State lawmakers started day-one of this year's General Assembly today on a somber note, remembering a victim of gun violence.

Forecasters urge Georgians to watch the weather tonight as a dynamic system moves into the state, bringing high winds and rain.

The EPA released the second round of federal funds to help school districts across the country transition to alternative fuel buses.

On the eve of the legislative session, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle convened at Feeding Georgia’s annual Wild Hog Supper.

A state judge has rejected a lawsuit to disqualify Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones from holding office because of his participation as an elector for Donald Trump in 2020.

Georgia's education leaders want more support for the shift in how kids are taught to read and more support for mental health.

Atlanta transportation officials say it could take 10 weeks to a repair a bridge that's been damaged by fire now twice in two years.

A non-profit group that gives minority and women entrepreneurs access to capital celebrated the opening of a South Georgia office.

Georgians arrested for Jan. 6-related charges include people from all corners of the state, including a lawyer and a member of the Oath Keepers.

Only six of Georgia’s 159 counties have enough mental healthcare professionals.

Democrats in the Georgia House held a hearing yesterday to discuss maternal mortality in the state ahead of the legislative session set to begin next week.

Atlanta officials are saying repairs could take 10 weeks to complete after a fire damaged the city’s Cheshire Bridge in December.

Families accuse three Georgia agencies that provide mental health services of worsening their children's mental health disorders.

Meanwhile, only six of Georgia’s 59 counties have enough mental health care professionals, according to a new published report.

Democrats in Georgia House held a hearing today to discuss maternal mortality in the state, ahead of the next legislative session.

Savannah surpassed averages and medians among areas of similar size.

A Georgia state agency has chosen a general contractor to oversee a $189 million project to raise Savannah's towering suspension bridge so that larger cargo ships can pass underneath and reach one of the nation's busiest seaports.

One of two newly redrawn state house districts centered in Macon-Bibb County has its first candidate.

Savannah's arts and culture nonprofits generated $120 million of economic activity in 2022, according to a new study.

A state judge in Morgan County has dismissed a zoning challenge to a huge electric vehicle plant planned for auto-maker Rivian.

One of two newly re-drawn state House districts centered in Macon-Bibb County got its first declared candidate today.

A federal judge says a conservative group's mass challenge of voter registrations in 20-21 did not violate the Voting Rights Act.

Two Democratic members of the Georgia House have decided not to run for re-election after a federal judge last week upheld the redistricting maps passed by the Republican-controlled General Assembly in a special session last month.

A federal judge has ruled a conservative group did not violate the Voting Rights Act when it announced it was challenging the eligibility of more than 360-thousand Georgia voters just before the 2021 senate runoff election.

Republican leaders in the state Senate are looking to get around a ruling by the state supreme court that blocked implementation of an oversight board for local prosecuting attorneys.

Republicans aim to bypass a Georgia Supreme Court ruling that blocked implementation of a new state prosecutor oversight board.

As the legislative session approaches, a new bill aims to offer higher education to teenagers convicted of non-violent drug offenses.

Two Democratic members of the state House have decided not to run for re-election after their districts were re-drawn last month.

The Georgia Department of Transportation plans to study the possibility of removing an interstate flyover from a historically Black neighborhood in Savannah.

A  state income tax-cut took effect yesterday.

A proposed new bill aims to give teenagers convicted of nonviolent drug offenses access to higher education.

Savannah native U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock supports the removal.

Though monarchs have been migrating thousands of miles south during the winter for centuries, and the majority still do, more monarchs are staying in the southern U.S. during the winter as it gets warmer. That’s a problem.