A Senate subcommittee sheds light on conditions at U.S. Penitentiary in Atlanta.

Public health officials in Chatham County have identified the West Nile virus in several mosquitos.

The Georgia Department of Public Health has confirmed a case of monkeypox in an adult woman in Georgia.

The Georgia Department of Corrections says recent searches across a handful of prisons netted a significant amount of what the department describes as dangerous contraband.

The Democratic Party of Georgia's state convention will be in Columbus this year..

Coca-Cola reported second-quarter profit today of $1.91 billion.

A federal judge said she planned to deny a request from U.S. Rep. Jody Hice to quash a subpoena from the Fulton County special grand jury.

The artistic director of Atlanta's Alliance Theatre is leaving after 21 years at the helm.

A study found most millennials have stayed close to home, but for those who did relocate, Atlanta was a top destination.

The Fulton County district attorney's office can no longer investigate Georgia's Republican Lt. Gov. nominee in a wide-ranging probe of election interference.

A U.S. marshal and a suspect in a killing were shot yesterday as officers tried to arrest the man at a mobile home park in the Atlanta suburb of Peachtree City.

Former Atlanta Braves outfielder and pinch-hitter Dwight Smith has died.

University of Georgia research finds the refugee community is most at risk to the threat of drug-resistant infections.

Increased construction cost has prompted the Georgia Department of Transportation to reject bids on 12 projects.

Low amounts of rain in June are impacting this year’s watermelon season.

Georgia students are inching closer to pre pandemic test results but have not fully recovered.

Georgia's strict anti-abortion law took effect on Wednesday but how it's implemented could take some time to figure out.

Some members of Atlanta's LGBTQ community are expressing anger and frustration over the explosion of monkeypox cases.

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that Georgia’s strict abortions ban can immediately take effect.

Many abortion providers thought they would have more time to prepare for the end of abortion rights.

State energy regulators have approved a plan outlining Georgia Power's energy strategy for the next 20 years.

 

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that Georgia’s abortion ban should take effect. And political leaders are reacting.

A lightning strike at an Army post near Augusta has left one soldier dead and nine others injured.

Jill Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona will be in Athens today.

A federal court has ruled that a ban on Georgia's anti-abortion law should be lifted.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says deaths from drug overdoses increased 30% 2019 to 2020.

Atlanta's Morehouse School of Medicine is joining a $10 million partnership aimed at making medical and drug research clinical trials more diverse.

A partnership to increase clinical trial diversity is backed by one of the nation's largest drug company trade groups.

The Georgia Public Service Commission is set to decide Thursday on Georgia Power’s new 20-year plan to provide electricity to homes and businesses across the state. It will double the utility’s solar capacity, but some say its plans to fight climate change aren’t aggressive enough.

About 1 million Americans have left the workforce after struggling with Long COVID.

Georgia officials are close to finalizing a deal with automaker Hyundai to build a $5.5 billion electric car plant near Savannah.

Supply-chain disruptions are slowing down the expansion of solar power in Georgia, according to a new report by an environmental nonprofit.

Voting rights groups asked a federal judge to block a new Georgia law that bans handing out water to voters waiting in line.

Eleven Republicans who falsely claimed to be presidential electors are targets of a Fulton County county special grand jury probe.

A study suggests reinfections of Covid-19 make it more likely to experience long-term symptoms.

Groups challenging Georgia’s 2021 voting law are asking a federal judge to block a ban on giving water and food to voters standing in line.

Demand for warehouse space near Savannah has led the area to have the nation’s lowest industrial vacancy rate.

FEMA is rolling out the largest update to its mobile app in over a decade.

Public radio listeners know former Savannah writer George Dawes Green from The Moth. The storytelling organization — with its Radio Hour on GPB — turns 25 years old this month. And its founder Green is celebrating another milestone, the release of his fourth novel.