Augusta businesses are counting on Masters Tournament revenue; Savannah warehouse operator agrees to pay migrant workers who alleged widespread abuse; legislator are talking about a special session because of federal budget cuts.

Activists gathered in more than a dozen cities across Georgia, criticizing actions taken by billionaire Elon Musk and President Donald Trump; Georgia lawmakers ended the legislative session Friday with several significant bills still in limbo.

Kemp signs "Religious Freedom Bill" into law; construction is underway again at Rivian factory; the Trump administration's new tariffs are upending Georgia businesses.

It's the final day of Georgia's 2025 legislative session; construction resumes for the Rivian factory east of Atlanta; a new memorial to Black caddies who worked at Augusta National Golf Club opens.

A bill affecting transgender people is headed to Kemp's desk; a religious freedom bill also passes; the case of a Georgia woman arrested after a miscarriage remains in limbo.  

The Georgia Senate OK'd sweeping election changes; a bill affecting transgender people in Georgia’s prisons is headed to the governor’s desk

People were laid off from the Department of Public Health last week after the federal government terminated health grants to states.

Republican state Senator Brian Strickland has filed papers to run for Georgia Attorney General in 2026, the first to announce a bid.

Supporters of a proposed bill aiming to protect religious freedom are making a final push to get it across the finish line before Friday.

Federal funding cuts have hit Georgia’s Department of Public Health; A new scientific analysis finds just over one thousand square miles in coastal Georgia is at risk of severe flooding by the middle of the century.

CDC employees began receiving dismissal notices this morning; the General Assembly passed school safety measures yesterday; Georgia wins new victory in "water wars" with Florida and Alabama.

A bill that aims to increase school safety is headed to Gov. Brian Kemp’s desk; Three of the four soldiers from southeast Georgia's Fort Stewart who went missing in Europe last week were found dead Monday morning in Lithuania.

Three of the four soldiers from southeast Georgia's Fort Stewart who went missing in Europe last week were found dead this morning in Lithuania.

Georgia U.S. Representative Nikema Williams has stepped down as the chair of the state's Democratic Party.

State laws mandating paid family leave can keep children safe, according to a new study from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

A bill on fentanyl trafficking cleared the state House and Senate; Augusta-area residents without homes can now have an address; the Savannah Bananas played the home of the Braves.

A bill protecting IVF is headed to Kemp's desk; Gov. Brian Kemp soon could become one highest-paid governors in the country; Savannah City Council voted yesterday to revise its zoning code for more affordable housing.

Federal health agencies look to cut $11 billion in COVID-era grants; the Savannah City Council voted to revise its zoning code to add more affordable housing.

Atlanta's mayor spoke on pursuing federal funding and planning for major events; U.S. Senate voted to repeal a rule limiting overdraft fees; Hyundai opened its $7.5 billion EV factory in Bryan County yesterday.