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By: Danielle Herman GREAT SCOTT! It’s Oct. 21, 2015, which means that Marty McFly and Doc Brown have arrived! But things are a little different than what “Back to the Future: Part II” predicted 30 years ago. Take a look at what the future actually holds.

Reporter Abby Jessen gives you today’s weather and why things get a bit chilly tonight.

UGA's Student Alumni Association is hosting their annual Nightmare on Broad Street Ghost Tour of North Campus.

By Richard Banton Opponents of the Oconee County tethering ordinance have voiced their frustration that it is cruel and ineffective, citing the death of four dogs this year. During last week’s Oconee Animal Control Advisory meeting, board members met some resistance from both the Animal Control Department and citizens after…

While the Georgia football team has its bye this week, there is still news being made. Head coach Mark Richt addressed the health of Jordan Jenkins and Isaiah McKenzie, who both missed the Missouri game. Richt also provided the latest on Nick Chubb as he recovers from his knee injury.…

The 6TH Annual AthHalf Half Marathon will be this Sunday, Oct. 25. Check out the new course, roads closed and parking for the race!

By Danielle Herman UPDATE (12:18 p.m.): Edwin Juarez Alpizar has been sentenced to 19 years in prison. The following are the six accounts of the sentencing: \t Account 1: homicide by vehicle in the first degree, 15 years (10 in confinement, balance on probation) and $1000 fine \t Account 2: will merge…

Students in one Maysville school are actually begging their parents to let them go to school. That may sound unusual, but it’s all because one teacher uses creativity and free-thinking to inspire her students. Becky Huss is in her eighth year of teaching at Maysville and works mostly with the…

\t A profile on Becky Huss, a Maysville Elementary School gifted teacher who has unique teaching styles in a effort to produce more creative and free thinking students. \t This was the day in “Back to the Future 2” that Marty McFly shows up. Reporter Danielle Herman will have more…

Looking for adventure- that’s the Facebook post that started one musician and three then-strangers– on the tour of a lifetime. Some 1,600 miles later, Benjamin Butler and those strangers are now friends who call themselves The Walking Guys. Reporter Erin O’Brien walked with the band on their journey into Athens.…