Michael Hall

Two short films produced decades ago by an acclaimed jazz musician, one about African American history on St. Simons Island, will make their Coastal Georgia premieres next week in Glynn

Not every child who graduates from public schools in Georgia needs to attend a four-year college for a liberal arts degree, which is why State Schools Superintendent Richard Woods said

A mental illness treatment program that can keep people out of prison and out of hospitals is one worth exploring, which is why Nora Lott Haynes has pursued the idea

A man arrested for burglary connected to a Jan. 18 break-in in Brunswick is now also facing aggravated assault charges for his alleged role in a December shooting allegedly setup

The national recession economists are predicting in 2023 is likely to hit the rest of the state harder than it will the Golden Isles based on predictions presented Wednesday at

James Reyos was convicted of murder in Odessa. For forty years, he’s sworn he’s innocent—and now authorities are finally listening to him.

A Brunswick child care center was shut down by the state this week after an investigation revealed it exposed children and employees to dangerously high levels of carbon monoxide and

A decade ago, Gabby Sones accused her parents and five others of running the most depraved child sex ring in Texas history. Now she’s ready to clear their names.

Twenty-two years ago, a Texas Monthly writer heard about a Houston DJ whose slowed-down mixes had become the sound of the city.

When he overdosed at the age of 29, it was easy to dismiss DJ Screw as another musician who succumbed to his own success. But his story is more complicated.

In a nondescript space outside Austin, the team behind these world-renowned guitars carry on the exacting legacy of their founder.

DNA evidence proved Lydell Grant’s innocence. So why won’t the state’s highest criminal court exonerate him?