According to a report released by ACT last week, the average ACT scores of Georgia’s high school graduates this year was a full point lower than their peers the year before.
As Halloween is right around the corner, a recent report named “The Spookiest Places in America” conducted by Vivint gave Georgia an overall score of 28.08, which placed it in the 9th place compared to other states in the nation.
The US Fish and Wildlife Service ruled this month that the gopher tortoise is flourishing well enough without federal protection, at least in the eastern section of its habitat.
Thousands of Georgians will be shopping for new health insurance plans for 2023, when open enrollment begins on Nov. 1, and there is a lot to consider.
As Georgia is among the states that report high flu activity, the emergency department and urgent care centers in the state are facing a flux of patients.
The head of Georgia’s safety net system for people with disabilities and behavioral health needs has announced she will retire after six years leading the agency.
The popular northeastern convenience store chain, Wawa, announced plans to open locations in Georgia by 2024.
Last year Georgians were ecstatic with the return of the annual Georgia Apple Festival and this year will be no different!
Georgia’s statewide average price per gallon is the lowest in the country at $3.265.
The mid-July launch of a new three-digit national suicide prevention phone line has driven an increase in call volume in Georgia, with a disproportionate number of callers dialing in from rural counties.
A report released this week by the Sierra Club faults dozens of utilities that provide a major chunk of U.S. electric generation for failing to speed up their decarbonization efforts.
Former President Jimmy Carter celebrated his 98th birthday on October 1st with family and friends in his tiny home town of Plains in Georgia.