Polls closed at 7 p.m. in Georgia’s primary runoff election, where voters helped decide who would appear on the November ballot in several key races — including the governor’s race, the U.S. Senate race, and the 1st Congressional District seat left vacant by Congressman Buddy Carter.

The polls are now closed across Georgia in the runoff election to finish up the state’s 2026 primaries. Any race in the May 19 primary in which no candidate got more than 50 percent of the vote required a runoff.

Are you financially stressed? A new study by Coinfully.com, which analyzed Google searches tied to money worries, found Florida and Georgia rank among the top states where people are searching for help.

Georgia voters will head to the polls Tuesday for the runoff elections in several key primary midterm races, including senator and governor.

A large law enforcement response shut down part of Main Street for hours on Wednesday. For hours, it was unclear what happened, and rumors swirled, but on Thursday afternoon, officials provided some clarity.

Georgia voters will soon return to the polls for a runoff election to cap off what has been a heated primary season.

Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook urges residents to stay alert as deputies continue to search for a suspect accused of trying to grab a woman walking her dog in Jennings State Forest.

The Green Cove Springs Police Department said officers were serving a search warrant at a home on Wednesday after tips about someone in the home downloading child sexual abuse material.

A woman escaped an attempted attack in Jennings Forest early Tuesday morning after fighting off a man who grabbed her, prompting Clay County Sheriff Melissa Cook to issue a public safety alert.

Construction began on the Lodge Amenity Center at Hyland Trail, a recreation-focused community near the newly opened stretch of the First Coast Expressway in Clay County.

Dozens of students, parents, and neighbors gathered outside Lake Asbury Junior High School Sunday evening to remember Carson Farias, the 14-year-old boy killed while riding his electric dirt bike on Sandridge Road last Thursday night.

Marine Corps veteran Casey Kroner and his wife, Ashton, set off Saturday morning on a multi-state bicycle ride to Washington, D.C., to push Congress for reform in veteran cancer screening policies. The ride spans more than 1,000 miles.

The Sheriff's Office says the accident happened on Philips Highway near the Walmart, while it was raining heavily Tuesday evening.

Polls closed at 7 p.m. in Georgia’s primary runoff election, where voters helped decide who would appear on the November ballot in several key races — including the governor’s race, the U.S. Senate race, and the 1st Congressional District seat left vacant by Congressman Buddy Carter.

JEA released results from its employee engagement survey, with 59% participation, as City Hall investigates workplace culture concerns. The survey includes ratings on communication, leadership confidence, manager support, and job satisfaction.

A beloved husband, father, and longtime car hauler was killed in a tragic industrial accident at a Mixon Town repair shop, leaving his grieving family seeking community support as they face life without him.

The polls are now closed across Georgia in the runoff election to finish up the state’s 2026 primaries. Any race in the May 19 primary in which no candidate got more than 50 percent of the vote required a runoff.

A woman escaped an attempted attack in Jennings Forest early Tuesday morning after fighting off a man who grabbed her, prompting Clay County Sheriff Melissa Cook to issue a public safety alert.

A coalition of local advocacy groups plans a peaceful protest Tuesday and Wednesday outside a Department of Homeland Security recruiting expo at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center, organizers said.

A Crescent City man was charged with two counts of threatening to kill President Donald Trump and “blow the White House up,” the Department of Justice said.

Governor Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed a package of public safety bills aimed at strengthening penalties for violent and repeat offenders, curbing emerging drug threats and updating gang and offender-registration laws.

Every year, Lake Superior State University compiles its “banished words” list, a collection of words and phrases people say are overused, misused or just plain annoying. We’ll bet you can guess this year’s biggest offender.

Osamah Khalil, an expert on U.S. foreign relations and the Middle East, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss what’s next after an initial peace agreement was hammered out by the U.S. and Iran.

Emergency crews were on the scene of a crash on I-95 North at Baymeadows Road Tuesday morning.