Macon holds its indoor pickleball facility in high regard, and it was packed with players over the weekend for national championships. Rhythm and Rally Sports and Events hosted hundreds of people 50 and over, who turned out for the second day of the U.S. Senior Indoor Pickleball National Championships in hopes of winning a national title.

Delta Air Lines ramp workers and their supporters gathered near Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Wednesday to rally for union representation.

Some Georgia counties are being invited to get their share of Kroger’s $1.2 billion multi-state settlement over the franchises participation in the opioid addiction crisis. 

Georgia students continue to struggle with reading in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. This week, experts and policy makers are gathering to discuss the issue at the Governor’s Annual Summit on Early Language and Literacy.

Lake Tobesofkee could become a profitable tourist attraction with a more than $23 million unsolicited proposal offered to Macon-Bibb County to transform amenities at the 1,800-acre lake. Lovejoy Capital, led by a descendant of one of the most politically powerful families in Georgia history, wants to build a “luxurious and immersive experience in nature” with exotic “glamping.”

Georgia utilities earn high marks this year in an annual report on the state of solar power in the South.

A Georgia appeals court has set a December hearing for arguments on the appeal of a lower court ruling allowing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to continue to prosecute the election interference case she brought against former President Donald Trump.

The Georgia Secretary of State’s office is partnering with a national non-profit to engage more poll workers ahead of the November election.

Nearly half a million cargo units passed through the Port of Savannah in May and many of them came through Middle Georgia. Macon Area Transportation Study seeks public input in new survey to help meet the challenges of moving goods through 2050.

Georgia Republican and Democratic officials are condemning the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a rally on Saturday.

Former Georgia insurance commissioner John Oxendine has been sentenced to more than three-and-a-half years in prison for conspiring to commit health care fraud and money laundering.

Georgia paramedics are already required to learn basic medical care. But patients in serious condition often need advanced care. A program in South Georgia that aims to train paramedics for these cases. 

Grammy Award-winning artist Anthony Hamilton will be part of a music video shoot in Macon, teaming up with Stacii Adams to do a video for Adams’ song “Happy Days.”

Georgia U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock is proposing legislation to address a gap in Medicaid coverage stemming from the state's decision not to expand the program.

More than a dozen municipal buildings in Savannah will soon feature solar panel arrays, as the city pursues an ambitious goal for renewable energy.

Prominent Black faith leaders gathered at the state capitol Thursday morning to support President Joe Biden’s re-election bid amid growing calls that he step aside because of his age.

A judge says he is leaning toward throwing out  former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy case.

Savannah Mayor Van Johnson is responding to two pedestrian deaths in less than a week as a result of collisions with city vehicles.

Fulton County is partnering with Atlanta farmers and the Atlanta Regional Commission to offer fresh produce to seniors at events throughout July.

Forty minutes west of Macon in Musella, there’s an open-air peach packaging building with muggy air, a slightly sweet smell and an abundance of local produce. Dickey Farms has been growing peaches for 127 years. The farm began in 1897 with the planting of its first peach trees by the great-great-grandfather of Lee Dickey, who is the farm’s current vice president.

The State Election Board gave preliminary approval to three controversial elections rules on Tuesday.

Georgia energy experts kicked off an annual clean energy roadshow yesterday in Austell, west of Atlanta.

A new autism center in Atlanta will help preschool-aged children learn life skills in preparation for attending elementary school.

The American Society of Civil Engineers gave the State of Georgia a C+ on their annual infrastructure report card.

The Atlanta School Board voted unanimously Monday to approve Bryan Johnson as the next superintendent for Atlanta Public Schools.

Organizers for the Peachtree Road Race ended the event early after heat and humidity reached unsafe levels.

First Lady Jill Biden is traveling to Columbus Monday.

As the Atlantic hurricane season ramps up, the Georgia Department of Public Health is encouraging qualified residents to sign up for the agency's hurricane registry if they'll need evacuation assistance ahead of severe storms.

A team of engineers at Georgia Tech and doctors with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta developed a 3-D printed device to get kids off ventilators.

The U.S. Supreme Court and some federal health agencies are at an impasse when it comes to whether or not EMTALA -- a federal health statute that ensures patients get emergency care when it’s needed -- protects emergency abortions, regardless of state restrictions. 

Congresswoman Nikema Williams (D-Georgia) is weighing in on the debate over whether President Joe Biden should continue his reelection bid after his performance at last week's debate sparked concern.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources had a record year for intentional fires with over 96,000 acres burned in fiscal year 2024.

Firefighters do more than just put out fires -- they also respond to 9-1-1 calls when police can’t make it. But nationwide, employing firefighters has been a challenge while calls for service have gone up.