Georgia House budget writers OK FY 2026 state budget; Georgia Senate bill to create mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl crimes; missing Atlanta teacher's body found

The month-long search for missing Atlanta teacher Gary Jones came to an end Sunday; A Savannah gun-control ordinance is the target of a new bill passed by the Georgia Senate

These bills made it across Crossover Day at the Capitol; Gov. Kemp signs the amended fiscal year 2025 budget

It's Crossover Day at the state Capitol; new security measures for Savannah's St. Patrick's Day Parade

"In Memory of Dickey Betts" brought together fans from across the country to celebrate the late Allman Brothers Band guitarist and the group's musical legacy — and to check out some related Macon sights.

Tuesday marked six months since the deadly shooting at Apalachee High; the state legislature passes school safety bills; the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers and the Carter Center’s Mental Health Program are merging

The 2025 Georgia High School Association's basketball finals begin this week at the Macon Coliseum starting Wednesday through Saturday. Jon Nelson explains the important storylines to look out for ahead of the championship games.

Georgia Senate renews debate on books children are allowed to access in libraries; much of Georgia is under high fire danger conditions; Gov. Brian Kemp’s proposed tort reform bill gets pushback.

On Thursday, the Urban Development Authority signed a deal to sell to Mercer University the old Transit Authority site and adjacent land next to the Burger King in the 800 block of Riverside Drive.

The Patriots kept the lead and ran out the clock on Toombs County, riding the energy of the impassioned crowd to secure a 65-54 win in the Final Four of the GHSA Class A-Division I state tournament Saturday night and advance to the championship game in Macon next weekend.

Around 30% of all food produced in the U.S. goes to waste. A new joint strategy from the USDA and the FDA is attempting to cut that number in half.

Georgia’s port chief outlines growth plans; Atlanta’s "Cop City" court battle may be ending; and Atlanta Mayor Dickens highlights affordable housing in annual address.

Researchers are studying the long-term effects of last year’s BioLab fire; Georgia health officials update rabies guidelines after errors in past case.

Georgia Democrats call for Gov. Brian Kemp to oppose federal cuts; lawsuit reform passes Senate; and Georgia DNR seeks public comment on State Wildlife Action Plan

Georgia Congressmen Rich McCormick and Sanford Bishop hear from Georgians reacting to President Trump's policies in recent town hall meetings.