All three of the American soldiers killed in a drone strike by an Iran-backed group yesterday were assigned to a Georgia based unit.

A new order by President Joe Biden could block future expansion plans at a liquefied natural gas export facility on Georgia's coast.

Georgia's agricultural income is expected to fall to a 10-year average of about $3 billion.  But poultry might benefit from beef prices.

Two controversial elections bills passed the Georgia Senate Friday and now move to the House.

Lawmakers are taking another swing at a sports-betting bill.

A former Atlanta attorney once charged with felony murder in his wife's death has pleaded guilty to lesser charges.

State lawmakers gave final passage yesterday to a bill creating a state definition for antisemitism.

A corporate donor is eliminating about $200,000 in school lunch debt for students in four Metro Atlanta school districts.

The project could bring more than 250 jobs to Southwest Georgia.  But residents say the risks aren't worth it.

The Georgia House and Senate passed a bill creating a state definition of antisemitism yesterday.

Building on efforts to address mental health care disparities, advocates laid out their legislative priorities at the Georgia State Capitol this week. 

Macon-Bibb County is dedicating a million dollars of American Rescue Plan funds to create a facility meant to better connect victims of violent crime to social services, legal advocacy and even trauma informed health care.

Georgia's top Republican state lawmakers have put some detail into their plans for tax relief in the current legislative session.

Some residents are raising health and environmental concerns over plans for a monkey breeding facility in southwest Georgia.

Building on efforts to address mental health care disparities, advocates laid out their legislative priorities at the state capitol.

Speaker of the House Jon Burns announced major new tax legislation on Wednesday.

The Georgia state Senate Wednesday passed a bill to redraw school board districts in Georgia's second-largest school system after a federal judge ruled they were unconstitutionally discriminatory.

A first-of-its-kind sustainable jet fuel factory was unveiled Wednesday in rural Soperton, Georgia.

The Georgia state Senate today passed a bill to redraw school board districts in Cobb County after a federal judge tossed them out.

A new program to prepare workers for Georgia's fast-growing electric vehicle industry has graduated its first cohort of students.

Georgia is now home to a first-of-its-kind sustainable jet fuel factory, a plant aimed at transitioning aviation to cleaner energy.

Mayor Boze Godwin presided over a small Southwest Georgia town that became a tourist attraction because of former President Jimmy Carter.

As the state’s electric vehicle industry continues to grow, Goodwill of North Georgia is working to train people for clean energy jobs.

Savannah will again host a large marathon on its streets in November.

Northwest Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is urging Nikki Haley to drop out of the Republican presidential race.

A bill to define antisemitism in Georgia law stalled last year over how the measure should be worded.  But now it's moving ahead.

Savannah once again will host a large marathon on its streets in November.  But officials say this one will be different than the last.

Georgia leaders are continuing to invest in mental health treatment by funding additional crisis stabilization centers including a new one in Fulton County.

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to advance a bill creating a state definition of antisemitism.

Yesterday was the 51st anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision, which was overturned by the Supreme Court over a year ago. 

Dexter Scott King, the youngest son of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, has died after a battle with prostate cancer.

On the 51st anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade decision, how the landscape has changed for people seeking abortions in Georgia.

Federal prosecutors this month secured lengthy prison sentences  in related cases involving syndicated conservation easements.

Patient groups want antiviral treatments more available to Georgians at risk from COVID-19.

Savannah's National Historic Landmark District is no longer listed as threatened.

A man from Savannah charged with storming the U.S. Capitol during the January 6th insurrection will now wait for a pending Supreme Court case to play out before proceeding with his own case.

The family of a 62-year-old deacon who died after struggling with an Atlanta officer has sued the city, the officer and the police chief.

The estimated cost to build Atlanta's planned police and fire-fighter safety training center has grown by $20 million to $110 million.

A former student at a Southeast Georgia high school filed a federal lawsuit against the school district, alleging sex discrimination.