On this episode, we’ll start to untangle a complicated web spun by some of the Trump allies who may face charges here in Georgia in the coming days.

Cobb County school officials will hear evidence Thursday for and against firing a teacher under the state's "divisive concepts" law.

A new study finds that women are one and a half times more likely to be impacted by job replacement due to artificial intelligence.

Atlanta's Grant Park Foundation is seeking donations after 21 trees fell in storms that pummeled Georgia on Sunday and Monday.

Leaders in the state Senate plan to push legislation requiring social media companies to take concrete steps to verify users' ages.

Two Georgia Congressmen say they'll vote against a must-pass federal Farm Bill if it threatens to cuts benefits to SNAP recipients.

A new non-profit organization has launched to help the roughly 700 young adults each year out of Georgia's foster care system.

Each year, about 700 teens age out of Georgia’s foster care system – and some become homeless, victims of human trafficking, or turn to crime.  

Every day, hundreds of people in the Southeastern United States are visiting emergency rooms seeking treatment for heat-related illness, according to national data from healthcare centers.

The City of Atlanta is hoping to speed up the process of providing shelter to people living on the street by converting shipping containers into transitional housing. 

Weather-related delays and cancellations disrupted travel plans for passengers on hundreds of flights going to or from Atlanta.

Hospital emergency room doctors in Georgia are feeling the strain of temperatures that could climb to 100 degrees this week.

A Southwest Georgia lawyer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in the January 6th attack on the US Capitol.

Eight reporters in June signaled their intent to unionize, but several have since left.

On this episode, we’ll turn back the clock to understand how we got here and why Georgia’s election system became ground zero for election conspiracies.

A unionization effort has failed at the Savannah Morning News amid staff departures at the Gannett-owned newspaper.

The federal Environmental Protection Agency is telling regulators in Alabama that their plans for long term storage of the toxic material left over from burning coal to make electricity are against the law.

Gov. Brian Kemp signed orders last month to tear down four historic buildings at Central State Hospital in Milledgeville that the state says are unsafe.

Historic preservationists are asking state officials temporarily to halt demolition of four historic buildings at Central State Hospital.

Federal environmental officials say Alabama plans for long-term storage of coal ash are against the law, with Georgia implications.

Country music star Jason Aldean will take the stage in his home state this weekend as controversy swirls around his biggest hit yet.

Information from a December 2020 meeting of the Georgia Senate was mentioned in Tuesday’s federal indictment of former President Donald Trump.  A Georgia State Senator attended that gathering and spoke to GPB. 

The largest part of Georgia’s 2024 state budget funds health care and education, but analysts with the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute says lawmakers are leaving billions in the bank instead of helping Georgians.

A Columbus vinyl enthusiast will open the city’s only record store Saturday.

The GBPI says Georgia's overall state reserves, going into fiscal year 2024, are expected to be above $16 billion — and that's money needed to stabilize the state’s broken systems and strengthen communities.

Amid strong revenues, Governor Brian Kemp is telling state agencies they can request 3% budget increases for next fiscal year.

A task force created by Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has submitted its recommendations on a planned public safety training center.

Former President Donald Trump's federal indictment this week mentioned a December 2020 meeting of the Georgia Senate.

Four Georgia District Attorneys are challenging the law that allows a newly appointed state commission to remove them from office.

During the legislative break, both the Georgia House and Senate are looking at reforming long-contested laws that could change the way hospitals open in Georgia. 

Many African Americans are missing crucial parts of their family history because of gaps in their genealogy created by enslavement.

Former President Trump will be treated like anyone else accused of a crime if he's charged in the state.  That includes a mugshot.

State lawmakers this summer are looking at reforming long fought-over laws that could change how Georgia hospitals open.

Facing overcrowding and federal scrutiny, Fulton County Commissioners have agreed to spend nearly $1.7 billion on a new jail.

Jason Gerald Shenk of Dublin allegedly defrauded donors primarily from Ohio and North Carolina.