Bryan Pirkle

Georgia's Secretary of State on Wednesday issued a brief statement addressing the widely-reported issues faced by many voters across the state during Tuesday's primary elections.

All that remained of a tense demonstration in downtown Gainesville Sunday morning were a few empty plastic water bottles scattered along Jesse Jewell Parkway near the pedestrian bridge.

Nine COVID-19 specimen collection sites operated by Augusta University and the Georgia National Guard are closing Saturday, including one site in Northeast Georgia.

A free virtual summer camp is being offered by the Boys & Girls Club of Lanier through the end of July.

Habersham County authorities are on the lookout for an elderly man who has been missing for roughly two days.

The Georgia Army National Guard has announced plans for statewide flyover events on Memorial Day, with several Northeast Georgia locations included in their plan.

The body of an unidentified person was recovered from a Dawson County river on Tuesday, and authorities are working to determine the man's identity.

City officials in Sugar Hill announced on Tuesday plans for a Memorial Day ceremony and memorial dedication that will be open to the public and live-streamed online.

A Buford man wanted for a string of vehicle break-ins, as well as running from authorities after a related traffic stop, turned himself in to deputies at the Hall County Jail on Thursday.

Lawrenceville City Council meetings will be reopened to the public starting next Wednesday night, the first public meeting since Lawrenceville's COVID-19-related State of Emergency ended on Wednesday.