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ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed legislation Tuesday that would have allowed concealed weapons on college campuses. House Bill 859 would have allowed anyone with a weapons license who is 21 years or older to carry guns on college grounds, with the exception of dormitories, fraternity and sorority houses and…

The Georgia State Patrol has told Grady NewSource reporters that it takes 3-5 days for a full report to be released, but the GSP has released the preliminary report for the Oconee Crash that took four UGA students’ lives on Wednesday night. The driver of vehicle #1 was Agnes Kim,…

A crowd estimated at more than a thousand people… including students, staff and faculty… gathered at the Tate Student Center Thursday night to remember and honor the four students killed in a car accident.  University president Jere Morehead called the tragedy “devastating.” Two of the girls’ brothers spoke at the…

The high school baseball season is over, and it’s time for their “Final Grades”. Take a look as sports reporter Ryan Sander hands out his final assessment of this year’s baseball season.

By Joseph Ali

Athens, GA- After talking to Barrow Elementary Media Specialists Andy Plemmons for just a few minutes, only one person comes to mind that makes education fun to students…Miss Frizzle. No, he is not hopping on a magic school bus and taking trips throughout the universe. However, he is extending the…

Ben Stephens is challenging Tom Crow for a seat in Jackson County’s county commission. WATCH: Stephens’ profile above. CLICK: For Tom Crow’s profile By Matt Mataxas and Corey Knapp

The four University of Georgia students who lost their lives in a Wednesday night crash have been identified. They were: Kayla Canedo (19), Alpharetta Brittany Feldman (20), Alpharetta Halle Scott (19), Dunwoody Christina Semeria (19), Milton  Georgia State Patrol has said that Semeria was not wearing a seatbelt. Agnes Kim…