Obese man on death row chooses buffet of BBQ, wings, cheeseburger, pizza, ice cream for last meal in Georgia

Georgia death row inmate Stacey Humphreys requested a huge buffet-style last meal ahead of his execution for his 2003 double murder conviction.

Dahlonega, Georgia residents celebrate the holidays with traditional festive parade

Residents of Dahlonega, Georgia, gathered in celebration on Saturday as horses, dogs, and floats paraded through the town as part of the annual Christmas parade.

Georgia basketball vs Cincinnati highlights: Blue Cain leads Bulldogs win

Georgia basketball rallied and ended up pulling away for a win over Cincinnati in the Holiday Hoopsgiving event in Atlanta. Blue Cain led the way.
Saturday Down South

Georgia basketball moves to 9-1 with dominant showing against Cincinnati

The Dawgs’ men’s basketball program picked up its eighth win of the season on Saturday afternoon with a dominant 84-65 win against the Cincinnati Bearcats in State Farm Arena down in Atlanta, Georgia.

Five Players Georgia Tech Must Retain During The Transfer Portal

Cornerstone players Georgia Tech must keep if they want to take the next step in 2026.

Is Georgia's economy slowing? What experts say about state's 'uncertainty'

The annual Georgia Economic Outlook predicts an economy continuing to slow, and 'uncertainty' playing a notable role

Georgia basketball handles Cincinnati to continue to bolster March resume

Georgia basketball was picked to finish 13th in the SEC. It's likely to head to conference play with just one loss. Taking stock after Cincinnati win.

FEMA to send Georgia more than $300 million in Hurricane Helene relief after accusations of delays

The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Friday announced it would send $350 million in funding to localities and electric cooperatives for relief efforts following Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby.

Democrats just flipped another Republican-held office in Georgia

Georgia has become a bellwether state for national politics, with recent elections possibly signaling wider trends.

Joe Beasley, Georgia civil rights leader, dead at 88: "A powerful voice for justice"

Joe Beasley devoted his life to "confronting injustice and standing steadfast on the front lines of the struggle for human and civil rights," the Georgia NAACP wrote.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Why Georgia shouldn’t overthink possible Ole Miss rematch in Sugar Bowl

Former Georgia star and current SEC Network studio analyst Benjamin Watson explains why it's not so difficult to beat a team twice in one season if a team prepares well.
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