After 26 years in Georgia prisons, a convicted murderer who became the face of 1990s tough-on-crime policies is now living outside prison walls. GPB's Orlando Montoya recently spoke with the man who once was the 13-year-old boy behind a notorious case.
Over two-thousand people gathered near Atlanta Tuesday night to show support for Israel and the Jewish community.
The Fulton county DA’s office is seeking testimony from two more high profile witnesses in the upcoming election interference trial later this month.
Since the Covid-19 public health emergency ended in May, tracking individual cases has been less consistent. But wastewater tracking still provides important community level data.
The Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research named a Georgia pediatrician, Dr. Ivy Tillman, to lead the organization. She’s spent the last 23 years of her career researching sickle cell disease.
A Georgia-based research expert is now leading a nationwide nonprofit focused on building public trust in scientific research.
The Braves beat the Phillies in stunning come-from-behind fashion Monday night to take game two of the National League Division Series, evening the best-of-five series 1-1.
Some Democratic state lawmakers are demanding that Governor Brian Kemp allocate more funding to Georgia’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
The State Election Board has rejected a proposal to let Georgians vote with hand-marked paper ballots when touch-screen voting machines can't guarantee privacy.
After months of work in South Carolina, the wave of Waffle House employees demanding better working conditions has made its way to Georgia.