The Georgia Ports Authority is reacting to a bridge collapse in Baltimore, pointing out major differences with a bridge in Savannah.

The state Senate has passed a $36 billion fiscal year 2025 state budget that includes state employee and teacher pay raises.

More Georgians are signing up for health insurance in the federal marketplace, in part because they were kicked off of Medicaid.

The Atlanta Veteran’s Affairs office has a new name honoring the late Georgia senator and veteran.

Georgia U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is demanding answers from the U.S. Postal Service about reported delays at a new processing and distribution center in Palmetto, southwest of Atlanta.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announced new transportation projects in his State of the City address Monday.

A new report from the Alzheimer’s Association estimates 70% of family caregivers are stressed by coordinating care for someone with dementia. In Georgia, that’s about 374,000 family caregivers.

Georgia lawmakers are considering a new effort to block a proposed titanium mine near the Okefenokee Swamp.

Researchers from Emory and Georgia Tech are working together on a device that would help prevent heat related injuries.

Former Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine has pleaded guilty in a federal case accusing him of health care fraud.

Rome Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has filed a motion to oust US House Speaker Mike Johnson. She calls it a warning.

A January 6th defendant who at the time of the attack was a Savannah car salesman is showing interest in taking his case to trial.

The Georgia state Senate passed two controversial immigration bills Thursday.

A bill that would expand Medicaid in Georgia failed in a state Senate committee meeting Thursday morning.

A January 6th defendant, who at the time of the insurrection was a Savannah car salesman, is showing interest in taking his case to trial.

Macon’s 2024 International Cherry Blossom Festival is heading into its last weekend. This year’s final day will be earlier than the last. 

Georgia ended its pandemic era-moratorium on executions last night.  Willie James Pye was put to death by lethal injection.

A bill making it harder for Georgia workers at companies that receive state incentives to unionize is expected to become law.

State Senators have given passage to a bill to provide $6,500 vouchers to fund private school tuition and home schooling.

The state of Georgia ended its pandemic era moratorium on executions Wednesday by putting to death Willie Pye, convicted of the 1993 murder of Alicia Yarbrough.

A bill creating a school voucher program now awaits Gov. Brian Kemp’s signature to become law.

State Lawmakers have approved a bill that could limit labor unions in Georgia.

Vigils are planned in at least a dozen cities across the state tonight for Georgia's first scheduled execution since the pandemic.

USPS problems are causing some Georgia voters to experience delays getting absentee ballots and absentee ballot applications.

Bloomberg Philanthropies has selected Savannah among 25 cities for a new program aimed at reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

The Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles has denied clemency for Willie Pye, scheduled to be executed Wednesday for a 1993 killing. 

Savannah is one of 25 cities nationwide chosen by Bloomberg Philanthropies for a new program aimed at reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

The University of Georgia Extension is hosting its annual Farm Stress Summit Wednesday.

A man condemned for a 1993 murder is seeking clemency today for what could be Georgia's first execution since the pandemic.

State lawmakers are taking action to shield judges from violent threats.  A new bill would limit public access to their addresses.

The University of Georgia Extension is holding its annual Farm Stress Summit, aimed at helping the mental health of farmers.

Former President Donald Trump and other defendants are seeking an appeal to a judge's decision not to disqualify the district attorney from the Georgia election case.

The Georgia legislature passed a bill creating a program that aims to bring more mental health professionals to Georgia.

State lawmakers are taking action to shield judges from violent threats.

The father of slain Georgia nursing student Laken Riley says he's angry his daughter's death is being used politically.

A push to remove an Interstate flyover in Savannah is picking up steam thanks to new federal funding.

US Senator Jon Ossoff wants federal action against scammers charging veterans high fees to file claims with Veterans Affairs.

A push to remove an interstate flyover from part of downtown Savannah is picking up steam thanks to new federal funding.

Georgia lawmakers have passed legislation that pauses a state sales tax that's meant to attract data centers to the state.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff held a roundtable with veterans in Smyrna on Friday to discuss his inquiry into a scam targeting veterans.

The District Attorney leading Georgia's election interference case either has to step down or remove a special prosecutor from it.

The state Senate is backing major reforms to Georgia's contentious regulations on construction for hospital and medical services.

Saturday marks the third anniversary of a series of Atlanta-area spa shootings that killed eight people, six of them Asian women.

The state House has passed a bill to provide funds for students in low-performing public schools to transfer to private schools.

All but two members of Georgia's US House delegation supported a bill that would ban the popular video app TikTok in the US.

The only primary care clinic in one of Georgia's 10 worst counties for health outcomes is expanding, thanks to a collaboration.