Mourners gathered this morning in Atlanta for a live broadcast of Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

Strong rip currents could be on the way to coastal Georgia this week, as Hurricane Fiona travels north across the Atlantic Ocean.

Many workers who also care for an aging family member fear they’ll have to leave their jobs unless they have paid in-home care.

Atlanta presents an image of progress and Civil Rights. A 1906 massacre challenges that narrative.

While world leaders gather at Westminster Abbey for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth on Monday, Georgians will have the opportunity to gather in Atlanta.

New sentencing data shows federal courts in Georgia are some of the hardest in the nation from which to get compassionate release from prison.

U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland will be in Georgia this weekend, to mark the 30th anniversary of the Ocmulgee Indigenous Festival.

Gov. Brian Kemp is allocating $130 million from federal COVID-19 relief funds to help add 200 beds at Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital.

The number of jobs in Georgia hit another record high in August.

Members of the public can view a rare draft copy of the U.S. Constitution today in Savannah.

Gov. Kemp is allocating $130 million from federal Covid relief funds to help add 200 beds at Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital.

Kemp's Democratic opponent for governor Stacey Abrams has seized on hospital troubles as a campaign issue.

Farmers and academics urged federal lawmakers to support regenerative farming practices in the upcoming farm bill.

A nationwide analysis is looking at future electric vehicle charging needs in each state.

A man in southeast Georgia has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against a major freight rail company.

President Joe Biden says a tentative railway labor agreement has been reached, averting a potentially devastating strike. 

Schools have reopened, the water is on and the Salvation Army has stopped providing meals.

State health officials say monkeypox cases are slowing and epidemiologists are “cautiously optimistic.”

Chattooga County students returned to class Tuesday for the first time since flooding last week cut off water for thousands.

A Southeast Georgia man has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against a major freight rail company.

The Georgia Department of Public Health says monkeypox cases are slowing and epidemiologists are “cautiously optimistic.”

Presentations from public health officials at a state House subcommittee meeting Tuesday emphasize disproportionate access to preventative care between rural and urban counties.

Funerals for two Cobb County sheriff's deputies killed last week while attempting to serve a warrant are being held today and tomorrow.

A tough day on Wall Street highlights inflation fears but housing prices are beginning to plateau, at least in some Georgia markets.

Emory University experts say a new booster shot recently authorized could help stem Covid-19 activity in the fall and winter.

Georgia attorney and legal analyst Page Pate has died in a drowning accident off St. Simons Island.

Infectious disease experts with Emory University say Georgia is currently leading the nation in COVID-19 infections. But a booster shot, approved by the FDA last week, should help.

State lawmakers are considering boosting Georgia's music industry tax credits.

Two reasons for the renewed COVID-19 vaccine campaign include updated booster shots and the approach of fall and winter.

Georgia's 9-8-8 mental health crisis line has received a disproportionate number of calls from rural areas since its launch in mid-July.

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade injected abortion rights as a top issue in Georgia campaigns, particularly in the governor's race.

Georgia is one of seven states that does not protect pregnant people in the workplace beyond basic discrimination.

Georgians are showing up at the British Consulate General in Atlanta to leave condolences after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Morehouse School of Medicine finds decades of disparities led to poor mental health outcomes for marginalized communities.

The City of Savannah has condemned a privately-owned cemetery that residents have been trying to clean up for decades.

Georgians from Jimmy Carter to Brian Kemp and British ex-pats are reacting to the news of Queen Elizabeth's death.

Gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams continues to push issues like health care and infrastructure as she crosses the state.

As sea levels rise due to climate change, communities in coastal Georgia could lose a big chunk of their property tax base.