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No decisions have been reached ahead of a July 1 deadline to force local boards of election to stop using QR codes on ballots; Hundreds of Georgia residents relying on federal rental assistance may need to relocate as emergency housing vouchers expire this summer. 

Three Democratic candidates running to become Georgia's next governor clashed in a debate hosted by 11Alive in Atlanta.

Colorado State University hurricane forecasters are predicting a slower-than-average storm season this summer and fall.

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup, Atlanta leaders have announced a new hub for arts and creativity at the former CNN Center.

Vice President JD Vance was in Georgia Tuesday to speak to students in Athens gathered for a Turning Point USA event; The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia voted Tuesday to increase tuition for the 2026-2027 academic year. 

The University System of Georgia is raising tuition again and USG Chancellor Sonny Perdue has announced his retirement.

Vice President JD Vance addressed the conflict in Iran and other issues at a Turning Point USA rally in Athens on Tuesday.

A metro Atlanta woman is suing law enforcement officers over what she calls a botched pre-dawn raid of her condominium.

Three Georgia Democrats running for governor will appear in a televised debate tomorrow -- but Jason Esteves is excluded.

Meanwhile, Athens community members packed into an auditorium for a mayoral debate organized by public radio WUGA.

The State Election Board is set to meet tomorrow as Georgia faces a July 1st deadline to change the way voters cast ballots.