Thursday on Political Rewind: Two recent horrific prison deaths have shed light on the conditions in Georgia's prisons and jails. Our special panel breaks down the latest, as well as dire problems in our institutions over the past few years.

Georgia has 47 different species of snakes. Here’s what to do when you see one.

Governor Brian Kemp has signed into law a bill that adds a mandatory five years in prison for anyone convicted of a gang crime.

Students at Emory and Georgia Tech staged a day of action to protest the construction of a planned police training center in Atlanta.

The organizer of the Orange Crush beach party wants to work with Tybee Island officials to resolve their complaints -- and his.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans and groups opposed to Confederate symbols both plan to be at Stone Mountain on Saturday.

The assessment for 2022 was a slight decline from the previous year's “A-.”

Wednesday on Political Rewind: It’s official: President Biden is running again in 2024, and he sees Georgia as a key state for his campaign strategy. But polls show voters don’t want him or Donald Trump to run again.

Events planned for Confederate Memorial Day at Stone Mountain are drawing criticism and the prospect of clashing protests.

A city in Middle Georgia broke ground on a new public sewer system that’s been years in the making as it phases out septic tanks.

Forsyth County residents got their first look today at a massive plan to put a billion dollar arena about 30 miles north of Atlanta.

The chairmen of the two legislative committees responsible for tax policy will co-chair an upcoming review of all of Georgia’s tax credits.

Tuesday on Political Rewind: Fulton County DA Fani Willis will announce this summer whether she plans to indict Donald Trump or his allies for charges related to 2020 election interference. Plus, the future of access to the abortion drug mifepristone is up in the air. 

Willis says the announcement on charges will come in the court term that runs mid-July to Sept. 1.

Governor Kemp won't address the Georgia Republican convention this summer, as the rift between him and the state GOP grows.

Officials from the companies licensed to grow and distribute medical marijuana in Georgia say they're close to selling their product.

Bibb County school officials are calling a months-long pilot program, aimed at steering food to hungry school students, a success. 

Monday on Political Rewind: The New York Times reported on testimony alleging Donald Trump took part in a discussion about plans to access sensitive election data in Coffee County. Plus, Gov. Brian Kemp will not attend the state GOP convention, another sign of his disapproval with the political party.

A recent report finds that banning menthol and flavored cigarettes would eliminate disparities in lung cancer death rates between Black Americans and other racial groups within the next five years.

Governor Brian Kemp is again pushing Congress to increase the number of electric vehicle manufacturers eligible for tax credits.

The world's largest cold food storage company has unveiled a new logistics facility yesterday in Port Wentworth near Savannah.

A federal lawsuit seeks to remove the wild horses from Georgia's Cumberland Island, claiming they are inhumanely treated.

A study of Georgia’s bats describes which parts of the state provide refuge for at least one species in the face of the ongoing, cataclysmic crash of bat populations in some habitats.