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Georgia lawmakers are pushing for bipartisan legislation to safeguard high school athletes from predatory "name, image, and likeness" (NIL) contracts that can "hold them hostage" well into their professional careers.

The first week of the murder trial for Edrick Faust, the man accused of killing University of Georgia law student Tara Baker in 2001, has concluded in Athens-Clarke County.

Newly released body camera footage captures the chaotic atmosphere as federal agents seized hundreds of boxes of documents from the Fulton County Elections office.

A tragic accident at a Gwinnett County extended-stay motel claimed the life of a 17-year-old boy who was simply playing video games in his room. Investigators believe a neighbor, identified as Shemarcus Cochran, was cleaning his firearm after returning from a gun range when it accidentally discharged.

Former First Lady Hillary Clinton wants to tell Congress what she knows about Jeffrey Epstein, and she wants the public to hear it. She's calling for her question-and-answer session with lawmakers to be televised in the latest twist in the months-long battle between the Clintons and the House Oversight Committee.

The High Museum of Art opens its newest exhibit “Blazing Light: Photographs by Mimi Plumb.” Plumb's first museum exhibit contains 105 photographs and captures the evolution of the Western U.S. landscape and the lives of those within it. The exhibit lasts through May 10, 2026. Learn more about the exhibit a high.org and more about Plumb at mimiplumb.com.

The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) is bringing back its monthly First Fridays Workshop Series, uniting small business owners and corporate leaders for a day of networking and hands-on learning. We spoke with RICE COO Shawn Graham about how the series blends financial strategy with purpose-driven business practices, giving entrepreneurs access to expert insight and meaningful connections.

Friday marks the fifth day of testimony in the trial of Edrick Faust, the man accused of killing University of Georgia law student Tara Baker in 2001. Friday's testimony focused on DNA evidence.

The Georgia House is considering Name, Image, and Likeness legislation designed to protect high school athletes as they advance to collegiate and professional levels of sports. We hear from Georgia House Democrats and Republicans on the matter.

We are bringing you the latest updates after Milton police have recovered a body from Milton Pond that they believe to be Nathan Smith, also known as DJ Young Slade, and the son of Atlanta-based rapper Lil Jon.

Son of Atlanta-based rapper and producer Lil Jon, Nathan Smith, known as DJ Young Slade, has been missing since earlier this week. Milton police have recovered a body believed to be that of Nathan Smith. Stay tuned for further updates.

Valentine's day is one of the busiest times of the year for online romance scams. Cybercriminals use flattery, urgency, and emotional stories to steal millions from unsuspecting victims. We spoke with former FBI agent and author Eric O'Neill to learn how to spot and avoid romance scams.