The Latest Breaking News from Georgia

The money was rolling in, the calendar was full, and the side hustle felt unstoppable—until an official-looking envelope landed in the mailbox. Inside wasn’t praise for entrepreneurial spirit, but a cold reminder that the taxman has a long memory and a sharp eye.

Georgia residents look forward to crisp fall mornings, colorful leaves, and porch-sitting weather. Then it happens. Windows suddenly dot themselves with orange specks. Doors become crowded with tiny, determined climbers. Cars look like they’ve driven through a polka-dot storm. Asian lady beetles have arrived in force, and they’re acting like…

A new analysis of enigmatic skulls from the Republic of Georgia suggest that Homo erectus wasn't the only human species to leave Africa 1.8 million years ago.

The league’s last title came in 2022, when Georgia won the second of back-to-back national championships.

A new Georgia law allows defendants to be reimbursed if charges are dismissed.

Former Georgia congresswoman returned to the talk show days after leaving Congress

Georgia marked Orthodox Christmas on Wednesday, with religious celebrations taking place alongside protests in the capital calling for EU integration.

The College Football Playoff is gaining viewer momentum as it heads into this week's semifinals

The special election to succeed former Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will take place on March 10, per an order signed by Gov. Brian Kemp

Rep. Mike Collins is facing House Ethics Committee probe after his chief of staff was accused of paying intern with whom he was allegedly romantically involved

In Georgia, property owners have the legal duty of ensuring that their premises are reasonable to the visitor. It is not a task of keeping the floors clean or fixing the broken steps, but also facilitating proper security. In the case where the business/property proprietors did not take reasonable care…