Female athletes are suing the NCAA and the University System of Georgia, alleging Title IX violations regarding transgender athletes competing in women's sports.

Baseball coach Doug Davis dies after collapsing mid-game in Georgia; community mourns the loss and remembers his dedication and love for the sport and players.

Ex-University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines leads a lawsuit against the NCAA over transgender athlete policies, claiming Title IX rights violations.

The Utah Jazz secured a close victory over the Atlanta Hawks with a 124-122 score, despite the absence of key players Markkanen and Clarkson. George and Sexton combined for 46 points to end their losing streak.

The Atlanta Hawks and Utah Jazz will compete on Friday, with coverage on Peachtree TV. The Jazz will play without Markkanen and Hendricks, while the Hawks have several injured players.

Kennesaw announces its 2024 Grand Prix 5K series, featuring inclusive races for all skill levels, with perks for participants and a community focus on health.

The Falcons are considering Kirk Cousins and Justin Fields as QB options, with a preference noted for Fields by owner Arthur Blank and ample cap space for recruitment.

The Savannah Bananas went viral with a "Dirty Dancing" routine during a game, with videos shared widely on social media. They also sold out a game at Minute Maid Park in Houston.

The Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Georgia Lady Bulldogs 64-50 in the SEC Tournament, led by Eniya Russell's 19 points. They now advance to face Tennessee in the next round.

Bryce Stanfield, a Furman University football player, died from a pulmonary embolism unrelated to football. He collapsed during a workout and later passed away. The university offered condolences to his family.

Trae Young's injury deals a significant blow to the Atlanta Hawks' playoff campaign as he faces weeks of recovery. The team must adjust strategies in his absence as they vie for a postseason berth.

Michael McDowell secured his first NASCAR Cup Series pole position at Atlanta Motor Speedway after 467 races, outpacing Joey Logano with a lap of 178.844 mph.

Austin Hill won his second NASCAR Xfinity race at Atlanta Motor Speedway after Jessie Love's car, leading for 157 laps, ran out of fuel during overtime.