The first bill to emerge from a legislative study committee that met last year to explore how to prepare Georgia to accommodate an anticipated influx of electric vehicles is making its way through the General Assembly.
Georgia’s simultaneous outbreaks of flu, COVID, and respiratory synctical virus (RSV) are on the decline, state epidemiologist Cherie Drenzek said Wednesday.
The Georgia Senate passed a controversial bill to create a monument to Georgia native and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Day 18. Thomas was born in Savannah.
On the Tuesday Feb. 14 edition of GeorgiaToday: An Atlanta company may be liable for the Ohio train disaster, lawmakers want more jail time for gang members, and there's a mass wedding today in Piedmont Park.
Georgia lawmakers are pushing bills that would allow sports betting and horse race betting without a state constitutional amendment. They argue such gambling be legal under the authority of Georgia's state lottery. The House bill would allow sports betting only.
Five people have been hit by cars and killed in the past six years on a 500-feet stretch of Pio Nono between Glendale Avenue and Dewey Streets, just south of the exit and entrance ramps for Interstate 75.
Tuesday on Political Rewind: Parts of Fulton County's investigation into the 2020 election will be released Thursday. Plus, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr signed onto a lawsuit that would ban abortion pills, even in states where the procedure is legal.
If you plan to attend this week’s artist talk at Columbus State University, you might want to get there as early as possible because the event just got more prestigious — and the venue has changed because of the increased interest.
A bill sponsored by Marietta Republican state Rep. Sharon Cooper, who chairs the House Public Health Committee, pushes to require health insurance plans to cover comprehensive biomarker testing for Georgians who may not have access to it today.
A Fulton County judge ruled Monday that most of a special grand jury report into interference in Georgia's 2020 presidential election should be kept private for now, while other parts could be published later this week.
This Valentine’s Day several couples will be married by Atlanta’s mayor in Piedmont Park in a massive wedding ceremony.
A Georgia Senate bill could compel cities and counties to enforce bans on homeless people sleeping or camping in public. The measure also lets the state designate camping areas for homeless people and calls for an audit of spending on homeless programs.