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Friday on Political Rewind: Former Gov. Sonny Perdue is one step away from the top job overseeing Georgia's public universities and colleges. Meanwhile, the latest from the federal hate crimes trial in Brunswick. The prosecution presented evidence to proves racial animus led to the murder of Ahmaud Arbery by Gregory and Travis McMichael and William "Roddie" Bryan.

Three women are recovering after crews rescued them from a collapsed building Thursday evening in Macon.

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The most viral earworm of all time is being turned into a full-length film

And for many people, pets have become like their kids.

A new study finds the delta variant of the coronavirus hospitalized and killed far more people in rural parts of the state than in urban areas. Researchers say this provides further proof that vaccines mitigate the impacts of COVID-19.

Three years after legalizing commercial oyster farming, Georgia’s oyster industry is hampered by a lack of commercial oyster hatcheries and a limited growing season. 

Nacon has today advised that it has acquired The Lord of the Rings Gollum's Daedalic Entertainment for €53 million.

Georgia lawmakers are hoping to lower the barrier for veterans to enter law enforcement careers by offering tuition-free training. 

The Georgia Department of Education is taking applications for a teacher tax credit in an effort to help the state, recruit and retain more educators.