The Latest Breaking News from Georgia

Almost everything we’d come to believe about college basketball has been proved wrong. We recall the 2015 Final Four. Kentucky, then 38-0, lost in the semifinals to Wisconsin, which lost to Duke in the title game. Those Blue Devils started three freshmen, same as Kentucky had in 2012, when the…

‘People are now being fired from their jobs, men are being prepared to be drafted into the army, everyone is in a very anxious mood’

‘This is wonderful. This is exciting. Spiders are our friends,’ Nancy Hinkle, an entomologist at the University of Georgia, said

A Georgia angler has reeled a state-record hickory shad from the same river that had produced the previous record.

As the college football world opens back up for recruiting visits, elite prospects are wasting no time hitting the road

‘The abuse escalated so gradually that I didn’t even notice’

Cannabis advocates around the planet are pushing for the legalization of the plant in an effort to make it more available, and of course, safe. Unfortunately, legalization is not always enough. With it, comes burdensome regulations and often complicated cannabis programs that take an inordinate amount of time to set up. 

Warning: This article contains graphic images of injuries. Tonya Meisenbach, 48, from Georgia in the US, suffered horrific burns when a barbecue sent her up in flames in December 2018 after her husband accidentally sprayed her with lighter fluid

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s campaign says it will spend at least $4.2 million on TV ads until the May 24 Republican primary

ATHENS, Ga. — The hits keep coming for Georgia men’s basketball.

The former Crimson Tide wide receiver believes that Alabama would have beaten Georgia in title game if he avoided injury.