliated with both FOX and ABC, and is managed by the Sinclair Broadcast Group. Sinclair, Inc. stands as one of the largest and most varied television broadcasting firms in the United States. Currently, Sinclair operates, programs, or offers sales services to 163 television stations across 77 different markets, subject to ongoing transactions. The Sinclair television network reaches around 38.7% of households with televisions in the U.S. and includes affiliations with networks such as FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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Pet Party Palace brings joy to downtown Macon with unique pet venue

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Gloria Ruth Finney

MACON, Ga. — Pet lovers in Macon have a new reason to celebrate with the opening of Pet Party Palace, a unique venue dedicated to providing fun and memorable experiences for pets and their owners. "This is Pet Party Palace," said Lateefah Conner, who has always had a passion for animals. "I just really wanted to find my niche."Conner explained that the idea for the business came with a little help from artificial intelligence.
Dublin City Schools hosts annual STEM camp for rising 3rd-8th graders

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Brianna Cook

DUBLIN, Ga. (WGXA) — Dublin City Schools is hosting its annual summer STEM camp this week. This year marks its 5th year of educating middle Georgia kids about STEM. The camp is from June 16th to June 20th. It's open for rising 3rd through 8th grade. Andrew Harvey is one of the instructors and says each day is a different theme that the kids learn from.
Mayor-Elect Evans Outlines Vision for Centerville, Prioritizes Safety and Transparency

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Carlos Stephens

CENTERVILLE, Ga. (WGXA) – Newly elected Mayor J. Michael Evans says public safety will be his top priority as he prepares to take office. Evans, who made history as Centerville’s first Black mayor, spoke to WGXA about his plans, including a new amphitheater and expanded lighting throughout the city. “We’re going to be adding more lighting, so as it gets dark, people can feel safe,” Evans said.
Centerville elects J-Michael Evans as mayor in close race

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Gloria Ruth Finney

CENTERVILLE, Ga. — Voters have elected J. Michael Evans as the new mayor of Centerville in the non-partisan race to complete the term of former Mayor John Harley. Evans narrowly defeated Justin Wright, winning by just over a hundred votes. The results of all races from tonight remain unofficial until they are certified.
Washington County election results: Mel Daniel leads Doug Watkins by 400 votes

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Gloria Ruth Finney

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ga. (WGXA) — Voters in Washington County cast their ballots today in a special general election to determine the next chair of the Board of Commission. As of Tuesday night, Mel Daniel holds a slight lead over Doug Watkins, with a margin of approximately 400 votes. Washington County election results: Mel Daniel leads Doug Watkins by 400 votes (WGXA)Results are unofficial until election certification.
Wheeler County tax commissioner race set for fall election

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Gloria Ruth Finney

WHEELER COUNTY, Ga. — The candidates for Wheeler County's tax commissioner race in the upcoming general election this fall have been finalized. Republican Curtis Hay emerged with a slight victory over his primary challengers and will face Marvin Howard, the sole Democrat in the race, for the seat. The special general election, scheduled for Tuesday, aims to fill the vacancy left by former Tax Commissioner Kim Clark, who stepped down a couple of months ago.
Georgia Public Service Commission primary results set stage for November election

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Gloria Ruth Finney

ATLANTA, Ga. — The Georgia Public Service Commission's primary elections have set the stage for the upcoming general election, with two seats in districts two and three up for grabs. In District 2, Republican incumbent Tim Echols maintained a lead over fellow GOP candidate Lee Muns throughout the night. Echols will face Democrat Alicia Johnson, who ran unopposed, in the general election this fall. District 2 covers the eastern portion of the state.
Tensions Rise at Warner Robins City Council Meeting Over Federal Immigration Policy

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Carlos Stephens

Warner Robins, Ga. (WGXA) – Immigration policy took center stage during a tense Warner Robins City Council meeting this week, as several residents voiced strong opposition to federal enforcement actions under the Trump administration. “I urge the City Council to not cooperate with ICE and their raids on our nation’s schools, churches, and homes,” said resident Taliyah Lockett during the public comment portion of the meeting.
Pulaski Sheriff's office confirms fatal ATV accident

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Gloria Ruth Finney

Tue, June 17th 2025 at 6:41 PMUpdated Tue, June 17th 2025 at 6:54 PMA man is dead after an ATV accident in Hawkinsville, according to Pulaski County Sheriff Wayne Wiley. On Tuesday, 38-year-old Seyborn James Harden, of Dodge County, was reportedly riding the ATV on a farm near Field Road and Lower River Road off Route 230 when he lost control of a side-by-side ATV. Harden's family has been notified. Georgia State Patrol (GSP) is handling this investigation.
Woman Petitions Bibb County Sheriff to Stop Posting Arrest Photos Online

1 week ago | wgxa.tv | Carlos Stephens

MACON, GA, (WGXA) - A Macon woman is speaking out against the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office for posting arrest booking photos online, saying the practice shames individuals before they’ve had their day in court. Nancy Cleveland has launched a petition that has already garnered more than 100 signatures. In a Facebook post, she said her actions are about “dignity, privacy, and protecting people from being shamed before due process.”“They get a joy out of shaming these citizens,” Cleveland said.