Bryan Pirkle

The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) has issued its first public statement following the release of a report last week that saw a U.S. Supreme Court Special Master side with Georgia in a "water wars" case initiated by officials in Florida.

On Tuesday, February 21 and Thursday, February 23 from 10:30 a.m. to noon, the Department of Labor will provide free workshops to area veterans looking for assistance regarding employment.

A man sent to death row 23 years ago for killing an Atlanta police officer has been given a new sentence of life in prison with no chance of parole

Surgeons, doctors and other medical professionals were lobbying at the state capitol this week, pushing for legislation and funding to install tourniquet kits across Georgia's public schools.

A Gainesville man was arrested on multiple charges Saturday as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged violations of Georgia's Family Violence Act.

In recent years, Georgia became one of only a handful of states to recognize mountain biking as an official high school sport. Mountain biking's popularity has grown immensely in the short time since that decision, and the ANW decided to take a deep dive into the rapidly expanding sport.

A man suspected in the killings of two women in Florida and one in Alabama died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a standoff Tuesday at a Georgia motel in which a female suspect was arrested, authorities said.

For the first time in Habitat for Humanity of Hall County's 28 year history, the organization will simultaneously build three homes in their signature subdivision, Copper Glen.

A runaway Dawson County teen has been safely located after turning herself over to authorities more than two weeks after last being seen.

Georgia House leaders have approved a bill requiring college employees to report sexual violence and other crimes to law enforcement, clashing with existing federal guidance to campuses