Close to 200 people brought their concerns about President Trump's policies to the Warner Robins office of Republican House member Austin Scott.

This legislative session, most Georgia lawmakers hardly have approached the topic of abortion head on, a departure from just a year ago.

Hummingbirds are expected to begin appearing in Georgia this week.  Wildlife officials have advice for how to help them.

On the March 17 edition: Dangerous storms sweep through Georgia over the weekend; Georgians protest proposed cuts to the VA; and be wary of a growing scam. 

The city of Savannah kicked off its 201st annual St. Patrick's Day parade, one of the largest parades honoring the holiday in country. The parade not only washes the city in green, but highlights the deep Irish heritage in the state of Georgia.

The week of events will recognize contributions of past leaders and current organizers contributing to film and entertainment production in Georgia.

Lisa Young Alston, daughter of Ambassador Andrew Young, has died at 67.

A dying red oak was about to be felled when a bird’s parental instincts kicked in.

Dangerous storms swept through Georgia over the weekend; Georgia Film Week starts today.

This week GPB’s Pamela Kirkland and Lawmakers host Donna Lowry break down the latest action under the Gold Dome as lawmakers push through key bills in committee, including tort reform, education funding, and prison staffing. With the session winding down, they also highlight a surprising change to hunting gear regulations and preview the debates still to come.

This week GPB’s Pamela Kirkland and Lawmakers host Donna Lowry break down the latest action under the Gold Dome as lawmakers push through key bills in committee, including tort reform, education funding, and prison staffing. With the session winding down, they also highlight a surprising change to hunting gear regulations and preview the debates still to come.

The debate over lawsuit reform bills at the state capitol is heating up. Advocates on both sides of the issue spoke about it.

Much of Georgia is at risk for severe weather this weekend as a storm front moves in from the west beginning Saturday.

The Georgia House of Representatives is strengthening protections for pesticide makers, on behalf of Georgia farmers.

Macon’s historic mansion shares its research into ‘Untold Stories’ of service and sacrifice 

On the March 14 edition: Debate over lawsuit reform heats up at the Capitol; a bill limiting liability for pesticide passes the House; and Georgia Film Week is coming.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigations would have expanded authority to compel telecommunications and internet companies to divulge subscriber information under legislation moving through the state legislature.

A study published in Social Science and Medicine in January examined some of the potential mental health effects related to the current political climate.

Crossover Day is behind us, but Georgia lawmakers are still busy at the Capitol as legislators turned to committee work this week.