CORDELE, GA (WALB)- Willie Jackson, 56, was sitting in his truck on 25th Avenue West last night about 9:30 when a man shot him once in the face.

 Jackson managed to drive himself to the Cordele Police station and banged on the door, where officers called EMS, and he was taken to Crisp Regional Hospital for treatment. He is having surgery to remove the bullet.

Jackson said he was just sitting in the truck when a man tapped on the window.  He rolled it down, and the man shot him, without saying anything.

WATERTOWN, MA (WALB)- The city of Watertown, Massachusetts, has been effectively shut down as a manhunt is underway for the second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing.

Naomi Muchiri a former employee of our Raycom station in Birmingham is in Watertown and explains the scene there.

Residents were awakened overnight by heavy police presence and a dramatic shootout in Watertown that ended with the death of one of the Boston marathon bombing suspects while the second is still on the loose.

ALBANY, GA (WALB)- An environmental group declares the Flint River the second most endangered river in the United States.

American Rivers says mismanagement by state officials is the reason the Flint River is endangered.

The group says over-permitting by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division has caused flow rates in the lower Flint to decrease by 40-percent since 1975 and by more than 70-percent in its tributaries.