The Latest Breaking News from Georgia

Police in Irving, Texas, once confiscated a gun from Republican Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker following a domestic disturbance — because, they said, the former football star talked about having “a shoot-out with police.”

The Georgia Bulldogs are among the top five schools for Phenix City, Alabama, defensive end recruit Tomarrion Parker.

WASHINGTON — Republican members in Georgia's congressional delegation took no issue with the Republican National Committee's censure of two GOP members serving on the committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. But they also were unwilling to align themselves with the controversial language used, which described the insurrection as "legitimate…

WASHINGTON — Six of the 10 congressional candidates who raised the most money during the final quarter of 2021 were Black or Latino, a result of diversity in pivotal races and a shift in the focus and strategy of political fundraising overall, a CQ Roll Call analysis found.

Georgia football is returning for practice and the spring game, which will be held on April 16 after a month of practice.

Melissa Henderson was arrested despite the law in Georgia, US, stating children over 13 can act as a babysitter as £30,000 is raised to help the struggling mum fight the charge

Black and Latino candidates in some of the most high-profile races dominated the list of top fundraisers in 2022's fourth quarter.

In 2015, Joe Burrow was ranked by 247Sports as the nation's 280th-best prospect and eighth-best dual-threat quarterback. Kyler Murray was No. 1 among dual threats; Jarrett Stidham was No. 2. No. 6 was Jauan Jennings, whom Tennessee turned into a receiver.

Former senator David Perdue, now running for Georgia governor, repeats false election fraud claims on campaign trail

MONROE, Ga. — There may be no greater test of former President Donald Trump’s clout in the midterm election than the congressional race he just upended in northeast Georgia.

ATLANTA — A federal judge suggested he could delay Georgia’s primary election, possibly until June or July, if he rules that the state’s new political maps illegally weakened representation of Black voters.