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As the summer heats up, experts are warning that 2025 could break records as the hottest year in the United States. Dr. Robert Wagner, an Emergency Department Physician at East Georgia Regional Medical Center, explains the increased risk of heat-related illnesses.

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The Bulloch County Board of Commissioners approved a controversial rezoning for a 134-lot subdivision on U.S. Highway 80 East, ratified a legal contract with outside counsel following extended debate, and received a positive financial update on the jail expansion revenue bonds. Other actions included adopting the tentative millage rate, approving multiple storm debris contracts, and hearing staff updates on road projects and fire protection concerns.

In Statesboro, Georgia, a dynamic group of women is proving that age is no barrier to making a difference. Meet the CHICS (Creative Hands in Christ's Service) of St. Matthew Catholic Church, a community of purpose-driven women crafting a better world, one stitch at a time.

The Georgia Southern women's soccer team kicked off its fall season with an exhibition match against Auburn, but a rain delay cut the game short with Auburn leading 2-1.

Georgia Southern just scored big in the classroom, tying for the most honorees in the nation as six Eagle golfers earned Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar honors from the Golf Coaches Association of America.

A shooting at Fort Stewart, a major U.S. Army base in Georgia, resulted in five soldiers being injured Wednesday. The base was placed on lockdown, which has since been lifted in most areas, and the shooter is in custody.

An elementary school employee has been arrested after a small bag of cocaine was found at Sallie Zetterower Elementary School in Bulloch County, Georgia, authorities announced.

As athletic seasons begin across Bulloch County Schools' three high schools, athletic directors and principals are asking for the community’s support in helping maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all spectators—especially c

The Georgia Chamber of Commerce has announced the four companies that will move on to the next round of the 'Coolest Thing Made in Georgia' competition. This competition highlights the best of Georgia's innovation.