Officials with the Cobb County School District held the first of a two-day termination hearing Thursday to determine if a 5th grade schoolteacher violated Georgia’s recently passed divisive concepts law.

The Georgia Department of Community Health, charged with administering public health insurance programs, is making significant changes to the way it conducts Medicaid renewals.

The Department of Veterans Affairs says 34,000 Georgians have filed claims under a law, that turned a year old Thursday.

Veterans and Army family members can also enroll.

The writers and actors strikes in Hollywood are affecting jobs across the U.S. The Motion Picture Association says film and TV productions employ more than 1.7 million people outside California.

Georgia's Labor Commissioner says his office has found $105 million that his predecessor should have given to the state treasury.

The Department of Veterans Affairs says 34,000 Georgians have filed claims under a year-old law that expands health benefits.

A clean energy group's report on carbon neutrality says Georgia Power needs to make some big changes to meet its goals.

When children age out the food program WIC, they may suddenly lose access to healthy foods. A new UGA study aims to quantify the nutritional loss these kids face.

On the Thursday, Aug. 10 edition of Georgia Today: A new study on clean energy shows Georgia Power still has a ways to go; the population of Metro Atlanta crosses the 5 million mark; and we speak with one of the conductors of a study on the USDA's WIC program. 

The 11-county Atlanta region added 66,730 residents between April 2022 and April 2023, bringing the total population to 5.16 million, according to estimates released today by the Atlanta Regional Commission. 

Regulators say Norfolk Southern has made improvements since a fiery Ohio derailment but still falls well short of being the "gold standard for safety" it is striving to be. Instead, the railroad is too often only willing to meet minimum safety requirements.

A lawsuit accuses a Georgia doctor of using too much force and decapitating a woman's baby after it became stuck during delivery. Attorneys for the baby's mother and father said at a news conference in Atlanta that the suit was filed Wednesday.

An annual report by the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy on the region’s progress toward carbon neutral energy production suggests Georgia Power still needs to make some big changes.

School officials in Metro Atlanta's Cobb County are expected to convene a hearing Thursday to determine if an elementary school teacher should be dismissed under a new state law addressing so-called "divisive concepts" in the classroom.

A new study finds women are one and a half times more likely to be impacted by job replacement due to artificial intelligence.

On this episode, we’ll start to untangle a complicated web spun by some of the Trump allies who may face charges here in Georgia in the coming days.

Cobb County school officials will hear evidence Thursday for and against firing a teacher under the state's "divisive concepts" law.

A new study finds that women are one and a half times more likely to be impacted by job replacement due to artificial intelligence.

Atlanta's Grant Park Foundation is seeking donations after 21 trees fell in storms that pummeled Georgia on Sunday and Monday.

Ahead of Beyoncé's three concerts at Mercedes-Benz Stadium this weekend, a producer of her Renaissance album gives the inside story on some of her biggest hits. 

On the Wednesday, Aug. 9 edition of Georgia Today: A fight over a Brunswick homeless shelter lands in court; a report finds Georgia's children bear the brunt of Medicaid expulsions; and the home of Georgia Tech Football gets a new name. 

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp says he wants to make it harder for people to file lawsuits and win big legal judgments. Kemp told the Georgia Chamber of Commerce in an appearance Tuesday in Athens that lawsuit suits are driving up insurance and business costs.