Georgia’s state department that oversees mental health services is partnering with a Macon-based provider to open a healthcare center specifically for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A second nest belonging to an invasive species of hornet has been found and destroyed on Wilmington Island outside Savannah.
State Representative Patty Bentley joyously changed her last name to Stinson in a wedding ceremony on the grounds of the Georgia Capitol.
A federal court in Atlanta is scheduled hear arguments Wednesday from three Georgia Republicans who falsely claimed to be the state's presidential electors. They want to move their criminal charges from state court to federal court.
Authorities in Metro Atlanta's Henry County are charging three officials at an animal rescue center with animal cruelty.
Atlanta-area Congressman Hank Johnson is leading a Democratic charge in the U.S. House to limit the terms of U.S. Supreme Court Justices.
The state’s injury prevention program is working with community and academic partners to reduce deaths by injury.
An Atlanta-based group that helps young people deal with grief has become the first Georgia organization to be recognized with a U.S. Surgeon General's Medallion.
Visitors to Savannah may notice a new kind of street sign throughout the city's downtown.
Last month, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first vaccine for pregnant people that protects newborns against infections from respiratory syncytial virus.
25 more Georgia counties are now eligible for federal funding to help pay for clean-up from Hurricane Idalia.
Georgia organizers against a police training center submitted thousands of petitions to City Hall yesterday.
A proposal to rezone a historic Gullah Geechee settlement on coastal Georgia's Sapelo Island was met with fierce opposition last night.
The final report of a special investigative grand jury that spent nearly eight months examining efforts to overturn Georgia's 2020 presidential election was released today.
President Joe Biden has approved a disaster declaration for three Georgia counties hard-hit by Hurricane Idalia, freeing up federal aid for recovery efforts.
A new study from the American Association of University Professors shows more than a quarter of Public University professors in some states, including Georgia are considering leaving their jobs.
Macon boasts its history to anyone that will listen. Now, people can experience that history in Spanish with the city's launch of its first translated tour.
