Grady Newsource

http://youtu.be/WYpUloGokN8 In this episode of Grady NewSource Sports Weekly, Mike Reiter and Grace Olson host the show that gets you ready for the Georgia-Tennessee game. It features Carly Mathis’ interview with CB/WR Malcolm Mitchell and Meagan Priselac’s interview with RT John Theus. Alexandra Koehn takes a closer look at RG…

Athens, Ga. — One alternative to the budget problem may be casino gambling. One proposal is to legalize casino gambling with the money going towards the HOPE scholarship. The issue has both residents and public officials split. Some say it’s an issue of morality, while others say it may be…

Heres a behind the scenes look at what our producer, assignment editor, and reporter are up to, as well as a closer look at a story about casinos in Georgia.

Some topics we will be covering for our news show tonight at 5 include an organization that can help you find jobs after graduation, a salmonella outbreak, and UGA’s cabinet meeting.

ATHENS, Ga — Georgia will return to SEC action this Saturday against Tennessee. Head coach Mark Richt and several players addressed the media on Tuesday in preparation for the game. Here’s video from Richt, QB Aaron Murray, WR Michael Bennett, LB Amarlo Herrera and LB Christian Robinson. Mark Richt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwk2iJuTqDE&feature=share&list=UUiFBTfsul_av846SvysQc4w…

Illegal drugs are not the only type of drugs causing problems for young people. Abuse of prescription pills is the biggest drug problem facing middle schoolers across the country. Reporter Kyle Taylor looks into how the DEA is addressing the problem of prescription pill abuse.

An Athens man is still on the loose for taking children and selling them for sex. Reporter Brendon Mitcham says President Obama is addressing this issue.

The search for UGA’s new president is underway. Tedi Rountree reports that the Board of Regents held a forum to discuss what students, faculty, and staff want to see in UGA’s next President.

If you like to eat pork, be prepared for prices to rise. Reporter Ashley Hollander says it’s all because of the midwest drought.

Spice, Syn, K2 and synthetic marijuana. These are all names for a drug that used to be considered a safe and legal alternative to marijuana. Emily Fernie reports that these drugs are illegal but still in use.