Ten basketball teams ranked No. 1 or No. 2 are playing top-10 opponents Friday and Saturday in the second round of the state ...

A Georgia man who gave his teenage son the gun he’s accused of using to kill two students and two teachers at a high school ...

Gov. Brian Kemp and local leaders broke ground Wednesday on a new manufacturing facility in Heard County.

There’s no drain on your school system, there’s little drain on county services, and it’ll likely cover most, if not all, ...

This week's Restaurant Report Card provides food service inspection scores across Middle Georgia, as released by the Georgia Department of Public Health. The scores cover inspections conducted between ...

A Georgia jury Tuesday took the rare action of holding a father criminally responsible for actions blamed on his son, who is ...

The Lee County community and many around South Georgia are mourning the death of Dr. Taylar Williams, assistant principal at ...

House Bill 946 would expand feral hog hunting across the state by removing current restrictions and allowing for more technology for locating the species.

Residents in Jones County have filed a lawsuit challenging the M-2 Data Center Ordinance passed January 16, asking a court to declare it void over alleged due process violations.

McDuffie County residents have until Friday, March 6, 2026, to submit questions and concerns ahead of the county’s upcoming Data Center Question and Answer Listening Session.

A Georgia jury held Colin Gray criminally responsible for the actions of his teen son Colt Gray, who allegedly killed four people at Apalachee High School in 2024.

The ruling came after Keller removed his own eyeballs and bit off part of his tongue.