Georgia Lottery Amasses $367.2M In Profits For Last Quarter

For the first three quarters of fiscal 2022, the lottery transferred more than $1.1 billion to the state’s Lottery for Education Account.

Georgia ‘Refilleries' Are Having A Resurgence, Helping Customers Cut Back On Plastic

It is called a "transition out of plastic," the report states.

Georgia Setting Records For Early Voters As Lawsuits Challenging Elections Play On

A record number of Georgians are casting ballots through the first days of early voting for the midterm elections.

LGBTQ Parent Calls Georgia Decision On Athletic Participation "Absolutely Devastating To Families Like Mine"

"The painful consequences are going to be detrimental to every trans child’s mental health," the parent went on to say.

Democrats Press To Help Hundreds Of Thousands Of Georgians At Risk Of Losing Medicaid Coverage

The federal public health emergency instituted during the pandemic made it easier for Georgians to access and keep insurance.

Hyperlocal Control On The Ballot As Voters Decide Whether To Carve Three Cities From Cobb

The first week of early voting for is nearly complete, and residents of Cobb County are casting ballots to possibly create a new government.

In Addition To Roe, Republicans Look To Trample On The Rights, Freedoms Of Many Americans

For almost five decades, Roe v. Wade has been established American law, guaranteeing the constitutional right of choice to all Americans.

GA Good News: Planet Fitness Free For Teens, Nauti Dog Grill Opens

Good news stories in GA this week include Planet Fitness offering free workouts for teens this summer, Nauti Dog Grill opens in Alpharetta.

Husband Fatally Shoots Naked Man Who Tackled Wife Off Lawnmower In GA

A husband in Georgia shot and killed a naked man who tackled his wife on a riding lawnmower while cutting grass, deputies said.

Mother's Day 2022 Restaurant Specials, Freebies In Georgia

Plan to wine and dine Mom on Mother's Day? Check out what GA restaurants are offering Sunday, May 8, for on-site dining and to-go deals.

Eta Aquariids Peak Over GA; Eclipse Coming Mid-May

The Eta Aquariid meteor shower is at its peak in Georgia Friday. Plus, here's when to see a lunar eclipse and more celestial shows in May.

GA Weather: 90 Degrees Then Rainy Start To Mother's Day Weekend

Atlanta could hit 90 degrees Thursday before rain moves to start Mother's Day weekend, followed by a string of sunny days, forecasters say.

GA Weekend Events: Mother's Day Tea, Salsa Class, Braves Watch Party

Here are some of Georgia's weekend events. A Mother's Day tea and pop up shop in Loganville and a Braves vs Brewers Wood-Stock watch party.

Abortion Rights Protests Erupt In Georgia And Beyond -- A Prelude Of More To Come

Downtown Atlanta echoed with sounds of protest chants as hundreds marched to demonstrate after a leak hinting Roe could be overturned.

Georgia Election-Year Politics Jolted By Supreme Court Draft Abortion Opinion

The leak of the Supreme Court's highly anticipated ruling on abortion rights suggests the high court may target Georgia to restrict access.

Voters Sue To Block Marjorie Taylor Greene From Ballot; Want ‘Marshall Law' (Greene Misspelled It) Text Considered

Lawyers representing voters challenging the candidacy of Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene want to introduce new evidence.

4 Georgians Sentenced In $900K Multi-State Sam’s Club Theft Ring

The stolen goods — which included Bose speakers, razors, DVDs — from Sam's Club were sold on eBay, according to federal prosecutors.

Large Gator Shot Dead Near Georgia Park, Two People Arrested

In a rush to load the big gator into their truck, the two men charged busted out the back glass of their truck, GA wildlife officials said.

6-Week Abortion Ban Likely In GA If Roe V. Wade Overturned

A draft majority opinion reportedly leaked to Politico hints the US Supreme Court is about to overturn Roe V. Wade. How will that affect GA?

