Georgia native and insurance-industry veteran Simone Edmonson has been selected to serve as the state’s new mental health parity officer.  

The Knight Foundation partially funds Reimagining the Civic Commons Studio that drew leaders from across the nation to learn how Macon is leveraging civic engagement for a brighter future.

State Sen. Sonya Halpern and state Rep. Stacey Evans held a town hall for constituents to discuss education, mental health and Medicaid.

The American Lung Association says Atlanta’s air quality has improved since last year, but Augusta’s air quality has worsened.

The Georgia brewers union has filed a complaint accusing Athens brewery Creature Comforts of retaliating against its members.

Macon musical performer and philanthropist Otis Redding III, son of the legendary soul singer Otis Redding, died yesterday.

On the Wednesday April 19 edition of Georgia Today: More cases stem from false 2020 Georgia election claims; union members file complaints against a well-known Athens brewery; and is our air cleaner now than it was last year?

Otis Redding III followed in his father’s footsteps as a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and was a fixture in the Macon music scene.

A former executive for a longtime city of Atlanta vendor has pleaded guilty to paying bribes in exchange for millions of dollars in city contracts and to paying bribes to an official in a neighboring county.

More than two years after some Republicans tried to overturn Georgia's presidential election, courtrooms could bring some accountability.

Georgia leaders and student representatives from the Atlanta University Center gathered at Morehouse College on Tuesday to discuss the 47th State of Black America report. This year’s focus was on extremist ideology.

A recent fire at the plant has not been linked to regulatory noncompliance but the investigation is ongoing.

Thursday on GPB-TV, the annual ArtsBridge Foundation’s Shuler Awards, for high school theater, will be livestreamed. This recognizes and celebrates high school theater programs across Georgia for their 2022-23 school year productions.

Mayor Andre Dickens signed an executive order on Monday extending the ban on new development at the Atlanta Medical Center site in Old Fourth Ward.

Charles Stanley, the longtime and influential pastor of Dunwoody-based First Baptist Church of Atlanta, died Tuesday at age 90.

Fox News settled a lawsuit Tuesday for nearly $800 million, filed by a company that makes voting machines used in Georgia. It's not the only case stemming from false claims about Georgia's 2020 election that's seeing action in the courts.

Georgia officials and student leaders gathered at Morehouse College Tuesday to discuss the National Urban League’s 47th report on the State of Black America.

The American Lung Association says Atlanta’s air quality has improved since last year, but Augusta’s has worsened. 

The lawyer allegedly failed to disclose previous immunity offers as several of her clients recently implicated a fellow phony elector in wrongdoing.