The gun control organization founded by former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has opened a chapter in Georgia.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is a victim of a swatting attempt.

An investor buys storage facilities in metro Atlanta.

Naloxone is becoming a more common lifesaving measure in shelters, jails and schools. 

A Fulton County judge has ruled against Appen Media Group in an Open Records Act case. 

The Falcons beat the Indianapolis Colts.

Former Donald Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani has filed for bankruptcy, after a $148 million judgement in a Georgia-related lawsuit.

New estimates from the US Census Bureau show more than 327,000 people that didn’t live in Georgia in 2021 moved here in 2022.

State highway officials have announced temporary lane closure suspensions for the Christmas and New Year holiday travel periods.

A federal judge Wednesday heard arguments for and against proposed new political boundaries approved in recent special session of the state legislature.

Georgia’s population continues to grow, with the latest census estimates showing more people moving into the state than out of it.

Chemical processing company Pinova says its plant in Brunswick will be fully decommissioned in December of next year.

Georgia is planning a spending surge to help agencies tasked with re-determining Medicaid eligibility for nearly three million people.

A federal judge heard arguments for and against proposed new political maps approved in recent special state legislative session.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger narrowly has avoided being investigated by the State Election Board.

Georgia is over halfway through Medicaid unwinding, where public health agencies check the eligibility of everyone with Medicaid coverage. But administrative errors have left many children, still eligible for Medicaid without coverage.

Georgia Power customers monthly bills are going to increase again.

Among the gifts children can dream for during the holidays, few loom as large as a new bike. For kids at one Macon school Tuesday, the dream came true!

Two Fulton County election workers are once again suing former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani.

Federal law enforcement officials are warning Georgia pharmacies not to sell medical marijuana, despite a state law that legalized it.

A federal appeals court has ruled that former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows cannot move his election interference case in Georgia to federal court.

A new non-profit company will take over operations of a string of Georgia newspapers, and create a new standalone news outlet in Macon-Bibb County,  in the name of sustaining the older papers and averting “news deserts.”

Georgia’s largest Ford dealership is partnering with an electric infrastructure energy company to build several new electric vehicle chargers and solar panels.

Georgia Congressman Hank Johnson is asking Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from a pending immunity case against Former President Donald Trump.

Governor Brian Kemp announced today an additional $45,000 in school safety funding for every public school in Georgia.

Delta is extending its suspension of flights between the U.S. and Tel Aviv because of the war between Israel and Hamas.

Some nutrition programs are at risk of funding shortfalls as politicians spar over federal spending. 

One of the oldest homes in Columbus has re-opened as a restaurant.

Atlanta’s Blank Family Foundation announced $8 million in grants to nonprofit organizations supporting mental health, with a particular focus on children.

Former Trump aide Mark Meadows wants a federal appeals court to move his trial on election interference charges to federal court.

A federal judge temporarily is blocking Metro Atlanta's Cobb County from using a newly-drawn political map for its school board.

The chief magistrate in Fulton County plans to stop handling preliminary hearings in felony cases for the county's Superior Courts.

The deadline to sign up for health insurance through the marketplace is Friday. Plans provide coverage established through the Affordable Care Act also known as “Obamacare.”

Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat testified in front of a panel of state Senators Thursday as part of a legislative investigation into Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail.

A federal appeals court heard arguments Thursday that could decide the fate of an effort to stop a planned police and fire-fighter training center in Atlanta.

A group of Atlanta based journalists and local press are coming together to hold a vigil for the news workers killed in Gaza since the war began October 7th.  

West Georgia Congressman Drew Ferguson, a fourth-term Republican, says he'll retire from the US House at the end of next year.

A federal appeals court heard arguments today that could decide the fate of an effort to stop a police training center in Atlanta.

State education officials today released a full spectrum of school accountability numbers for the first time since the Covid pandemic.

An effort to block construction of a new police training center in Atlanta might have enough valid petition signers to move forward.

Federal investigators say a gas leak that killed six workers at a North Georgia poultry plant in 2021 was "completely preventable."

A former surgeon general is advocating for the use of an overdose reversal spray that is stronger and longer lasting than Narcan.

An effort to block the construction of a new public safety training center in Atlanta through a ballot referendum might have enough valid petition signers to move forward, according to a new analysis from GPB and three partner newsrooms.

Residents in rural East Georgia's Jenkins County are getting some relief from railroad crossings that hinder business and other movements around the county seat of Millen.

Students from across the Atlanta metro area will meet with professional gaming experts during a festival focused on women in e-sports.