The 2022 session of the General Assembly is now adjourned Sine Die.
The National Weather Service expects strong storms across the state today and tomorrow.
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has announced a plan to create a new division within the mayor’s office to focus on bars and clubs with a history of high crime.
Georgia lawmakers from both sides of the political divide are criticizing a plan by President Joe Biden to close an Air National Guard training center in Savannah.
State lawmakers are racing to meet today's deadline to gavel out this year's legislative session with their priorities passed.
Fentanyl-related drug overdoses are surging in the state.
The state Senate has given final approval to a bill that would allow Georgians to carry firearms without a permit.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a change to the rules governing how much climate related data a publicly traded company needs to share with potential investors.
Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is expecting big crowds for the Spring Break travel season.
Michelle Nunn, president and CEO of CARE USA, an Atlanta-based humanitarian aid organization, talks about the changing nature of helping refugees fleeing Ukraine.
It's considered the "spine" of a larger rail trail system in South Georgia. But the 13-mile Albany-Sasser link has been halted by funding and legal challenges.
Leah Ward Sears, the trailblazing former Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice, shares her thoughts on Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination hearings in the U.S. Senate.