In this morning's headlines, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms expects more boycotts following the signing of S.B. 202 - Georgia's controversial new voting law.
In this morning's headlines, President Biden calls Georgia's new voting overhaul, "Jim Crow on steroids" and supports moving the MLB All-Star Game out of the state.
In this morning's headlines, Delta CEO Ed Bastian calls Georgia's election overhaul "unacceptable" and "based on a lie." State Speaker of the House David Ralston is stunned, because Bastian was part of the talks to form the bill.
In this morning's headlines, a new lawsuit has been filed by the Georgia NAACP against the state's new voting law, which the organization says is suppressing the vote.
In this morning's headlines, The National Black Justice Coalition is calling on major sporting events to pull out of Georgia after the passage of SB 202, which puts restrictive voting measures in place.
In this morning's headlines, Democratic Rep. Park Cannon is arrested by the Georgia State Patrol after knocking on Governor Kemp's door as he signed the controversial SB 202 voting bill into law.
In this morning's headlines, as vaccines in Georgia become available to ages 16 and up, some are still struggling to book appointments they became eligible for weeks ago.
Among this evening's headlines, Governor Kemp delivered the news millions of Georgians have been waiting to hear. “This Thursday, March 25, all Georgians over the age of 16 will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination."
Literary icon and Georgia native Flannery O'Connor is the subject of PBS American Masters. GPB's News Leah Fleming spoke with co-directors Elizabeth Coffman and Mark Bosco about the process of finding fascinating details about O'Connor's life.
Pittsburgh is one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods, but in recent times it's started to change. GPB's Leah Fleming has more on how the fight for the identity of an Atlanta neighborhood has residents taking sides.
In this morning's headlines, the victims of the March 16 spa shootings in the Atlanta area were remembered locally and nationwide with protests and memorials.