Description: The Rome Republican said she was considering all possibilities during a live taping of the "Politically Georgia" podcast in Washington on Thursday.

Printers ink must run in Zachary Steele’s blood. Before he founded Broadleaf Writers Conference and before he wrote the novel “The Weight of Ashes,” he owned and operated a bookstore in Decatur called ...

Jeff McKerley and Heidi Cline McKerley are used to spending their personal and professional lives together, but it took a while to get to that point. Both have been theater colleagues and fixtures in ...

New York Times bestselling author Aisha Saeed writes books for children. All kinds of children. As a founding member of the nonprofit organization We Need Diverse Books, Saeed takes seriously the ...

The chief magistrate judges in Haralson and Heard counties resigned this week under investigation of alleged misconduct. They'd just won reelection to four-year terms.

Since the Tradex acquisition, Mosley has become known as the “godfather of angel investing” in Atlanta. Over the course of his career, he’s invested in 120 startups, including software companies ...

Scrubbing history is just one way federal agencies and contractors have responded to the executive order banning federal Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs.

The proposed “tort reform” legislation will hurt sex trafficking survivors in Georgia and encourage bad actors. Not all businesses are unfortunate victims of random acts of violence. Some businesses ...

Georgia's Tybee Island has sanctioned an Orange Crush HBCU spring break beach party for the first time since 1991 — but there are restrictions.

Former Green Bay wide receiver Sterling Sharpe, who was raised in Glennville, was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025 on Thursday at the NFL Honors program.

A Sweet Auburn development ensures equitable access to housing, enterprise and community programming while preserving the rich history of the neighborhood.

Women are still outnumbered when it comes to elected office in Georgia. Walnut Grove, population 1,700, is a rarity: The mayor and city council members are all female.