Much of Atlanta remains under a boil water advisory Monday morning as the city continues repairs on a water main break in Midtown.

Attorneys for three former sheriff’s deputies set to go on trial again on murder charges in the 2017 death of an elderly Black man in Washington County will argue the men are immune from prosecution. 

Hurricane season officially began Saturday.

Officials say crews are working aggressively to repair two water main breaks causing disruptions in a wide swath of Atlanta today.

US Senator Jon Ossoff visited the US Postal Service's facility southwest of Atlanta yesterday after months of reported mail delays.

New arguments are expected in the trial of three former Sheriff’s deputies who killed an elderly Black man in Washington County.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff visited the U.S. Postal Service’s Palmetto facility after months of reported delays in mail delivery.

The man charged with killing a nursing student at a popular walking trail at the University is scheduled to be in court Friday.

A new state law clarifies zoning regulations and gives Georgians recovering from addiction more options for treatment.

A state Senator indicted in Georgia's 2020 election interference case is asking a state judge to dismiss the charges against him.

The election board in Fulton County has voted to certify its primary election results. But one GOP board member isn't going along.

A new law gives Georgians overcoming addiction more options for treatment by clarifying zoning laws over their recovery centers.

The Georgia Secretary of State’s office is auditing randomly selected batches of ballots from the recent primary election.

Georgia Power officials celebrated the completion of the nuclear expansion at Plant Vogtle, south of Augusta, Wednesday.

Officials in Augusta celebrated the re-opening of one of the city's most popular entertainment venues.

Governor Brian Kemp and Georgia Power officials celebrated the completion of the nuclear expansion at Plant Vogtle today.

Nine Georgia school systems are getting $19 million to phase out diesel-powered school buses in favor of electric buses.

Delegates to the Libertarian Party convention nominated Atlanta political activist Chase Oliver as their presidential nominee.

An Atlanta political activist has clinched the libertarian presidential nomination.

Nine Georgia school systems are receiving $19 million to phase out diesel-powered school buses. 

The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado made a brief touchdown in Coweta County during strong storms on Memorial Day.

State transportation officials are committing a half-million-dollars to build a pedestrian bridge over the Augusta Canal.

Another data center is being planned for Georgia, this time in Fairburn, in Fulton County southwest of Atlanta. 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently redesigned their website. 

One of Georgia’s public colleges is offering joint enrollment to students in Saint-Maarten, in what it’s calling a first-of-its-kind partnership between a U.S. college and a Caribbean school.

Libertarian activist from Atlanta Chase Oliver is the Libertarian nomination for President.

The Atlanta Dream lose to the Minnesota Lynx.

Braves star Ronald Acuña, Jr. is out for the season.

Workers at the Blue Bird school bus manufacturing facility in Fort Valley have approved their first union-negotiated labor contract. 

The Biden administration is widening protections for farm workers in the US with temporary visas, about 35,000 Georgia workers.

A former employee of District Attorney Fani Willis says Willis retaliated against her for reporting misappropriated grant money.

Federal climate scientists issued their annual outlook Thursday for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season.

Workers at the Bluebird bus factory in Fort Valley have approved their very first union negotiated labor contract. 

The Georgia senate committee investigating Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis held its fourth meeting on Thursday. 

Federal climate scientists are forecasting eight to 13 named storms for this year's Atlantic hurricane season, setting a new record.

The White House is committing $75 million to help build a plant east of Atlanta that will make components used in semi-conductors.

Federal funding is coming to Georgia to address maternal mortality rates through programs in Marietta, Macon, Dublin and Atlanta.

Federal funding is coming to programs in Marietta, Macon, Dublin, and Atlanta to address economic disparities in maternal health and maternal mortality rates across Georgia.

U.S. District Court Judge Steve C. Jones of the Northern District of Georgia has announced he would take senior status starting in January, creating a vacancy on the bench.

Residents in Northwest Georgia's Floyd and Polk Counties now can access a number of community services by dialing 211.

Georgia voters kept an incumbent Georgia Supreme Court justice and forced a run-off in a hotly contested Republican primary.

New research out of Emory University suggests monitoring wastewater could help prevent disease outbreaks among prisoners.

Residents in Northwest Georgia's Floyd and Polk Counties now can access a number of community services by dialing 211.