An unsuspecting sheriff’s deputy in central Georgia had her patrol car pillaged by an intrepid farm animal while trying to serve paperwork, video captured by her body camera shows. The incident …
Georgia candidate’s post removed for inciting violence
Facebook says it has removed a photo illustration showing a Georgia Republican congressional nominee holding a rifle as she stands next to three Democratic House members.
Woman finally reunites with family in Georgia, 6 months after being stranded in India during COVID-19
With COVID-19 raging through India, Sarah Fic tried to get home to Flowery Branch. Borders closed; flights cancelled. She turned to 11Alive for help and got it.
A rundown of Scott Cochran’s thoughts on Alabama exit, new job at Georgia
Scott Cochran participated in a Zoom session with the media Friday morning, his first meeting with reporters since leaving Alabama for Georgia back in February.
Driver charged after hitting, killing on-duty veteran Georgia DNR captain
The Georgia DNR Law Enforcement Division is mourning the sudden passing of Captain Stan Elrod, a 28-year veteran of the Division. Captain Elrod was struck and killed by a motor ve …
To combat COVID, Georgia Tech wants students to move to single rooms
My twins attend different public colleges in Georgia and there are real differences in the degree to which each campus is reacting to COVID-19. Georgia Tech is taking it very seriously, too seriously …
Georgia students seek degrees in growing industries
As the shifting business landscape changes the demand for trained workers in many industries in Georgia, students at colleges and universities across the state are gravitating toward degree programs …
A Georgia church is the first in the country to split from United Methodist Church over LGBTQ rights
Asbury has long been “the Island of Misfit Toys,” as some congregation members have described it. The split was nearly unanimous among its members.
Army Cyber Command completes its move to Georgia’s Fort Gordon
The Army command dedicated to defending against hackers and other online threats celebrated its move into a new $366 million headquarters in Georgia on Thursday.
Georgia lieutenant governor shelves plan to study systemic inequality
As politicians and governments across the country respond to protests over racial injustice, Georgia’s lieutenant governor’s office said budget constraints and lack of interest stopped it from …