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You may be wondering why you haven’t seen as many “For Sale” signs around Athens recently. Local realtors say houses are starting to sell. Reporter Naomi Keitt found out more about this recent trend.

50 million people are expected to watch tonight’s Presidential Debate between President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney. That makes the 2012 Presidential Debate the single most watched event of the campaign. Grady NewSource reporter Ryan Williams takes a closer look at how debates impact voting – and specifically how…

Find out what events are coming up in Athens and how to reduce your energy bill as you prepare for Winter. Also, Shannon Wiggins and Mamie Shepherd discuss the special projects story coming up on tonight’s show; Do debates really matter?

Carly Mathis gives us a sneak peak of a story coming up at 5 about animal cruelty. Also, sports reporter Alexandra Koehn has breaking news about one UGA football player.

Sorry for the delay! Web reporter Shannon Wiggins talks with the producer, Sarah Edwards about the stories we have coming up at 5pm. Stay tuned for a sneak peak of one of those stories on our midday webcast.

Web Anchor Sara Lim talks with Producer Meagan Priselac about the today’s newscast. Meagan talks about what has been done so far today, what the lead story will be, and her feelings about being a producer for the first time.

How many hours is your TV on? Reporter Fernando Ordaz looked into a recent study showing that having the TV on even in the background can have negative effects on children.

Here’s a sneak peak of a story we have coming up at 5. Reporter Ashley Hollander attended a food policy panel put on by the UGA Special Collections Library. They are hosting a conference called Future of Food, which is taking place today until 5pm.

Web Anchor Shannon Wiggins tells us what’s coming up on our show tonight, including a story on rising rent prices and an interview with a legendary Georgia Coach. Coming up at noon reporter Ashley Hollander has some interesting information on the Future of Food.

Heres a behind the scenes look at what our producer, assignment editor, and reporter are up to, as well as a closer look at a story about casinos in Georgia.