Bryan Pirkle

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black told AccessWDUN Friday that the hot, dry weather in north Georgia is not just a problem for vegetable growers, but poultry, beef and dairy farmers are being impacted, as well.

A teenager faces charges after authorities say he was driving distracted Thursday afternoon when he caused a four-car wreck that sent five people to the hospital.

Gwinnett County police are investigating a homicide case that involved a Buford man allegedly beating his father to death in the driveway of their home Wednesday evening.

Col. William Gallagher, who was announced as the new president of Gainesville's Riverside Military Academy in April, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to talk about his new undertaking and discuss his vision for the academy's future.

Several members of the Colonel William Candler Chapter NSDAR attended the 2016 American Heritage Forum in Washington, DC on June 14 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.

A new Wall Street Journal reports shows that there is a growing trend of teen baseball players suffering catastrophic arm and elbow injuries, with many requiring a procedure known as "Tommy John surgery" to reconstruct the damaged area.

The Gainesville Police Department is moving ahead with two grants totaling $11,700 for the purchase of equipment as well as materials to start a new law enforcement education program.

Child sexual abuse is a sobering topic, but it's especially concerning when you realize that Hall County ranks 5th of all counties in Georgia in the number of confirmed child sexual abuse reports.

Amelia Ballard, a former cancer patient at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta who later returned to the hospital as a nurse, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to share her story.

Following the recent alligator attack in Orlando that claimed the life of a young child, as well as numerous alligators sightings that have popped up across the state in the past year, Georgia DNR Game Management Chief John Bowers joined the Afternoon News Wrap to discuss how much of a threat, if any, the creatures pose for North Georgians.