This year has been a dismally slow one for TV and film production in the state of Georgia and August has shown no signs of revival.

The Forever stamp honoring former President Jimmy Carter will be available beginning in Atlanta on Oct. 1, which would've been Carter's 101st birthday.

The Atlanta Braves are worth watching again, what should the Atlanta Dream mascot be, Apalachee High gets emotional football win and more in Sports Daily.

A 6-foot-2, 290-pound defensive tackle, Stone was a key offseason acquisition for Georgia Tech in its effort to rebuild and strengthen its defensive front.

A public memorial service to honor DeKalb County police Officer David Rose, killed during an attack on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will be held Friday.

Apalachee coach Kevin Saunders, whose team defeated Chattahoochee 29-9 on Saturday to end the Wildcats’ 29-game losing streak, answers today's Four Questions.

Like vacationing in Florida but want to avoid the crowds? Take your vacation up a notch beyond the theme parks.

The EPA is considering allowing soybean and cotton growers in Georgia and beyond to use the controversial herbicide dicamba, after it was banned last year.

Senior living communities are sprouting in Athens, home to the University of Georgia, and neighboring Oconee County, both known until now for their young residents.

From organized dog walking dates, to live dating game shows, to speed dating and group dinners curated by matchmakers, a wide variety of IRL dating events are flourishing.

All of Atlanta’s political offices including the mayor, Atlanta City Council president and all 15 council member seats are up for grabs in November.

Opinion: The "One Big Beautiful Bill" wrongly focuses on future salary as a way to measure degree programs' success.