Georgia News

Jan Azar, who has more basketball state championships than any coach in GHSA history, was Hebron Christian’s head coach for the last seven years.

The Georgia Bulldogs began spring practice on Tuesday, and coach Kirby Smart discussed the team in his opening press conference.

Tens of thousands of revelers braved a cold snap to attend the Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade, a tradition-rich Irish heritage celebration in the coastal Georgia city.

Roger Deakins, the cinematographer behind "Fargo," "Skyfall" and many more films, is in town this week for a master class at GSU, screenings and a book signing.

The development team aims to raze the outdated shopping mall and transform it into a massive mixed-use district centered around a 20,000-seat arena.

“Everything was going great in the first couple months of the year, then a war breaks out,” said Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke L. Rollins visited the Georgia State Capitol to announce disaster aid to help farmers, ranchers and foresters harmed by Hurricane Helene.

The Republican U.S. Senate candidate supports the president's policies. But he says Congress should take a more active oversight role.

After years of casting doubt about Georgia elections, conservative activists are gaining influence within the Trump administration.

A medical sterilization facility that’s been the target of lawsuits over its use of a toxic gas will shut down after operating for decades in Augusta.