Alexzundra Tillman
News ReporterAlexzundra Tillman is a part-time reporter and producer. She is currently pursuing her masters degree in Film and Television studies at UGA and hopes to work at the cross section of these two fields in the future.
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The crash that occurred at the intersection of North Avenue and MLK Parkway has come to a sad conclusion. -
House Bill 1199 successfully passed through the Georgia House of Representatives March 18th. The bill would suspend the state’s motor fuel tax for 60 days if it can also pass through the state’s senate. -
An investigation has been opened after a man was struck by a train Monday, March 16th. At 11:59 a.m., the Barrow County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of a train versus pedestrian accident. -
Today on Athens News Matters, the groundbreaking work at UGA on rubella vaccine recommendations. Plus, learning French? The tool that may make the accent easier to pick up.
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Recent research from the University of Georgia’s College of Pharmacy suggests that remote doctor visits help breast cancer survivors maintain their follow up care. -
Georgia’s small businesses and logistics industry have propelled the state to become a record breaking export hub. -
This program will give community members hands-on experience of the daily operations of the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office. -
On March 3rd, the mayor and commission will vote whether or not to extend the current moratorium on the establishment of new data centers in Athens-Clarke County. -
After decades of serving the Athens community, Weaver D’s - known for inspiring one of R.E.M’s album titles - closed Thursday, February 26th. -
A viral video is currently circulating online of a University of Georgia professor being confronted for allegedly sending inappropriate messages to a minor.
