Georgia's film industry is facing a slowdown, but creatives remain hopeful for the next big wave

Movie production across Georgia is down—much of it moving overseas, so creatives are looking to bring a new wave of productions to the Peach State.

SPLC files lawsuit supporting Georgia teacher who said the ‘world is a bit safer’ without Charlie Kirk

SPLC files lawsuit defending Georgia teacher's free speech rights after she posted about Charlie Kirk assassination, claiming constitutional violations.

Why Georgia football commit Jared Curtis of Nashville Christian was at Vanderbilt practice

Vanderbilt football got an opportunity to show itself off to Nashville Christian five-star quarterback and Georgia commit Jared Curtis this week.

Georgia families won't receive SNAP benefits if government shutdown continues, food banks warn

One of Atlanta's biggest food banks is warning that, if the government shutdown​ continues another two weeks, nearly a million and a half Georgians will likely see delays in benefits.

Chemical gas used in private Georgia jail. Judge reduces NC victim's sentence

Inmates drained toilets to breathe through the plumbing. It's not the only jail with unconstitutional conditions, federal defenders say.

What Is The Key To Fully Unlocking The Georgia Tech Offense?

Georgia Tech has a top 20 offense in the country in total offense, averaging 462.4 yards per game. The Yellow Jackets boast one of the most balanced offenses in

$5 million in energy assistance approved for some Georgia gas customers this winter

The Georgia Public Service Commission approved $5 million in funding to help seniors and low-income gas customers manage heating costs during the winter months.
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