Georgia has broken a record for the number of votes on the first day of early voting, with brisk lines for more than 200,000 voters.

Students in Lowndes County are returning to school this week, as are others in Georgia districts hardest hit by Hurricane Helene.

Atlanta will host the Super Bowl in 2028 after a vote of approval by NFL team owners.  It's the fourth time Atlanta will host the game.

Today is the first day of early voting in Georgia.

Students in Valdosta’s Lowndes County are returning to school this week. And so are many others in the Georgia districts hardest-hit by Hurricane Helene.

Fungus-related deaths have more than doubled over the last decade, but University of Georgia researchers are warning that they could pose an even bigger threat to humans in the future.

Former President Bill Clinton visited Southwest Georgia Sunday to campaign For Vice President Kamala Harris.

Georgia sky-watchers are marveling at a rare site: a massive comet able to be seen with the naked eye.

Uninsured Georgians are getting help replacing medications and medical equipment lost or damaged during Hurricane Helene.

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff and actress Julia Roberts made an Atlanta Pride Weekend pitch for Kamala Harris yesterday.

The man accused of killing a nursing student on the University of Georgia campus faced a court hearing today as his trial looms.

Thousands of Florida residents who sought refuge in Georgia from Hurricane Milton are waiting to return home; early in-person voting starts Tuesday and Fulton County election officials are preparing for voters to cast ballots; Georgia native Julia Roberts and second gentleman Doug Emhoff campaigned in Atlanta Thursday.

The University of Georgia today put its initial estimate of Hurricane Helene's damage to Georgia agriculture's industry at $6 billion.

Governor Brian Kemp has shed some light on how Georgia went from 11 to 41 counties declared major disaster areas after Helene.

Hurricane Milton evacuees from Florida are watching and waiting for news about their homes.  Many of them are staying in Georgia.

The National Weather service expects gusty winds and the possibility of coastal flooding in Coastal Georgia today from Hurricane Milton; Gov. Brian Kemp is pledging to send National Guard troops and other state resources to Florida; and a Fulton County judge has dismissed a petition that sought to force Kemp to investigate members of the State Election Board.

As a hurricane approaches Florida's Gulf coast, tropical storm warnings were issued on the Atlantic coast as far north as Savannah.

A state judge has dismissed a motion that sought to force Governor Brian Kemp to investigate three State Election Board members.

State environmental officials have approved permits for wells to send water to the Hyundai plant now producing electric vehicles.

The National Weather Service says Coastal Georgia could see impacts like high wind and storm surge from Hurricane Milton even far from the current projected path of the storm. Many Florida residents have evacuated to elsewhere in Georgia. And meanwhile, the emotional toll from Helene is weighing on many, including in Valdosta, where the state has set up resources to connect people with mental health services.

The head of the Georgia Emergency Management Agency is advising Florida hurricane evacuees to avoid areas hit by Helene.

The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency is speaking out against misinformation about the agency's response.

The emotional toll from Helene is weighing on many.  The state has set up resources in Valdosta to address mental health needs.

As Hurricane Milton approaches the west coast of Florida for an expected landfall tomorrow, residents of southeast Georgia are preparing for possible tropical storm conditions, as Georgia official continue to coordinate with federal partners on disaster response after two prior storms. Meanwhile, the Georgia Supreme Court halts a lower court ruling that struck down the state's abortion ban.

As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida's west coast, south Georgia residents are preparing for possible tropical storm conditions.

Georgia’s top elections official doesn’t expect damage from Hurricane Helene to cause major disruptions for next month’s election.

The Georgia Supreme Court has halted a Fulton County judge's ruling that had struck down the state's near-total ban on abortions.

Business owners and consumers are adjusting to a new state law that governs the rules and access to hemp; today is the last day to register to vote in the November election in Georgia; and a study shows fewer vegetables from California and more from the Peach State.

It's not over.  That's the message coming from Georgians in areas from Valdosta to Augusta still recovering from Hurricane Helene.

President Joe Biden visited a pecan farm in Barrien County where trees lay uprooted in an orchard after they were hit by the storm.

Former President Donald Trump and Governor Brian Kemp are putting their detente on public display in Helene-damaged Augusta.

President Joe Biden visited South Georgia Thursday to assess storm damage from Hurricane Helene in Berrien County.

Former President Donald Trump and Gov. Brian Kemp will tour east Georgia Friday to survey damage, holding a joint news conference in Evans, a suburb of Augusta.

A new report from the American Cancer Society finds while breast cancer mortality rates have gone down, disparities remain.