Clarke Central is hosting a panel to discuss the integration of Athens’ high school football teams in the late 1960s.

Design plans for Athens’ new Judicial Center are up for discussion at the Mayor and Commission’s Agenda Setting Session Tuesday evening.

Athens-Clarke County is currently averaging one fatal crash a month. A 78-year old woman from Athens has passed away after a fatal crash.

The Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement is hosting a civil rights training series beginning this Saturday at the Oconee Street United Methodist Church.

During their regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, CCSD board members elected Dr. Patricia Yager as their new Vice President.

November is around the corner and Governor Kemp has finally given his official endorsement for Senate.

More than 1,400 spectators filled downtown Athens’ Georgia Theatre on Sunday for a joint rally held by U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff and gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms, one month before early voting kicks off in Georgia.

The American Red Cross just marked the end of its second-ever blood crisis. WUGA’s Havivah Saltz sat down with Garrett Reid, the Red Cross Regional Biomedical Executive for Georgia, to discuss the crisis, how it finally ended, and what we can do to keep it from happening again.

There are two railroad trestles on College Avenue. Because of low clearance, one of these trestles regularly takes the tops off of trucks driving through.

The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation mostly focuses on visual arts, with some courses on writing, crafting, and dance. Now, they’re adding performing arts to the roster.