Demographic changes, a shrinking workforce, artificial intelligence and immigration policy are creating an economic threat in the U.S. that education investment could fix.

Too many women are told their pain is normal. It’s time to challenge a healthcare system that has overlooked nonpregnancy pelvic health for far too long.

Teachers must be better trained to recognize subtle forms of bullying and to alert administrators about potential problems.

Recess should be mandatory in public schools.

Elsie Hand has been a mayor, bank vice president, country music promoter, and longtime political aide and booster. She turns 100 on July 4th as America celebrates its 250th.

Jon Burns emerged as the most powerful GOP leader at the Georgia Capitol this week, getting the final word for Republicans on what to do and how to do it.

Sharing school spaces could maximize existing community assets, reduce operational overhead and create opportunities for strategic partnerships.

Soccer may not be America’s oldest tradition, but its history of advancing human and civil rights is one legacy we can honor and carry forward.

Students want to get to work faster and avoid too much debt. A three-year bachelor's degree is a viable option, but some students have reservations about its value.

Martha Zoller, WDUN radio host and "Georgia Gang" panelist, died Monday.