Atlanta-based UPS faces wrongful death lawsuits after a cargo plane crash last month; an update on how Georgia Lottery proceeds are helping Georgia students.

Delta Air Lines estimates it lost $200 million in the government shutdown; results from Tuesday's run-off or special elections; South Korea's top ambassador to the United States wraps up a visit to Georgia.

Georgia state senators are recommending a needs-based scholarship for college students; housing for young adults aging out of foster care system nears opening.

A new state law could mean Fulton County taxpayers paying for President Trump's legal fees in Georgia; state senators recommend a needs-based scholarship for students; housing for young adults aging out of foster care.

Fulton County taxpayers could be responsible for President Donald Trump’s legal fees in Georgia; state struggles to keep enough prison guards for a growing prison population. 

A viral brawl at a high school football game has turned into a legal fight affecting the Georgia high school football playoffs.

A Georgia plaintiff is among those suing over a new rule that lowers wages for many foreign-born farm workers in the U.S.

Georgia prisons are still struggling to keep enough guards for an incarcerated population that's expected to keep going.

Savannah's public transit agency faces existential crisis; managing debt and financial boundaries can reduce holiday stress; dealing with ladybug lookalikes

State's election interference charges against President Donald Trump and others dropped; study highlights risks of sea level rise to industrial and defense facilities; Made-in-Georgia Stranger Things is back today for final season.

The Georgia State Election Board voted last month to recommend ending Georgia’s no-excuse absentee ballot policy; Fulton County Continuum of Care prepares for the 2026 Point in Time count of unhoused people in the county.

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's decision to resign her post could topple some political dominoes in a GOP stronghold.

Her abrupt announcement, after publicly disagreeing with President Donald Trump, has surprised some of her constituents.

The Georgia State Election Board has voted to recommend state lawmakers end Georgia’s no-excuse absentee ballot policy.

Clean air advocates say unchecked growth in Georgia’s data center industry could harm public health; gift of $9 million to support financially vulnerable students at Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville.

Georgia clean air advocates say unchecked data center growth could harm public health; Georgia Power overestimating its need for new capacity, reports say; federal ban will affect Georgia THC producers and consumers.

A jury in  Washington County acquits three sheriff's deputies of murder for killing Eurie Martin; federal program to help Georgians pay for heat is still missing funds; Atlanta city council votes to change city's DEI office.

After eight years and a second mistrial, the criminal charges are likely over for three former Washington County sheriff’s deputies in the 2017 killing of Eurie Martin; Ossoff calls for reversal of tariffs impacting food prices.

Constituents in U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's northwest Georgia district talk about her falling out with President Trump.

The CEO of Hyundai Motor Group says the White House has apologized for an immigration raid on a Georgia battery plan.

U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff is calling on the White House to reverse course on tariffs as Americans prepare for Thanksgiving.