Top stories about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; a bill that would ban cell phones from public elementary and middle schools in Georgia; and the projected outcome of this year's peach crop.

The spread of the measles has health care providers and scientists concerned; Georgia elections officials are set to cancel up to 455,000 inactive voter registrations this summer.

Sen. Jon Ossoff rallied Democrats on Saturday ahead of 2026 U.S. Senate race; elections officials set to cancel 455,000 inactive voter registrations; Georgia breweries' uncertainty over tariffs.

Sen. Jon Ossoff held a rally in Atlanta over the weekend; in the midst of uncertainty over tariffs, some Georgia businesses are feeling uneasy.

Children of farm worker families visited representatives at the state Capitol; Macon's suspending automatic speeding tickets issued by school zone cameras; state lawmakers have just two weeks left in the General Assembly.

Georgia House passes bill that would limit civil lawsuits; Democratic U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop warns of the effects of government cuts under DOGE

Georgia Supreme Court hears arguments on State Election Board rules; study finds AI can predict children at risk of mental health issues; tort reform bill  passes a key committee the Legislature.

More than 300 represented by U.S. Rep. Mike Collins met for a town hall; Savannah voters OK 1% sales tax; Georgia legislature OKs a bill to pay Georgians with intellectual disabilities minimum wage.

More than 300 represented by U.S. Rep. Mike Collins met for a town hall; Savannah voters OK 1% sales tax; a new center named for soul great Otis Redding opens

Voters in 41 Georgia counties are headed to the polls today to decide special elections, including local option tax measures.

Atlanta officials have announced a plan to upgrade the city's century-old water infrastructure, including a $2 billion promise.

Governor Brian Kemp says former Albany Chamber of Commerce CEO Barbara Rivera Holmes will serve as labor commissioner.

Special elections, the Peach Pass scam, and more on the Morning Headlines for Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Close to 200 people brought their concerns about President Trump's policies to the Warner Robins office of Republican House member Austin Scott.

This legislative session, most Georgia lawmakers hardly have approached the topic of abortion head on, a departure from just a year ago.

Hummingbirds are expected to begin appearing in Georgia this week.  Wildlife officials have advice for how to help them.

Dangerous storms swept through Georgia over the weekend; Georgia Film Week starts today.

The debate over lawsuit reform bills at the state capitol is heating up. Advocates on both sides of the issue spoke about it.

Much of Georgia is at risk for severe weather this weekend as a storm front moves in from the west beginning Saturday.

The Georgia House of Representatives is strengthening protections for pesticide makers, on behalf of Georgia farmers.

Georgia braces for severe weather; lawmakers debate controversial lawsuit reform bills; and the Asian American community marks the 4th anniversary of the Atlanta-area spa shootings.