Kemp Plan To Replace Obamacare Website Blocked For Now

Kemp's stalled health care plan hit another roadblock Friday when the Biden administration notified state officials on healthcare.gov.

And We're Off! Georgia's 2022 Early Voting Season Starts With Sky-High Stakes

Early voting kicked off today for the 2022 midterm elections, with stakes freighted with never-ending re-litigation relevant to 2020.

Top 50 GA High Schools For 2022: U.S. News

U.S. News and World Report has released its 2022 rankings of Georgia's best high schools. Here are the top 50 on the list.

Shrinking GDP Could Hurt Georgia Economy As Recession Fears Rise

"The tab is coming due for all the reckless stimulus spending during the COVID-19 pandemic," Erik Randolph said.

Ticks Bring New Disease To GA: How To Prevent Illnesses

Ticks which transmit illnesses that can be deadly for humans and pets are emerging. A man's death has been linked to a virus new to Georgia.

Georgia's Kemp Says Four Bills He Signed Will Strengthen And Enhance State's Workforce

"As Georgia continues to lead in the Great Recovery, we should not rest on our laurels," Kemp said in an announcement.

Georgia's Kemp Signs Into Law Several Education-Related Bills, Including 'Divisive Concepts' Ban

It would also allow the Georgia High School Association to issue regulations prohibiting those born as males from playing women's sports.

Georgia's Warnock Wants Explanation On 'Fresh Start' Plan For Student Loan Borrowers

In April, the education department extended the pause on federal student loan repayments to Aug 31.

Columbus Water Utility Loses Court Bid To Exceed State Pollution Limits

A superior court judge rejected a Georgia public utility's latest legal challenge in a years-long fight against stricter pollution limits.

Kemp Signs Off On Laws Called By the Southern Poverty Law Center "A Worrying Trend"

Kemp cemented much of his planned education policy, signing a raft of bills which are Republican-influenced and opposed by Democrats.

GA Kohl's Stores May Be Sold To Competitor: Report

All Kohl's stores could be acquired by the brand's arch-rival, per a New York Post report. Here's what that means for Georgia shoppers.

GA Good News: Best Public Schools, Ed Bills Signed, Six Flags Hiring

Good news stories in GA this week include the 2022 Best Public High Schools, Gov. Kemp signs education bills and Six Flags is hiring.

Georgia Elementary Teacher Accused Of Abusing Student Arrested: Police

Ingram Perry Medina, 45, of Tifton has been charged with felony cruelty to children in the first degree.

Antisemitic Incidents Reach Record High In U.S., Georgia: Report

From swastikas and hate-filled flyers to vandalism of a Holocaust memorial, last year saw cases of antisemitism jump in GA and nationwide.

GA Weekend Events: Cambridge Jazz Ensembles, Goat Yoga, Tai Chi

There are several events happening throughout Metro Atlanta this weekend. Goat yoga is scheduled for Saturday in Loganville.

Jack Link's Plan To Invest In $450M Snack Meat Production Facility In Georgia

Jack Link’s plans to invest $450 million in a new manufacturing facility in Perry that will create 800 jobs.

Georgia College Students Learning Hard Economics Lessons As Cost Of Living Rises

Gaggles of dogs frolicked about on Kennesaw State University's campus green Wednesday, wagging their tails.

GA Weather: High Fire Risk Due To Dry Conditions, NWS Says

The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for a high risk of wildfires in north and central Georgia.

Georgia's Kemp Signs Income Tax Cut Bill Into Law

Touted as "the largest tax cut in Georgia history," he said it will save the average Georgian hundreds of dollars on state income taxes.

Republicans' Misinformation And Rhetoric, And Dangerous Messages From Hate Groups Are Analyzed In Commentary

Misinformation is deadly. It kills humans and democracy.

Governor Drops By GOP Rival's Old Haunt For Tax Cut Jab

At the White Diamond Grill in Bonaire, one of Perdue's favorite haunts, Kemp brought his bill-signing tour to the heart of Perdue country.