Georgia News

Early voting for next month's General Election begins Monday in Georgia.

Drought conditions are continuing to worsen across north and central Georgia, according to the latest report from the U.S. Drought Monitor.

One person died and 43 people were injured when a charter bus collided with a tractor-trailer on Ga. 515 Thursday in Gilmer County.

Gainesville City Council has opted to move forward with what city officials said would be a break-even proposition for the city to acquire a building currently occupied by a local insurance agency.

The Citizens Project Selection Committee for Gwinnett County's 2017 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) has recommended allocation of funding for 10 categories of road improvement projects, should the penny sales tax get voter approval in November.

A crane was brought in Tuesday morning to move the granite slabs into place that comprise a monument to public safety officials of Hall County, which now sits in the Roosevelt Square in downtown Gainesville.

A Forsyth County woman faces charges for allegedly defrauding a South Forsyth business out of $21,935.

If you want to vote in this year's General Election and have not registered to, time to do so is running out.

The fourth meeting of a state legislative committee studying broadband access in Georgia will be held Thursday in Dahlonega.

A teacher at Pickens High School is behind bars, accused of having multiple relationships with female students on social media.