Alexia Ridley is a News Director and Reporter at WUGA. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, as well as government, politics, and public education, she covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and the education system. Alexia has been featured in Now Habersham and WUGA FM, bringing her extensive journalism experience to the forefront of community news.
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The runoff results are in and Athens voters have selected their new Mayor.
ATHENS, Ga. — Historic Athens is holding the Richardson-Davis Park Signature Ceremony on Friday. The event is part of the organization's official Juneteenth celebration. The park is the green space next to the Costa Building. Executive Director Tommy Valentine says the naming is in honor of the first two Black elected officials in Athens, Alfred Richardson and Madison Davis.
By: Alexia Ridley
On this past Election Day, ACC Commissioner Dexter Fisher made history by becoming the first Black mayor of Athens-Clarke County. He reflected on his win.
The University of Georgia’s College of Engineering has received what they are describing as a historic commitment.
Today on Athens News Matters, Dexter Fisher on his upcoming term as Mayor of Athens. And, breaking the stigma around grieving a pet.
Americans are racking up debt at a significant rate and Georgians are among those struggling to pay on time.
Senator Raphael Warnock is celebrating a measure aimed at helping Georgia families and those around the nation, purchase homes.
First Lady Marty Kemp and GBI Director Chris Hosey have announced the release of the See Something, Send Something app.
By: Alexia Ridley
The teenager who killed two students and two teachers in a 2024 shooting at Barrow County's Apalachee High School had a chaotic, lonely upbringing and
Several elected officials, business leaders, and candidates addressed a large crowd at the 2026 Georgia Congressional Luncheon at the Classic Center in downtown Athens on Wednesday.
