The family said it was about 500 pounds and 11.5 feet long. We’re only one month into alligator hunting season and officials said this gator isn’t much from the record-breaking 13-footer.
Perdue Foods, a Perry, Ga. establishment, is recalling approximately 495 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat chicken products due to misbranding and undeclared allergens.
A special election will be held in November 2020 to find Senator Johnny Isakson's replacement. Until then, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp will appoint someone to serve and is now revealing how he will select that person.
When high schoolers around Savannah started passing out after puffing vapes last year, authorities found tobacco shops selling synthetic marijuana as CBD.
Nearly 200 Georgia Guardsman have been placed on state active duty orders to fulfill missions assigned by the Georgia Emergency Management Homeland Security Agency (GEMA/HS), according to the Georgia Department of Defense.
Sports Illustrated celebrated the 150th season of college football by ranking the sport's top 10 greatest mascots of all time, with the University of Georgia's bulldog named Uga winning first place
Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital officials said a South Georgia woman was one of the people who contracted legionnaires disease in an Atlanta hotel last month and was treated at Phoebe.
CPD Chief Boren says the oldest victim and the suspect had a history of domestic violence, including one case that led to the arrest of Travane Jackson in 2018.
Police in Georgia did more than patrolling this week to catch drivers breaking the hands-free law. They went undercover, changing out of blue uniforms and into bright yellow construction vests to ticket drivers who won't put down their phones.
Georgia State Patrol Troopers said there have been no significant changes since July 1 last year when the distracted driving or hands-free law was implemented.
Litter has become a bigger problem in Albany in the months following Hurricane Michael. City crews said people are putting their regular debris out, but they’re mixing it with their trash now.
The Supreme Court of Georgia has ordered a lower court to review the case of a teenager whose failed robbery attempt resulted in him fatally shooting a baby in the face in Glynn County in 2013.
According to Columbus Fire Marshal Ricky Shores, Columbus Fire and EMS are searching for a 6-year-old male in the Chattahoochee River. Witnesses say the child fell in the river while on the rocks.
The first trailer for the movie “The Peanut Butter Falcon,” filmed right here in the Coastal Empire and South Carolina Lowcountry, has just been released.
The Greenwood Police Department arrested Donald Allen Morrison and charged him with criminal solicitation of a minor, assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct and kidnapping.
After The many mysterious deaths and illnesses coming out of the Dominican Republic, one Southwest Georgia man said he’s grateful to be alive after visiting the country.
A Georgia physician with clinics in Pooler and Braselton was sentenced to nearly three years in federal prison for illegally prescribing drugs to non-patients.
Georgia is terminating Medicaid assistance for about 17,000 poor, elderly or disabled Georgians after state officials say they failed to respond to renewal notices
Georgia's tag offices are gearing up for an upgrade with their software system. Because of the new system, the state has to close all tag offices Friday, May 24 – Monday, May 27.
An Albany native’s War World II letters are making their way back to his family. They were stuck in a filing cabinet sold at an estate sale, until a man found them a looked for the veteran’s family.
Film and video production brought $2.7 billion into Georgia, according to the state’s governor’s office. Future income from Hollywood may be in jeopardy after Gov. Brian Kemp signed an abortion bill Tuesday.
Georgia's law enforcement will have to preserve rape kits for much longer than what was previously required, under a bill signed by Republican Gov. Brian Kemp
Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams tells The Associated Press that she will not run for a U.S. Senate seat in 2020 despite being heavily recruited by national party leaders
