Atlanta's police chief is retiring as the city's homicide rate rises.

Georgia is joining a multi-state legal challenge to the Biden administration's policy on immigration and Covid-19.

Brunswick is getting closer to having a village of tiny homes for those experiencing homelessness

State health officials will give their last Covid-19 case count daily update tomorrow.

The Georgia Department of Public Health says the omicron subvariant now makes up 60% of the current cases.

Macon officials celebrated the opening of a new aircraft service center yesterday.

Georgia University System Regents are holding the line on tuition increases once again.

Delta Airlines is ending its $200 a month healthcare surcharge for employees not vaccinated against Covid-19.

The top official at three Georgia transportation agencies is leaving next month for a job in the private sector.

Environmental advocates are hoping that a legal fight over damages from the shipwreck Golden Ray could lead to a full account of how much the disaster affected Saint Simons Sound.

A judge in Northwest Georgia has overturned a Floyd County man's 2001 murder conviction.

Governor Brian Kemp is expected to sign a bill today making Georgia one of 25 states that allow gun owners to carry a concealed gun without a permit.

Expect to pay more for Georgia’s sweet Vidalia onions this year.

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport has regained its status as the world's busiest airport.

Efforts have ended in Macon to build a plant which would have converted waste plastics into liquid fuels.

The Albany Museum of Art's permanent collection is finally back home.

President Joe Biden announced he would rescind a controversial pandemic-era immigration policy.

Georgia Power still has its sights set on leaving the toxic material left over from burning coal to make electricity in contact with groundwater at four Georgia locations.

Morehouse School of Medicine is one of 24 sites currently recruiting participants for a clinical trial on vaccine boosters.

The Georgia Department of Public Health says opioid overdose and deaths are way up.

The latest population figures from the U-S Census show Georgia's suburbs are surging.

It's opening day of the Major League Baseball season and the World Series champion Atlanta Braves are getting ready to play ball.

Between the tournament’s post-pandemic economic boost on Augusta, other top players to watch and the unavailability of a certain ice cream sandwich, there’s a lot to talk about.

A woman in Southeast Georgia's Bryan County is dead after a string of violent storms swept across the state yesterday.

This year's Masters golf tournament begins tomorrow and Augusta business owners are expecting a big bump in sales.

The U.S. soldier who died in a helicopter crash at Southeast Georgia's Fort Stewart last week did not die in an accident.

The 2022 session of the General Assembly is now adjourned Sine Die.

The National Weather Service expects strong storms across the state today and tomorrow.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has announced a plan to create a new division within the mayor’s office to focus on bars and clubs with a history of high crime.

Georgia lawmakers from both sides of the political divide are criticizing a plan by President Joe Biden to close an Air National Guard training center in Savannah.

State lawmakers are racing to meet today's deadline to gavel out this year's legislative session with their priorities passed.

Fentanyl-related drug overdoses are surging in the state.

The state Senate has given final approval to a bill that would allow Georgians to carry firearms without a permit.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a change to the rules governing how much climate related data a publicly traded company needs to share with potential investors.

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is expecting big crowds for the Spring Break travel season.

Michelle Nunn, president and CEO of CARE USA, an Atlanta-based humanitarian aid organization, talks about the changing nature of helping refugees fleeing Ukraine.

The state House has passed a bill that would allow Georgians to carry firearms in public without a license.

Georgia lawmakers also yesterday gave final passage to sweeping changes in Georgia’s mental health care system.