Georgia’s citizen’s arrest law drew withering criticism Monday from civil rights advocates who called for a House legislative committee to push for a...

Atlanta United is the first professional sports team from Georgia to return to play during the coronavirus pandemic. Major League Soccer suspended play...

UPDATE: Augusta University is no longer offering coronavirus testing outside of the Augusta area. Gov. Brian Kemp has said that any Georgian, regardless...

In 1970, a riot devastated the African American neighborhoods of Augusta, Georgia. Remarkably, many locals and historians have never heard of this...

Georgians are again debating what to do with hundreds of public memorials to the Confederacy. It's a disagreement Georgians are accustomed to having. In...

Facing an uproar from professors, the state system overseeing Georgia universities abruptly changed course on face masks late Monday, mandating students...

Hundreds of Georgia health care workers are urging Gov. Brian Kemp to require people to wear face masks in public. Doctors, nurses and nurse...

Tired of wearing a mask in public places? Do you ever forget to take one along when you go out? Are you weary of social distancing with friends and...

Juanita Abernathy, who wrote the business plan for the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott and took other influential steps in helping to build the American...

The coronavirus pandemic means more people are spending time at home, and for some, more boredom. To fight that, many are picking up new hobbies,...

Georgia has received more than $4 billion from the federal government to cover coronavirus-related spending by state and local governments. Many cities...

For years, there has been on again, off again conversation in Macon about moving the Confederate statue at the foot of Cotton Avenue. Now is a...

On a Wednesday morning, the ninth in a row, cars snaked into the parking lot of the YMCA in Albany. At the front door, a small crew of Boy Scouts loaded...

The Daybreak Center in Macon is an oasis for the homeless community with laundry, meals, showers and computers. And also, healthcare.

When Georgia was going into effective lockdown in March, Atlanta attorney Parker Sanders and his family opted to spend their coronavirus quarantine in...