Georgia couple manages to keep wedding date despite coronavirus pandemic

It is unprecedented that everything in the world has come to a screeching halt in just a matter of weeks. That includes all gathers, even the most joyous of ones.

National Doctors' Day began in Georgia

It is usually a day, for many, that might be taken for granted, but with the coronavirus pandemic, it has a new profound meaning. Monday is National Doctors’ Day.

Boil Water Notice for Commerce after pipe burst on Thursday evening

The water woes in Commerce seem to continue this week after a second boil water notice has been issued following a major pipe break in as many weeks.

Boil water advisory issued for city of Commerce after pipe damaged

Crews have been working for nearly a day after a contractor damaged a major water service line for the city of Commerce.

Georgia man put to death for the 1997 killings of 2 people

A Georgia man convicted of killing his ex-wife and her boyfriend more than two decades ago was put to death Wednesday, becoming the state's first inmate executed this year.

Lawyers ask parole board to spare condemned man's life

A Georgia man convicted of killing his ex-wife and her boyfriend shouldn’t be executed, his lawyers argue, citing the additional pain it will cause his children, evidence of brain damage not heard by the jury that sentenced him to die and his model behavior in prison.

Georgia sets execution for man convicted of killing 2 people

A Georgia man convicted of killing his ex-wife and her boyfriend more than 20 years ago is set to executed later this month.

2 teens killed in Jackson County car crash

The teens were leaving a Jackson County flea market when police say they failed to yield at a stop sign. They both died in the crash.

Jefferson police searching for occupants of gold minivan

The Jefferson Police Department is warning residents to be on the lookout for a gold minivan which may have been involved in a "stranger-danger" situation on Tuesday.

Ga. Supreme Court rules Hoschton recall can move forward

A victory for residents of Hoschton who have tried for months to force their mayor and a city councilman from office.

Recall election process moves forward against Hoschton mayor, mayor pro tem

The judge ruled that the mayor and mayor pro tem did not fulfill their duty to establish an ethics board to investigate complaints against them.