Brood XIV cicadas, known for their black bodies and red eyes, are expected to emerge in early May in northern Georgia.

Brood XIV is a cohort of periodical cicadas, in which each succeeding generation of the insects emerges every 17 years.

The fate of a large white oak tree is uncertain as a proposed development moves closer to approval in south Forsyth County.

An isolated tree on one of Scotland’s busiest streets is proving how nature can defy the ash dieback disease. If you walk ...

While Atlanta’s attractions clamor for attention and Savannah’s historic squares fill with tourists, Thomasville quietly ...

Tucked away in Georgia’s southwestern corner sits Thomasville, a town where azaleas explode in technicolor bursts, historic ...