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.”

Chemical maker BioLab is closing its troubled plant in metro Atlanta's Rockdale County. The company cited "future business needs."

The federal government is seeking public comment as it considers extending Georgia’s Medicaid program, Pathways to Coverage.

Georgia U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde was among House Republicans who voted "no" on President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill."

Hundreds of organizations have received notice that the Department of Justice has canceled ongoing grants they had received through the Office of Justice Programs.

Georgia gang indictment announced; UGA study shows artificial reef impact; girls' flag football growing in popularity

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.

Dalton residents protest ICE detaining Ximena Arias-Cristobal; Michael Thurmond eyes Georgia governor's race; DOJ pulls $3M in Georgia crime prevention grants.

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.

Kemp signs workforce bills; John King enters Senate race; Zelma Redding honored in Macon; Usher speaks at Emory commencement.

Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John King is running for the U.S Senate seat held by Democrat Jon Ossoff.

Climate scientists are predicting another above average hurricane season this year.  But it might not be quite as bad as last year.

Graduation ceremonies today honored educator Zelma Redding at Mercer University and superstar Usher at Emory University.

Georgia Catholics honor the first American pope, a Dalton traffic stop leads to an ICE detention, and a Saturday morning earthquake rattles North Georgia.

Kemp sign bills to aid farmers and timber owners post-Hurricane Helene; traffic stop lands college student in ICE custody; Delta CEO among those praising Trump effort to overhaul U.S. air traffic control.

Georgia Catholics reacting to the election of Pope Leo XIV; Kemp signs financial relief for Hurricane Helene damage; Republican U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter announces bid for U.S. Senate.