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The cases were among siblings in a Jasper County family. The Georgia Department of Public Health said the siblings were either unvaccinated or had not completed two full doses of the MMR vaccine.
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A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday where the department of justice was seeking an unredacted copy of Georgia’s statewide voter registration list.
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In response to what is being referred to as global market volatility, Governor Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency and suspended Georgia's motor fuel excise tax for 30 days.
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Athens-Clarke County police said 21-year-old Kristin Sargent was dancing on a couch in the Rambler Athens Apartments before she fell through an open window to the pool deck.
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An Associate Judge of Magistrate has been named for Athens-Clarke County. Edward Hunt Brumby, who has practiced law in Athens since 2000, was appointed to the role, effective September 14.
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Sample Ballots are now available, and voter registration will close October 5th for the upcoming midterm elections.
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If you’ve been searching for a new book to cozy up with as the temperatures cool down, you’re in luck. There are a host of book sales in Athens and the surrounding counties beginning Thursday.
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Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced Tuesday that an 18-year-old has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for murder.
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Over $65,000 will go to local arts educators around Athens-Clarke County to support a variety of music, dance and art classes for kids in grades K-12.
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First, he addressed AI. Now, Senator Warnock is addressing the rising abuse of license plate readers by law enforcement.
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University of Georgia alum Katie Chambers returns to direct a play in Athens later this week. “Constellations” opens Thursday night, and it invites audiences to consider how one small change can impact their life.
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The Lyndon House Arts Center has announced the opening date of the biennial Clarke County School District Student Art Exhibition.