Patient advocates and representatives from groups called pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs) contracted with health insurers to negotiate lower drug prices are awaiting data from new prescription-cost reporting required in legislation state lawmakers passed last year.

The Georgia Public Service Commission will soon decide whether to sign off on the $670 million in construction costs over the final six months of 2020, a tab that could eventually get passed onto customer’s electric bills. 

Monday on Political Rewind: Recent data shows the spread of the virus is slowing in many state, for now. In Georgia, Gov. Brian Kemp lifted many of the remaining pandemic restrictions placed on Georgia businesses such as gyms, bars and restaurants. Across the state, colleges and universities across the state have yet to announce their plans for the fall semester.

In this morning's headlines, while Georgia has added a million people in the last decade, its voter rolls have grown much larger.

Today, Atlanta Motor Speedway announced plans to open its grandstands to full capacity.

It's giving the greenlight beginning July 10 for the Quaker State 400 Presented by Walmart NASCAR weekend.

While new Census data shows Georgia added more than a million people over the last decade, an even larger change in registered voters — and who they vote for — will be key considerations when lawmakers begin assigning residents into new voting districts this fall.

Schools in Macon Bibb County are asking for ideas from parents and guardians on how to spend millions in covid-19 pandemic relief money.

The deadly Jan. 6 attack on the United States Capitol building by a pro-Trump mob was a glimpse into what many experts have long warned: Homegrown extremism is on the rise across the U.S. On Georgia Today, guest Chris Joyner from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution speaks on what’s known about violent white supremacist groups operating in Georgia.

Friday on Political Rewind:  President Joe Biden marked his 100th day in office in Georgia, where he made the pitch for his expansive progressive agenda. Meanwhile, Attorney General Chris Carr announced this week he would step down as chair of a controversial association of Republican state attorneys general. The move comes as Carr sizes up 2022 reelection challenges from Democratic opponents.

Proposed Georgia rail route would stretch from Savannah, through Atlanta and northward to Nashville.

More than one-third of the state’s uninsured low-wage workers hold jobs in hospitality or retail industries, which were the hardest hit during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this morning's headlines, President Biden's visit to Georgia included a happy reunion, a sales pitch for his economic plan, and some hecklers.

Lawyers for the family of a man who died by hanging in police custody say the meme shared by an officer depicts a hanging.

President Joe Biden is in Georgia this Thursday to mark a milestone: his 100th day in office.

The State Election Board met for the first time after SB 202 was signed into law, stripping Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger from his role as chair.