It's later than Democrats hoped and early enough to affect the Republican nomination process.

The Atlanta Public School system will soon have its own fleet of electric school buses thanks to federal funding. The school system is one of 15 districts in the state to be selected.

Today on Political Rewind: As part of our conversations with Georgia's thought leaders, host Bill Nigut speaks to former Presbyterian pastor and faith leader Rev. Dr. Joanna Adams.

Police continue to search for a suspected gunman following the shooting of five people in Midtown Atlanta this afternoon.

Atlanta’s affordable housing crisis is getting a $200 million infusion of funding to provide more people with safe places to live.

Federal officials say there were no systemic structural issues at Savannah's federal courthouse when part of the building collapsed.

Wednesday on Political Rewind: Artificial intelligence like ChatGPT is already changing aspects of our daily lives, but what will our future with this technology look like? Host Bill Nigut welcomes Georgia Tech's Mark Riedl and Brian Magerko to explain.

The further ban comes after DeKalb County received a grant by following new restrictions that changed in 2021.

A federal agency says construction crews had placed "insufficient support" beneath part of an upper floor that collapsed during renovations on the historic federal courthouse in Savannah, Georgia.

Under pressure from the federal government, Georgia is rewriting a rule governing industrial air pollution limits to end a loophole that currently exposes communities near coal plants and other facilities to harmful pollutants.

Gov. Brian Kemp signed a slew of health care bills at the state capitol Tuesday, including a measure that would create a state-run health insurance exchange. 

Officials in Macon-Bibb County celebrated a trio of milestones Tuesday brought about by the demolition of dilapidated housing.

Georgia farmers can now apply for new federal funding meant to help them transition to organic farming.

Georgia Power executives predict the nation’s first nuclear plant expansion in over 30 years is just several weeks away from Plant Vogtle’s reactor generating electricity that will meet its customer’s energy demands for decades to come.

Governor Brian Kemp signed into law today a bill for Georgia to collect sales taxes on digital downloads, like books and movies.

He also put his signature to a dozen new health care laws, including one to create a state-run health insurance exchange.

One of the state's largest health care providers, Emory University, named Joon Sup Lee the next CEO of Emory Healthcare.

A fresh batch of federal funding is being made available to Georgia farmers who are in the process of transitioning to organic crop production and seeking USDA organic-certified status. The deadline to apply is June 15.

Some people know what Alysia Cutting is talking about when she brings up Medicaid unwinding as she moves from one community event to the next in Southwest Georgia.

Georgia Power is making significant progress with the second of two additional nuclear reactors being built at Plant Vogtle even as the first of the new reactors prepares to go into commercial operation.

The announcements are the brainchild of Jonathan Trichter, who founded the Autism Transit Project and is responsible for getting the voices of children with autism on MARTA.