Georgia Department of Natural Resources released the final statistics of incidents, injuries, and deaths from the holiday ...

It’s an average year for bald eagle nesting in South Georgia, a state Department of Natural Resources survey found.

A Fourth of July outing on Lake Blue Ridge took a scary turn when an 18-year-old was struck by lightning while riding a jet ...

Despite the best efforts by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the July Fourth weekend was a dangerous one on the ...

Eighteen people were injured, 22 boating under the influence citations were issued, and two people died on Georgia waterways ...

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources says the population of the U.S. national bird appears to be stable in the state, ...

Friday alone accounted for 13 boating-related incidents, resulting in one confirmed drowning, a possible second death, and 18 ...

Earlier on Friday, a boat exploded on Lake Lanier in Hall, injuring another seven people. Those victims ranged in age from 5 ...

In total, five people have died on Georgia waterways this holiday weekend--three in drownings and two from other causes. The ...

Your Thursday headlinesOne man is dead following a shooting involving a Georgia Department of Natural Resources game warden.According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Dante Romearo Smith, 28, ...

Around 4:40 p.m. on Friday, game wardens responded to a PWC incident near Optimist Island in Putnam County on Lake Sinclair.

A boat trip in Georgia for the 4th of July turned tragic, after an explosion caused the vessel to catch fire, injuring all ...