The Army says a soldier was killed early this morning in an incident involving two helicopters at a Southeast Georgia airfield.

Governor Brian Kemp has signed a law banning Georgia public school students from mask mandates for five years.

The Georgia Ports Authority is expediting a $538 million in expansion projects to meet increased demand.

It's considered the "spine" of a larger rail trail system in South Georgia. But the 13-mile Albany-Sasser link has been halted by funding and legal challenges.

Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Northeast Georgia's Commerce this weekend.

Atlanta's airport plans to spend $55 million to replace X-ray machines at its main security checkpoint.

A group of voters is challenging Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's eligibility to stand for re-election.

Donald Trump is holding a rally in northeast Georgia this weekend.

The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank says Atlanta home prices are unaffordable.

Leah Ward Sears, the trailblazing former Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice, shares her thoughts on Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination hearings in the U.S. Senate.

Two Georgia district attorneys are among those criticizing a bill that would require cash bail before accused felons could be released from jail.

The University System of Georgia is laying out a slightly modified admissions option this Fall semester. 

Five Georgia Habitat for Humanity affiliates are among those sharing part of a $436 gift from billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams wants immediate access to a campaign committee that can raise unlimited funds.

A state judge is stalling efforts by a Metro Atlanta prosecutor to enforce a ban on some cannabis extracts.

Georgia's hotel market is showing more signs of recovery from the pandemic and last year's Omicron surge, as people return to travel.

When a white woman called police on a Black man bird-watching in Central Park in 2020, their recorded encounter led Corina Newsome to act.

One of the co-organizers of Black Birders Week, she is countering the perception that naturalist means white.

Governor Brian Kemp is expected to sign a bill suspending the state's gas tax.

Savannah's St. Patrick's Day Parade returned today after a two-year hiatus.

Four Georgia universities are gearing up for NCAA action as this year's college basketball tournament begins.

Both the House and Senate passed bills Tuesday that revisit the state’s broken medical marijuana system.

Georgia Supreme Court justices have selected a new Chief Justice.

Family members and friends of those killed a year ago today at three Atlanta massage businesses have been struggling with grief.

It's expected to be a long day at the state Capitol, as legislators vote on bills involving everything from elections to gambling to free speech.

And law enforcement officials in Northwest Georgia's Bartow County have agreed to pay almost $1 million to settle a civil rights lawsuit.

With qualifying week over, hundreds of Georgia candidates are entering into a new phase of their campaigns this week. Six of them are touting Donald Trump's endorsement.

Tuesday is Crossover Day, marking the period in which bills before the state legislature must pass the House or Senate to stand a chance of passing this session. GPB’s Ellen Eldridge reports on one piece of legislation under consideration that would create a state program for family and medical leave.

Georgia ranks tops in the region for electric vehicle manufacturing jobs and charging development.

--Meteorologists say a powerful storm system is on the way. It's set to affect all of Georgia, starting Friday night.

--The Georgia Supreme Court won't block elections officials from certifying the results of a referendum on a proposed spaceport in Camden County.

--Georgia hunters can only trap raccoons and possums during certain months of the year. But that may soon change. GPB’s Riley Bunch reports.

--And despite overall U.S. auto sales increasing 3% last year, electric vehicle sales in the Southeast jumped 48%.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp held a rally at the state Capitol, after qualifying for reelection Thursday. Opponents, Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican David Perdue, qualified earlier in the week.

And Georgia drivers are not getting permission to check their phones while stopped at a light, after legislators rejected Senate Bill 203.