A new Emory University study finds Brunswick residents have been exposed to rare toxins at levels that far outstrip the general population.

By Tia Maggio Click here for updates on this story SAVANNAH, Georgia (WJCL) -- A vicious and unexpected attack left a Georgia man ...

Cedrick Demon Robinson, 42, Oxford, Miss., was convicted of Aggravated Sexual Abuse of a Child and Attempted Production of a ...

Bob Martin, a veteran basketball coach with 30 years of experience at the high school and college level, was hired to coach ...

Savannah, Ga. (WJCL)- Beautiful spring weather will be in the forecast throughout the day. There will be mostly sunny skies ...

U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff has vowed to fight against Medicaid cuts, citing the program's importance to Georgia's healthcare ...

Georgia has enacted a law banning transgender students born male from participating on female teams in schools and colleges, and also passed a sweeping school safety measure that requires updated ...

According to Navy officials, an F/A-18 fighter jet and a tow tractor rolled off the side of the USS Harry S. Truman into the ...

The federal government has cut some of its aid to National Court Appointed Special Advocates, which provides special advocacy ...

Veteran commercial banker Terence Lewis will focus on business client relationships across South Fulton and Atlanta.