Former Atlanta Mayor Bottoms launches bid for governor; Macon sheriff’s office seeks federal aid in recent shootings; nonprofit partners with Savannah police to train in LGBTQ issues.
Former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is officially running for Governor of Georgia; The Department of Public Health has confirmed the fourth measles case in Georgia this year; Georgia Power will not seek to raise base rates for the next three-years.
Carr says state's abortion law doesn't require keeping a brain dead woman on life support; Georgia Power and PSC announce a deal to curb rising costs; Sen. Ossoff probes Georgia’s housing crisis
Feds seek public comment on Pathways to Coverage; UGA aims to study disease impacting humans and dogs; 100+ protest in Atlanta the “death of democracy.”
Hundreds of organizations have received notice that the Department of Justice has canceled ongoing grants they had received through the Office of Justice Programs.
Protesters in Dalton demand the release of student detained by ICE; DOJ cancels $3 million in grants for crime prevention and victim services; a Georgia hospital keeps brain-dead pregnant woman on life support.
Georgia-Pacific is closing its mill in Southwest Georgia's Early County; Sen. Ossoff launches probe into corporate ownership of homes; former Georgia Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond travels Georgia on a listening tour.
Court of Appeals weighs major Georgia voter registration challenge; the state Supreme Court considers public housing accountability case; Atlanta PD reports crime drop
Traffic charges dismissed for 19-year-old in ICE custody; Georgia Supreme Court heard public housing authority case; U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta heard case of mass voter challenge in 2021.
Georgia Catholics honor the first American pope, a Dalton traffic stop leads to an ICE detention, and a Saturday morning earthquake rattles North Georgia.
