Georgia Governor Brian Kemp joins Morning Talk

A home west of Clarkesville was destroyed in an early-morning fire off Ga. 115.

A Commerce woman is jailed in Banks County after allegedly setting fire to a home on Ga. 164, Commerce.

A violent, high-speed crash in Dillard claimed the lives of two women Monday afternoon and left a Buford man injured and facing numerous charges.

Congressman Doug Collins of Gainesville may be home for the holidays, but much of his focus remains on Washington, D.C. and the impending impeachment trial for President Donald Trump before the U.S. Senate.

As the political clamor caused by a top Christian magazine’s call to remove President Donald Trump from office continues to reverberate, more than 100 conservative evangelicals, including Jentezen Franklin of Free Chapel in Gainesville, closed ranks further around Trump on Sunday.

One of the longest-serving municipal elected officials in Georgia is nearing the completion of more than four decades on the Demorest City Council.

Businesswoman and recent Georgia U.S. Senate appointee Kelly Loeffler joined Martha Zoller on WDUN's Morning Talk

Mark Walters with the 2nd Amendment Foundation joins the show to discuss the consistent rise of of concealed carry permits being issued across the U.S.

Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson joined Martha Zoller on WDUN's Morning Talk Thursday

Marjorie Green joined WDUN's Morning Talk Tuesday

Georgia's 9th Congressional District Representative Doug Collins joined WDUN's Morning Talk with Bill Maine and Joe Schubert Monday to talk about President Donald Trump's immigration policy and other pressing issues.

Author Carson Vaughan joins the show to discuss his book, "ZOO NEBRASKA: The Dismantling of an American Dream," which chronicles the true story of a small town zoo and the people that were impacted by the storied facility.