Forecasts call for Hurricane Ian to hit coastal Georgia early Friday morning.

Many Floridians are making their way to Georgia to escape Hurricane Ian.

Georgia Power is preparing Hurricane Ian as the storm moves closer to the state.

As Hurricane Ian nears landfall in Florida, parts of South Georgia are forecast to start seeing tropical storm-force winds early Thursday morning.

A new report shows obesity rates declined slightly in Georgia.

Tropical storm-force winds could hit parts of South Georgia as early as tomorrow evening.

Governor Brian Kemp issued a state of emergency for all of Georgia's counties.

Water officials in three Metro Atlanta counties finalized an agreement with the state over water withdrawals from Lake Lanier.

Heavy winds from Hurricane Ian could reach Georgia as early as Wednesday evening.

The Fulton County special grand jury has asked former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to appear today for testimony.

The Ford Motor Company is seeking a new trial after a Georgia jury awarded a $1.7 billion verdict against the automaker.

Georgia farmers are bracing for Hurricane Ian as it travels north toward the Gulf Coast of Florida.

Georgia disaster relief groups are calling for volunteers as the state prepares for Ian.

President Biden welcomed world champions the Atlanta Braves to the White House today.

Forecasters say Tropical Storm Ian has strengthened into a hurricane. Georgia officials are preparing for any potential impact on the state.

A new report finds deaths by suicide among veterans were down nationwide over 2019 and 2020.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said Friday his office plans to replace election equipment in Coffee County after the "unauthorized access" to the equipment two months after the 2020 election.

Two companies have been approved to produce and sell medical cannabis in Georgia.

Some Georgians say they’re having a hard time accessing and spending $350 payments the state is making to those who benefit from Medicaid, subsidized child health insurance, food stamps or cash welfare assistance. 

Two companies have been approved to produce and sell medical cannabis in Georgia.

Metro Atlanta has met a key federal standard for clean air.  But it has a lot to do with the pandemic and unusual weather.

The largest shelter for people facing homelessness in Athens plans to close for three weeks.

A new survey of registered voters in Georgia finds more people have a favorable view of U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock than his opponent Herschel Walker.

Emory’s new Nursing Learning Center in Decatur is using simulation to train new nurses to help address a shortage of workers. 

The U.S. Department of Justice said Wednesday four former correctional officers at Valdosta State Prison have been sentenced for their roles in the beating of a handcuffed inmate and the subsequent cover-up.

Georgia has dropped the first batch of one-time cash assistance payments into the accounts of low-income residents eligible for them.

Women make up more than half of the electorate in the Peach State. But while Democrats boast a majority-female statewide ticket, Republicans lag far behind.

A Statesboro Superior Court has sentenced a man to 10-years in prison for killing a teenager in what the biracial man said was a racist attack against him.

One of the country's first paratroopers, he jumped into Normandy on D-Day and was still jumping out of planes at age 99.

A ten-month investigation by the Senate’s bipartisan Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations found the U.S. Department of Justice undercounted nearly 1,000 prison deaths in a single year.

Women make up more than half of the electorate in the Peach State, but while Democrats boast a majority-female statewide ticket, Republicans lag far behind.

Georgia farmers are getting some good weather for the start of this year's peanut harvest.

About 1.5 million Georgians will be eligible for relief under President Biden’s federal student debt cancellation plan.

A World War II veteran well known throughout Northeast Georgia will be laid to rest Wednesday.

Georgians will have some opportunities to voice their opinions to the Georgia Public Service Commission about Georgia Power's plans to raise electricity rates by 12%.

An Albany Superior Court judge has given the go-ahead for Phoebe Health to demolish a nearly century-old former school building.

The health care system, city commissioners and the city's historic review board have been at odds for weeks.