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Georgia's former insurance commissioner has begun a seven-year prison sentence. 

Two Fulton County election workers are suing a popular far-right website for defamation, that falsely claims they committed election fraud. GPB's Stephen Fowler reports.

A judge has ordered nine lawyers allied with former President Donald Trump, including two who tried to overturn Georgia's 2020 general election results, to pay Detroit and Michigan.

Two Fulton County election workers filed a defamation lawsuit against a conservative website. 

Along with addressing Atlanta's high crime rate, Mayor-elect Andre Dickens is already trying to stop a movement to make Buckhead its own city.

And Georgia's highest court is celebrating its 175th anniversary.

Georgia infectious disease experts are monitoring the Omicron variant of the coronavirus. GPB’s Ellen Eldridge reports there is still much to learn. 

Runoff elections are happening today across Georgia. Learn more about the races in Atlanta, Warner Robins and Brunswick.

State elections officials rejected 4% of absentee ballot requests for the November 2nd municipal elections.

Concern is mounting over the backup in the nation’s supply chain, including the possibility of a shortage in life-saving medications.

The Georgia legislature is officially done with redistricting, with the final passage of a new Congressional map that now goes to Gov. Brian Kemp for his signature.

Meanwhile, Kemp and the Republican leaders of 14 other states are pushing the federal government to get more drivers on the road to ease supply chain issues at ports in Savannah and across the country.