B.J. Williams

A total of 97 airports in Georgia, including several in North Georgia, will receive money from the federal government as part of wide-reaching financial relief during the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite bleeding revenue after students went home because of COVID-19, Georgia's public universities and colleges will give those 330,000 students a break on costs for online summer classes and mostly hold the line on next year's costs.

Thanks to good surveillance footage, patrol officers with the Gainesville Police Department were able to nab a suspect in two smash-and-grab burglaries just hours after the crimes were committed.

The search continues for a suspect who robbed a Waffle House restaurant in Gainesville last week, and investigators are hoping surveillance photos will help them find the man.

A white male suspect who stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment from a Buford business remains on the run, and now police investigators are asking the public to help identify the man.

During Gov. Brian Kemp's coronavirus update Monday at the State Capitol in Atlanta, the governor said the state will set up four temporary medical units across the state, one of them in Gainesville.

The Hall County School Board has approved Marla Lear as the new principal of Myers Elementary School.

A Gainesville woman has been accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from an elderly widow.

With no clear end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic, gasoline prices continue to drop across the state as Georgians curb travel.

While overnight storms were deadly in Northwest Georgia, the northeastern part of the state fared much better, but there was widespread damage and power outages.