The Georgia Supreme Court heard final arguments Wednesday in a challenge to a law that was used to arrest two state lawmakers.

The state's airports are getting a combined $120 million for upgrades.

The Atlanta Braves will partner with state health officials to promote awareness of the 988 crisis line.

President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump have agreed to meet in Atlanta for a televised debate on June 27th.

The Georgia Supreme Court heard final arguments today in a challenge to a law that was used to arrest two state lawmakers.

Georgia State University plans to build a $15 million baseball stadium at the site where the Braves first played in Atlanta.

The Carter Center in Atlanta has kicked off its first Georgia Mental Health Forum since the death of former first lady and mental health advocate Rosalynn Carter in November.

Student newsrooms at Savannah State University and Morehouse College in Atlanta are among the recipients of a new grant program launched by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones.

The ACT or SAT will be required at four more Georgia public universities starting in the fall of 2026.

The Carter Center has kicked off its first Georgia Mental Health Forum since the death of former first lady Rosalynn Carter.

About 30 childcare workers gathered at the state capitol yesterday as part of a national day of action for child care workers.

Houston County has lost an appeal of a ruling that required its health insurance to pay for a deputy's gender-affirming surgery.

About 30 childcare workers gathered near the state Capitol Monday as part of the national day without childcare.

More than two decades after a University of Georgia law student was found dead in her burning home, authorities have arrested a man and charged him with murder in her slaying.

Emory University held its graduation Monday in Duluth, after moving it from campus following recent protests. 

Georgia's 2024 peach harvest is underway, with expectations high after a disappointing 2023.

Georgia's Republican Party has removed one of its officers after a judge found he voted illegally nine times.

Research shows Black women are more likely to get cancer and live fewer years than those in other racial or ethnic groups. A new study from the American Cancer Society seeks to understand why.

U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock and U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo visited a fiber optic manufacturing factory in Norcross Friday that could help expand broadband access in Georgia.

A committee of six state senators investigating problems at the overcrowded Fulton County jail in Atlanta held its last meeting today.

Georgia is one the states with the most hospitals at high financial risk, according to a new report by the University of North Carolina.

Savannah's city council has passed an ordinance aimed at tamping down on noise pollution in the city's popular Historic District.

Operators must begin installing new directional speaker systems or use in-ear listening devices.

Severe storms are moving across South Georgia this morning.

The Savannah City Council passed an ordinance Thursday meant to tamp down noise pollution in the city's popular downtown Historic District.

Morehouse College is partnering with Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to teach a group of diverse Atlanta entrepreneurs how to grow their businesses to include airport concessions.

Thousands of homes remain without power after strong storms early Thursday downed trees and power lines in north Georgia.

A Biden administration official says Georgia has lost ground to other southern states in efforts to expand passenger rail service.

The State Election Board is moving forward with plans to develop new rules for how local election boards certify election results.

The lead federal administrator for the nation's rail lines said Georgia needs to politically rally around passenger rail to get trains as fast as neighboring states.

As you start your morning, severe storms are moving south into Georgia.

A Georgia grand jury has indicted a man on murder charges in the death of a nursing student whose body was found near a popular walking trail at the University of Georgia.

The head of the federal agency overseeing the nation’s rail lines says Georgia has lost ground to other southern states in efforts to expand passenger rail service. 

Governor Brian Kemp signed an elections bill into law yesterday that some fear could allow more voter challenges.

Governor Brian Kemp has vetoed a bill that would have suspended the state's tax breaks for new data centers.

Georgians now can apply for -- and manage -- critical state financial benefits at public libraries across Georgia.

Gov. Brian Kemp signed a $36 billion budget Tuesday for the upcoming fiscal year starting in July. 

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff joined officials in metro Atlanta's Clayton County Monday to announce half a million dollars in federal funding for construction of more affordable housing units.

The Atlanta City Council voted on two pieces of legislation that could put up to $15 million towards completing parts of the city’s beltline trail before the World Cup in the summer of 2026.