Governor Brian Kemp unveiled his proposed lawsuit reform legislation today.  He calls it his top legislative priority.

A crowd gathered in Gainesville to protest President Donald Trump’s expedited removal policy for undocumented immigrants.

Columbus is expanding a program aimed at luring new residents with offers of $5,000 cash and other perks for remote workers.

President Donald Trump has signed into law the Laken Riley Act, but the administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes has some worried about impact on the broader immigrant community. Meanwhile, a metro Atlanta mayor faces allegations of misused city funds.

President Trump today signed into law the immigration-related Laken Riley Act -- his new administration's first piece of legislation.

State health officials have confirmed Georgia's first measles case of 2025.  It affected an unvaccinated resident of metro Atlanta.

Last week's unusual winter storm is bringing some surprisingly good news to Georgia farmers -- pest control for the next season.

The chief justice of Georgia's Supreme Court asked state lawmakers for judicial pay raises and security upgrades in Georgia courthouses; last week's winter storm is bringing good news to Georgia farmers; and a new report shows employers benefit from offering flexible work arrangements and support to employee caregivers.

Atlanta police have released new details about the death of a homeless man who died after he was crushed during a camp clearing.

Georgia lawmakers are reacting to several immigration-related raids that federal officials carried out in the state over the weekend.

The Home Depot is signing a multi-year sponsorship with U.S. Soccer, which is building a national training center south of Atlanta.

Federal law enforcement officials made several immigration-related arrests in Georgia over the weekend. Lawmakers in Georgia are reacting to those arrests and considering related legislation.

A Georgia judge is expected to seat a jury Tuesday in the trial of former prosecutor Jackie Johnson who has been charged with violating her oath of office and interfering with the police investigation of the killing of Ahmaud Arbery.

A bar in Savannah has been nominated for a James Beard Award.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents made several arrests in Georgia yesterday; immigrant rights and advocacy groups work together to prepare immigrant communities for possible deportations; and about 50 Savannah-area businesses donate items for auction to help victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.

Lawmakers will continue working on the state budget for the upcoming fiscal year after winter storm related delays last week interrupted the process.

A deer harvested in November in Lanier County, near the Florida border, has tested positive for chronic wasting disease, which is fatal and causes gradual brain damage in deer species. 

Atlanta City Council introduced a resolution calling for a moratorium on homeless encampment sweeps during a meeting late last week.

Governor Brian Kemp is asking state lawmakers to approve $614 million in spending to account for losses from Hurricane Helene.

Georgia animal groups are rallying to help 136 dogs seized from a south Georgia puppy mill days before dangerous cold weather.

Snow and ice from this week's rare winter storm is melting but the road treatments for it have left many vehicles slathered in salt.

A new federal immigration enforcement bill inspired by Laken Riley has won bipartisan passage in Congress; former first lady Rosalynn Carter inspired the state’s certified peer specialist program through her mental health advocacy, and the Carter Center hosted Mental Health Parity Day to celebrate Georgia’s progress.

This week's cold weather has delayed the annual "point in time" count of un-housed people in Atlanta's Fulton County for one week.

One man who won't be in that count died last week when city workers used construction equipment to clear a camp where he lived.

Federal passage of a Georgia-inspired immigration bill, the Laken Riley Act, comes amid the backdrop of Georgia's own legal effort.

The third case this year of highly pathogenic avian influenza in chickens, also known as bird flu, has been confirmed in Georgia.

The remnants of the winter storm in the Deep South are still on the ground after dropping as much as nine inches of snow in parts of South Georgia, and its effects are expected to linger into Thursday.

A federal appeals court will hear arguments Thursday in a three-year-old case over Georgia's Congressional and state legislative district maps.

Historic amounts of snow and ice are snarling travel across Georgia today. South Georgia locations reported six to nine inches.

In Savannah, some residents decided to make the most of the city's first snow in seven years, sledding kids down quiet streets.

A federal appeals court will hear arguments tomorrow in a three-year-old case over U.S. House and state legislative district maps.

Winter weather continues to disrupt flights at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

The storm, which brought snow and ice to the Southeast from Houston, Texas, to Georgia, has caused delays and cancellations.

Snow has fallen in central Georgia, including Macon, which hasn’t seen snow in seven years.

Meanwhile, South Georgia’s Crisp County may have set a new snowfall record on Tuesday. Crisp County Sheriff Billy Hancock reported that his office measured seven inches of snow in Cordele just before midnight.

Light snow is falling in metro Atlanta and central Georgia.  In Savannah, Mayor Van Johnson urged residents to stay off roads.

Advocates for unsheltered Macon residents are going tent-to-tent, making sure people know where they can sleep safely tonight.

Former Georgia Congressman Doug Collins faced questions at his confirmation hearing to be the next Secretary of Veterans Affairs.