New Georgia Election Board Chair Takes Helm Ahead Of Midterms

A newly rebuilt State Election Board is positioned to determine whether the state takes over Fulton County election operations.

Georgia GOP Congressional Hopefuls Debate Abortion, Gun Rights Ahead Of Runoff

Georgia Republicans competing in congressional primary runoffs doubled down on restricting access to abortion and protecting gun rights.

Man Disappears Swimming In Chattahoochee River Near Atlanta: Reports

A man swimming across the Chattahoochee River near Atlanta hasn't been seen since Monday afternoon, according to reports.

FBI Warns Businesses In GA Of Fraud Scheme Using Stolen Credit Cards

The FBI in North Carolina issued a warning for businesses in eight states, including Georgia, about the latest credit card scheme.

33 Kohl's Stores In GA May Get New Owners

Kohl's announced it's in exclusive negotiations with a new owner worth about $8 billion. This could bring changes to Georgia stores.

GA Gas Prices Hit New Record High, Still Lowest In Nation

As of Tuesday, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is up to $4.30, according to GasBuddy.

Raffensperger Testifies Before Grand Jury In Twice-Impeached Trump 2020 Election Probe

Secretary of State Raffensperger testified before a special grand jury charged with investigating twice-impeached Trump's alleged coercion.

Health Officials Investigating First Suspected Georgia Case Of Monkeypox

Georgia's first suspected case of monkeypox was announced recently, as the rare skin-to-skin virus continues to gradually spread.

In Commentary, The Absurdity, Dangers, And Deadly Attitudes Of Gun Extremists Are Detailed

Last week, an untrained 18-year-old kid, armed with an AR-15 and multiple high-capacity magazines, intimidated an entire police force.

Hundreds Of Birds Euthanized After Avian Flu Outbreak On South Georgia Farm

A devastating virus spread by wildlife ravaged a large S. Georgia backyard farm, but agriculture officials are hopeful it's been contained.

Ga., Federal Judge Rules Against Employer That Denied Transgender Health Coverage

A federal judge in Georgia has ruled a veteran Houston County sheriff's deputy was wrongfully denied health insurance coverage.

Feds Intervene In Proposed Mining Project Near Okefenokee Swamp, Citing Lack Of Input From Tribal Community

A proposal to mine near the Okefenokee Swamp was dealt a setback Friday, after a federal agency made a determination.

Georgia's High-Dollar Election Campaigns Now Waged In Your Social Media Feeds

If it seems like Stacey Abrams or Herschel Walker have been popping up on your social media timeline more, it's not your imagination.

Crabmeat Sold In GA Stores Recalled Over Listeria Concerns: FDA

Irvington Seafood has recalled its crabmeat, which was sold in four states, including Georgia, due to the possibility of Listeria, says FDA.

Mariah Carey Sued Over ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ Song: Lawsuit

Mariah Carey, who purchased a home in Metro Atlanta, was sued Friday over her "All I Want for Christmas Is You" song.

GA Gas Prices Continue To Climb, 16 Cents More Than Last Week

Georgia gas prices are up 16 cents from last week, but still the lowest in the nation, according to GasBuddy.

U.S. Sen. Warnock Co-Sponsors New Consumer Protection Bill

The Consumer Protection Remedies Act would fully compensate victims of scam.

Doctor Killed In Tulsa Hospital Mass Shooting Attended Emory: Reports

At Emory University Dr. Preston Phillips earned degrees in organic chemistry, pharmacology and theology.

Avian Flu Found In GA Backyard Flock, Hundreds Euthanized

The Georgia Department of Agriculture announced that for the first time this year a highly contagious variant of bird flu has been detected.

Gov. Kemp Appoints Retired U.S. Judge Duffey To Lead GA Election Board

Gov. Kemp announced Friday that retired U.S. Judge Duffey will lead the State Election Board to fill the vacancy left by Brad Raffensperger.

GA House Democrats Call For Critical Gun Safety Laws

Georgia's Democratic Caucus held a news conference Friday calling for gun safety measures such as background checks before a gun purchase.

Georgia Senate Committees To Study Growth Of Electric Vehicles Statewide And HBCU Expansion

Joint Study Committee on Electrification of Transportation will explore how to build electric vehicle charging infrastructure across state.

Georgia Deputy Arrested For Tampering And Paying For Sex: GBI

A south Georgia deputy has been fired after investigators said he was tampering with evidence and paying for sex.

GA Farmers: Sen. Raphael Warnock Discusses Mental Health Resources

Senator Raphael Warnock met with Georgia farmers to address mental health issues.

The Twin Mines Minerals Proposition -- "Some Stories Never Go Away"

From 1996 through 2002, I covered DuPont Co.'s scheme to mine titanium next to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.

Emergency SNAP Benefits Expired As GA School Year Ends

June 1 marked the end of emergency SNAP benefits for Georgians who received extra funding towards food.

End Of School Year Meets End Of Expanded Food Subsidies For Georgia Children

Families in Georgia will no longer receive extra money for groceries to help keep children's stomachs from growling during the summer.

Atlanta's Disaster Relief Hub Will Its Double Size: Amazon

The disaster relief hub in Atlanta will allow Amazon to quickly respond to hurricanes and other natural disasters in the southeast.

NBCU Will Film At GA Studios In Doraville

The Assembly Atlanta Studios complex will aim to be completed in the second half of 2023, according to Gray Television.

Georgia Department Of Transportation Awards $182.2M In New Construction Projects

Per the state agency, 47% of the money went to bridge projects, while 44% went to resurfacing projects. The rest went to safety projects.

Georgia Medical Board Dismisses Most Complaints Without Taking Disciplinary Action

Agency investigators potentially handle hundreds of cases annually, seemingly leaving them with little time to investigate the complaints.

Pride Month: The State Of LGBTQ Protection In Georgia

Pride Month is observed June 1-30 nationwide

GA Couple Open Boutique After 12 Fashions; 'Loganville Needed This'

After 12 Fashions is a women's clothing store owned by husband and wife, Willie and Tawanda Jones. They sell dresses, denim, shoes and more.

National Donut Day 2022 Is Friday: Where To Find Deals In Georgia

National Donut Day is June 3. From frosted to glazed to jelly-filled, here’s where you can get the sweetest deal.

GA Company Gives Caskets To Texas Man For Uvalde School Victims

Cherokee Child Caskets sent a Texas man caskets to customize for the young victims in the Uvalde school shooting in Texas.

Kolter Homes Announces Final Phase at Cresswind Peachtree City

Atlanta area’s “Best 55+ Community” gears up for last lot release

GA Animal Rights Group Alleges Horses Are Being Mistreated: Report

The Georgia Animal Rights and Protection group says horses at All Around Carriages in Atlanta are living in poor conditions.

Gubernatorial, U.S. Senate Races Represent Biggest Storylines For Georgia's Primary Election

More than 857,000 Georgians cast ballots in person or returned an absentee ballot.

Kemp Ponders Extending Georgia Motor Fuel Tax Suspension

In March, Kemp signed House Bill 304 to suspend state collections of the gasoline tax on motor fuel sales through May 31.

Former Georgia Insurance Commissioner Charged With Running Health Care Fraud Scheme

John W. Oxendine, 60, of Duluth, faces federal charges of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering.