With three national championships the past 14 years, the expectations are known at Valdosta State.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Suwannee County’s senior forester has been charged with stabbing his wife and daughter to death. 

DALTON, Ga. — The sound of hammers pounding nails filled the air in the residential neighborhood off Mount Vernon Road in Rocky Face Saturday as a half dozen men were hard at work atop a single-story home.

DALTON, Ga. — Imagine a small child coming to drop a shiny coin in the red kettle or a child emptying his pockets in order to put change in the kettle.

TIFTON — Kristy Hughes, an abstract artist from Valdosta, uses her work to recognize and legitimize small moments in day to day life. On Saturday, Nov. 10, Plough Gallery hosted an opening reception for the artist and her work in a new exhibition titled, “Piece by Part.”

VALDOSTA — Mitchell Donahoo doesn't teach for the money but he has to make a living.

VALDOSTA — Voter turnout and early voting numbers this year soared past previous midterm elections. 

TIFTON — University System of Georgia (USG) executive vice chancellor Tristan Denley and Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council (GHRAC) chair P. Toby Graham recently presented the GHRAC Award for Excellence in Archival Program Development by a State Institution to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College for stabilizing, rehousing and cataloging the collections of the ABAC Archives.

TIFTON — Four faculty members from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College have been selected for the University System of Georgia (USG) Chancellor’s Learning Scholars program.

TIFTON — When Allison Suggs was in middle school, she dreamed of opening up a store and having a Dalmatian. At age 22, she is living her dream after opening Willows on Third, a clothing boutique named after her Dalmatian puppy.

SHARPSBURG - Tift County is back in the elite eight.

QUITMAN, Ga. — One yard short.

ST. SIMONS, Ga. — Isaiah Jackson scored six touchdowns, rushed for 230 yards on 15 carries as Frederica Academy defeated Valwood 60-27 Friday in a GISA quarterfinal playoff football game.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. — The Red Terrors played the game they needed to in order to advance to the quarterfinal round of the Class 6A playoffs.

ATLANTA — On a night when supplemental defense was needed, Lowndes' defense delivered.

MADISON, Fla. — Lafayette High’s playoff run came to an end on Friday at the hands of the Madison County Cowboys. 

No stat line guarantees a win for a football team.

The Baldwin Braves played host to the Columbus Blue Devils Friday night in a second round matchup of the GHSA Class 4A state playoffs. Despite nearly freezing winter weather, Baldwin was able to stay hot and bring home yet another win—this time by a margin of 21-0.

ATLANTA — Democrat Stacey Abrams says she will file a federal lawsuit to challenge the "gross mismanagement" of Georgia elections.

ATLANTA — State Representatives Jay Powell (R-Camilla), Darlene Taylor (R-Thomasville) and Sam Watson (R-Moultrie), today announced that the Georgia House of Representatives passed an amended fiscal year 2019 budget during the special session of the Georgia General Assembly. The Georgia Gene…

TIFTON — The University of Georgia’s Department of Plant Pathology is a leader in diagnosing plant diseases and developing viable management solutions for farmers worldwide.

VALDOSTA — While some people will indulge in a juicy Thanksgiving turkey this year, there are others who aren’t afraid to break tradition. 

VALDOSTA — A private forensic consultant out of Orlando, Fla., is disagreeing with the state autopsy and official investigation in the death of Kendrick "KJ" Johnson.

THOMASVILLE — Three people are under arrest, facing charges of drug possession — and allegedly for leaving a 6-year-old child with a sex offender.

VALDOSTA — A distracted-driving simulator acted as a vessel Monday to convey an idea: "It can wait."

TIFTON — The Grocery Music Festival at Collins is scheduled for Sat. Nov. 17 from noon until 8 p.m. according to festival co-hosts M. Jay Hall and Eric Wisham.

VALDOSTA — It was too warm to snow, so the city's Christmas tree went up in light drizzle of rain Wednesday in front of City Hall.