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After getting hit with 3 inches of snow and extreme temperatures this weekend, schools around Athens are beginning to make decisions regarding closures.
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While last weekend brought only threats of winter danger, this weekend, Athenians got to enjoy a bonefide snow day. On the campus of the University of Georgia, students were making the most of the winter weather.
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With a substantial snow storm hitting Athens this weekend, check here for updates on community closures and resources.
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A crowd of hundreds shouted these against ICE at a protest at the Tate Plaza on the University of Georgia Campus today.
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The recently elected state representative of District 121, Eric Gisler, addressed the Georgia State House for the first time Thursday.
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A judge considering whether to grant a new trial to the Venezuelan man convicted of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley heard testimony Friday from a DNA expert retained by his attorneys to analyze evidence in his murder case.
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The five-million-dollar project will relocate and expand the garden’s main entrance and add new parking to support rising attendance.
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Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement founder and Executive Director, Mokah Jasmine Johnson, says the drafted ordinance is connected to last year’s controversial racial justice resolution.
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Unemployment dropped in metro Athens and all of Georgia’s 12 regional commissions over the month of December.
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Several of The University of Georgia’s online degree programs have been ranked in the top 10 of 2026’s best online programs according to U.S. News & World Report.
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Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff is calling for what he calls “common sense reform” of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
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Authorities say a burglary suspect left his child at home alone in Jackson County to commit a crime in Athens.