Recent publications point to differing estimates of how many hospitals are at risk, but consider ownership, profitability and debt as contributing factors.
The Carter Center in Atlanta has kicked off its first Georgia Mental Health Forum since the death of former first lady and mental health advocate Rosalynn Carter in November.
Student newsrooms at Savannah State University and Morehouse College in Atlanta are among the recipients of a new grant program launched by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones.
The ACT or SAT will be required at four more Georgia public universities starting in the fall of 2026.
The national focus this election year is on the presidential race, but Bibb County residents have several choices to make in May. Races for Mayor, Sheriff, the District 1 School board and County Commission Districts 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are all coming up May 21.
For the first time in its history, the Macon Housing Authority plans to develop affordable housing outside of Georgia through one of its subsidiary corporations.
About 30 childcare workers gathered near the state Capitol Monday as part of the national day without childcare.
More than two decades after a University of Georgia law student was found dead in her burning home, authorities have arrested a man and charged him with murder in her slaying.
Emory University held its graduation Monday in Duluth, after moving it from campus following recent protests.
A solar storm caused the aurora borealis phenomenon to be visible in the sky across much of the United States this weekend. From Appling to Bainbridge and Skidaway Island to Toccoa, people across the state shared their images with swirls of deep violets, greens and pinks that glowed around midnight Friday and again Saturday night. Possible sightings could continue this week.
Georgia's Republican Party has removed one of its officers after a judge found he voted illegally nine times.
Research shows Black women are more likely to get cancer and live fewer years than those in other racial or ethnic groups. A new study from the American Cancer Society seeks to understand why.
U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock and U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo visited a fiber optic manufacturing factory in Norcross Friday that could help expand broadband access in Georgia.
The names of a chain gang guard with a horse-drawn wagon, a fire inspector and a Prohibition-era police detective now are etched in three black granite monuments in Macon’s Public Safety Memorial Park. Each year around May 15 and Sept. 11, the community gathers at the memorial on Mulberry Street to remember local lives lost in service.
