The governor, one of the most popular politicians in the state, is backing Derek Dooley. But the former football coach still trails in the GOP race for the U.S. Senate.

Cyberattack on learning platform Canvas puts thousands of Georgia students at risk of information misuse.

Forge Atlanta Asset Management and its parent company, Webstar Technology Group, contend their development plans are feasible. But neighbors have doubts.

Bryan Tyson, a top elections lawyer for the state and other clients, has left Clark Hill to form his own litigation boutique with trial specialist David Younker.

One in five students has a current, diagnosed mental or behavioral health condition. Georgia's student-to-school counselor ratio is 386:1, far above the recommended ratio.

When the torrent of spring championships are decided over the next three weeks, more than a dozen schools all have a chance to go 4-for-4.

A Texas-based firm seeks permission to hunt for oil and gas beneath a rural part of southwest Georgia.

Use frozen dumplings and smart shortcuts to make a quick and hearty Chinese chicken salad.

A French woman and two Americans have tested positive or showed symptoms of hantavirus.

France is pitching what it says is a new model of partnership with African countries at a summit that begins Monday in Kenya as it completes a military withdrawal from West Af