On the Thursday Jan. 22 edition: Governor Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency ahead of the coming winter weather; More than 200,000 people fell victim to a financial advisor's Ponzi scheme; And officials have confirmed a baby has the first case of measles in Georgia in 2026. 

Several counties in North Georgia are under a winter storm watch. But experts are warning people to watch current forecasts in case the storm moves further south toward Atlanta and beyond.

The funding for supportive housing is only secured through 2026, so advocates are asking for long-term investment.

A winter storm is expected to move into Georgia this weekend; this week, department heads of state government are outlining their spending priorities at the state Capitol for the upcoming fiscal year. 

On the Jan. 21 edition: A Georgia-born Federal Reserve governor fighting to keep her job may come out on top; Georgia’s state economist predicts slowing economic growth; and ice and snow are on the way this weekend in Georgia.

Georgia’s state economist predicts that economic growth will slow and inflation will climb; Voters in a Coastal Georgia county Tuesday rejected an ordinance allowing large homes on remote Sapelo Island.

Voters in a Coastal Georgia county will decide Tuesday whether large homes should be allowed on remote Sapelo Island; the NOAA says the ongoing La Niña system is coming to an end.

A look at how elected leaders are commemorating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Property tax increases on Georgia homeowners could be limited to the inflation rate under a new bill.

The process will begin in late May in compliance with FIFA regulations banning corporate logos in and around host stadiums.

Atlanta is building hundreds of units of permanent supportive housing, but without funding promised by Fulton County, there will be service gaps.

Gov. Brian Kemp delivered his final state of the State of the State address to the Legislature; Georgia Democrats call Republican tax cuts an illusion; Atlanta mayor speaks on the importance of partnerships to fight homelessness.

The holiday features volunteer opportunities, free museums, concerts, church services and more. 

Today is the last day to sign up for an Affordable Care Act health insurance plan for coverage this year; Gov. Brian Kemp gave a preview of his final budget priorities during the annual Georgia chamber’s Eggs and Issues event Wednesday.

On the Wednesday January 14th edition of Georgia Today: The Georgia Department Of Corrections investigates the recent violence at Georgia's Washington State Prison which left three people dead; A new case of bird flu has been confirmed in Walker County; and Some Georgia lawmakers call for federal immigration agents to identify themselves when making arrests.

Some Georgia lawmakers want federal immigration agents to identify themselves when making arrests; Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines says it expects 20% growth in earnings in the coming year.