Alexia Ridley

Georgia First, a cross-partisan nonprofit that aims to ensure election access and security, backed a recent lawsuit filed by the Democratic National Committee against the SEB.

In the wake of the Apalachee school shooting, Moms Demand Action and Indivisible Georgia District 10 are holding a

Governor Brian Kemp joined state and federal leaders to provide an update on agricultural damage in the state in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

The man accused of killing a nursing student on the University of Georgia campus in February was in Athens-Clarke County Superior Court Friday.

Today on Athens News Matters, a voice from Asheville, North Carolina describes the days after Hurricane Helene. Plus, how book bans brought a national organization to Athens.

The Athens-Clarke County Police Department in conjunction with Governor’s Office of Highway Safety PATEN (Piedmont Area Traffic Enforcement network), will conduct vehicle checkpoints on Friday, October 18th.

The candidates for the Western Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s race are having the first of two debates Tuesday evening.

Today on Athens News Matters, how advocates are spreading the word about a language inclusivity initiative during this year’s election. Plus, a review of the measures on this year’s ballot.

A plan to redirect millions of dollars to help Georgia farmers and timber producers impacted by Hurricane Helene has been approved.

The Athens-Clarke County Library is one just 50 in the nation selected to host the traveling exhibition, Americans and the Holocaust.