GA Power Customers To See 12% Rate Hike In Electricity Bills: Reports

According to media reports, the increase is due to the rising cost of fuel.

Memorial Day Travel 2023: When To Get Out Of Metro Atlanta

Traffic leaving Atlanta is expected to be 65 percent busier than normal on Memorial Day weekend.

Celebrate These Amazing Georgia Moms This Mother's Day

Here at Patch we've launched an initiative to help recognize the awesome moms and mom figures in communities like yours. Meet them here:

5 New Eateries That Have Opened Or Will Open Soon In Metro Atlanta

See what is on the menu at these eateries.

Obituary: Mark Jeffrey Sorensen

Mark, a man of faith who always led by example, was the epitome of a family man; full of life, love, and a light to everyone around him.

3 Georgia Golf Courses Among Nation's Top 100: Golf Digest

Shot options, challenge, layout variety, aesthetics, conditioning and character were all considered in "Golf Digest's" list of top courses.

Incident Near Fort Stewart School; First Responders On Scene

Fort Stewart residents are asked to avoid the area.

Debt Ceiling: Default Could Hit GA Household Wealth, Benefits

House Republicans passed the Limit, Save, Grow Act of 2023​, and a U.S. rep. from GA said its the answer to raising the debt ceiling.

'Dirty High Pressure' Causes Rainfall, Hot Temps In Georgia

With Georgia entering the summer months, the NWS reported rainfall will be constant this week with temperatures rising to the 90s.

Some GA Taxpayers Will Receive Share Of $141M TurboTax Settlement

If applicable, find out when you will get your portion of the multi-million dollar settlement.

Kemp Signs Georgia's 'Zucker Bucks' Ban Into Law

Senate Bill 222 stipulates that public funds must pay for election administration costs.

Georgia Transportation Officials Award $65.2 Million For Projects

The Georgia Department of Transportation said it awarded 18 projects valued at more than $65.2 million in March.

Georgia Election Chief Dashes Democrats' Dream Of Frontrunner Relevance With March 12, 2024 Primary

Georgia will return to the national political spotlight next spring when the state is scheduled to hold the 2024 presidential primary.

Georgia Schools React To Threat That Had Schools On Alert Nationwide

One of the Georgia school systems delayed opening a school Friday in response to a national threat to shoot up an unidentified school.

When To See May’s Full Flower Moon Over Georgia

See what time the full flower moon's peak illumination will be Friday.

More Details Released In South Georgia Shootings That Left 4 Dead

Three women were killed in the shooting by a gunman who then took his own life, according to authorities.

4 Dead In Killings In South Georgia Town: Coroner

The GBI said in a statement only that there had been "multiple fatalities" at different crime scenes in the area.

Eta Aquariids 'Outburst' Predicted In 2023: When To Watch In GA

The Eta Aquariids meteor shower should be on your must-watch list in the metro Atlanta area.

4 GA Restaurants Among 100 Most Popular Brunch Spots In U.S.

Four Georgia restaurants have been included in the list of OpenTable's 100 Most Popular Brunch Spots for 2023.

Jamie Foxx Remains Hospitalized After Suffering Medical Emergency

The actor, who was filming a movie in Atlanta, suffered an unknown medical complication about three weeks ago.

Jenny Craig, With 6 GA Locations, Is Shutting Down: Report

Jenny Craig, with locations across metro Atlanta counties, reportedly told employees it will close its doors.

New GA Hospital Safety Ratings Released: See Best, Worst

Fourteen Georgia hospitals received an A grade from The Leapfrog Group. See where they are.

Georgia Ranks In Top 30 Among Best States In The U.S.

The annual U.S. News & World Report ranking evaluates each state’s health care, economy, education system and more.

Georgia's Kemp Signs Cold Case Review Bill

House Bill 88, known as the Coleman-Baker Act, was passed unanimously by both chambers of the General Assembly on March 29.

Georgia Governor Signs Three Military Bills

Gov. Brian Kemp said the bills would provide "support and resources for the brave men and women who have worn a uniform for our country."

Georgia Surplus Refunds: 1st Round Of Up To $500 Payments Issued

To receive the refunds, taxpayers must have met the April 18 tax filing deadline or meet their extension deadline.

Flour Recalled In Georgia Over Salmonella Risk

General Mills on Friday announced a voluntary national recall of certain bags of Gold Medal flour.

Georgia K-12 Panel Could Soon Erase ‘Woke' Words Like ‘Diverse' From Training Rules

What's the difference between diversity and difference? Would you rather your child's teacher provide equity, inclusiveness, and justice?

Expert: Savannah Benefits From Charleston Union Fight

Charleston’s loss has been Savannah’s gain.

2023 NFL Draft: Falcons Select Texas RB, 2 Bulldogs Find New Teams

Day one of the 2023 NFL Draft took place Thursday night in Kansas City, MO.

Georgia Governor Signs Series Of Public Safety Bills

The bills include a measure increasing penalties for anyone who recruits children into gangs.

Georgia Issues A Few Medical Cannabis Licenses At Last, Giving Patients Access ‘Very Soon'

After years of waiting, thousands of patients on Georgia's medical cannabis registry may soon be able to legally receive their medicine.

Kemp Signs Crime Crackdown Bills Into Law, Including Tough New Penalties For Gangs Recruiting Minors

A bill signed by Gov. Brian Kemp at a Lake Lanier resort creates a five-year mandatory prison sentence for gang-related offenses.

Georgia Lawmakers To Review State's Tax Credits

The group will hold public meetings and finish their work before the 2024 Legislative Session starts in January.

Abortion Access In Georgia An Uncertainty; Ga., Fla., D.C., Courts Weigh Bans

Abortion rights activists notched a short-term victory Friday when the U.S. Supreme Court decided to continue to allow access to the pill.

Camden Fights On To Keep From The Public The County's Spending On Fizzled Georgia Coast Spaceport Project

This occurred not long after SpaceX's Starship launch off the Texas Gulf Coast turned into a fiery spectacle.

Georgia Medal Of Honor Recipient's Remains ID'd 73 Years After Korea

​Luther H. Story was last seen on Sept. 1, 1950 — wounded and fighting off North Korean attacks so his fellow soldiers could get to safety.

GA Weather: Scattered Thunderstorms Possible After Rain Moves In

Rainfall started drizzling into north Georgia Wednesday and should continue to pour through Sunday, pausing only on Saturday morning.

Kemp Signs Bill To Streamline Certifications, Other Measures

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a trio of bills that he says will help Georgia further its reputation as the best place to do business.

Voting Groups Want Injunction Against Georgia's ‘Line Relief' Provision

Several voting groups filed an emergency preliminary injunction motion, hoping to lift Georgia’s voting law’s "line relief" provision.