Among this evening's headlines, A Washington, D.C. judge has ordered a Georgia woman and her son remain in jail before trial, for their involvement in the riot at the United States Capitol.
Among this evening's headlines, the Georgia Department of Public Health says winter weather across the U.S. has delayed the delivery of both Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines.
DPH says health departments and other vaccine sites are being forced to reschedule vaccination appointments.
Among this morning's headline, a new water line is up and running at the first home in a middle Georgia town where concerns over water quality fueled support for proposed coal ash legislation last year. GPB's Grant Blankenship has more.
Among this evening's headlines, former Georgia Senator David Perdue has filed paperwork for a potential 2022 Senate run. The Republican filed a statement of candidacy yesterday with the Federal Election Commission.
Among this evening's headlines, Governor Brian Kemp signed the state’s amended budget today. The budget adds more than $650 million to state agencies, primarily to education.
Among this evening's headlines, a law firm in Atlanta says it's finished a months-long investigation into a high profile minister's alleged sexual misconduct. Miller & Martin investigators released a scathing report on the late Ravi Zacharias, plunging Atlanta-based Ravi Zacharias International Ministries into crisis.
Among this evening's headlines, Fulton County prosecutors have opened an investigation into President Trump’s call with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, where Trump asked officials to find him votes.
Among this morning's headlines. This month the public can weigh in on a federal plan aimed at saving critically endangered North Atlantic Right Whales. GPB’s Emily Jones reports.
Among this evening's headlines, an 18-year-old from the city of Milton in Fulton County has been arrested and charged in connection to the attack on the U.S. Capitol last month.
In this morning's headlines, Georgia is to receive nearly $17 million as part of a settlement against companies involved in the opioid epidemic. The money will be used by the state to meet the needs of those suffering with opioid use disorder, Attorney General Chris Carr said.
In this morning's headlines, Earlier this week the federal government announced a deal to boost funding for an at-home, rapid COVID-19 test kit. The Ellume test was reviewed by researchers here in Georgia.