Missing Teen 'Believed To Be In Extreme Danger' Prompts Levi's Call In GA

Authorities are searching for a missing 13-year-old girl they say could be in "extreme danger."

Georgia Communities Rally Support To Help Convert Local Newspapers Into Nonprofits

“Study after study has shown that local homegrown reporting is essential to democracy,” Georgia Trust Director Cynthia DuBose said.

Study Finds About Half Of Atlanta's Public Restrooms Aren't Actually Accessible

Scarcity of facilities is especially hard on people who lack housing.

GA Toddler Fatally Shot During His Birthday Vacation In FL ID'ed: Reports

A 2-year-old Georgia boy was celebrating his third birthday in Florida when he was accidentally killed in a shooting, media reports say.

Major Pizza Chain To Close Up To 50 Stores: See GA Locations

The parent company's CEO cited an "extremely competitive" pizza space in the U.S.

Your Dog’s Name May Be More Popular Than You Think In GA

Here's a look at the most popular dog names in Georgia and how they stack up with other states.

GA Rapper Arrested On Murder Charges: Reports

A Georgia rapper was arrested on six counts of murder in connection with a homicide case, according to media reports and jail records.

For Georgia School Districts, The Financial Party Is Over After Years Of Flush Spending

“We’re at the point where things are about to shift,” said Valdosta Superintendent Craig Lockhart.

Georgia Leads Nation With School-Record 13 Players Selected In 2026 MLB Draft

Here's a look at who all the Bulldogs will be sending to the next level after this weekend's MLB Draft.

Diarrhea Parasite Outbreak In GA: 7 Things To Know And What To Do

Here's what you should know in Georgia about the ongoing outbreak of cyclosporiasis.

After The Fireworks: 10 Ways To Keep Summer Going In ATL

The Fourth of July is over, but summer is not, and there are plenty of ways to keep the fun going in Atlanta.

How GA Taxes Beer, Wine And Spirits, And How Those Industries Help Main Street

Here's a closer look at the economic impact of Georgia's alcohol industry.

Georgia Utility Regulators Greenlight Probe Into Data Center Costs

"Families, small businesses, and churches shouldn’t be paying for Jeff Bezos’ data centers,” Rooks said, referring to the founder of Amazon.

GA Families Can Earn Free Pizza Through Summer Reading Program

The annual literacy initiative is open to families with children in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade

Spotted Lanternflies Are Inching Closer To Georgia Crops. Here's How Experts Say You Can Help.

The invasive insect was first seen in Georgia in 2024 but has so far only been observed near Atlanta.

A Last-Minute Change To Georgia's Ballot QR Code Bill Could Steer Voting In A New Direction

The question of how to count votes had threatened to destabilize the state’s midterm elections.

Dangerous Heat, Storm Chances Across Georgia For July 4th Weekend

Here's a look at the forecast for the holiday weekend across Georgia.

Suspended GA Sheriff Arrested On New Charges

Days after Gov. Brian Kemp suspended the embattled sheriff, Georgia authorities arrested him and accused him of financial misconduct.

New State Law Expected To Increase Patient Access To Georgia's Medical Cannabis Program

A new state law that took effect Wednesday fundamentally changed Georgia's medical cannabis program.

'Trump Account' Stocks For Kids Launch Saturday: What You Need To Know In GA

Here's what to know before "Trump Accounts" hit the market July 4.

Bassmaster Ranks 5 GA Lakes Among SE's Best Bass Fishing Destinations

Five Georgia fisheries have been recognized among the Southeast's top bass fishing destinations

25 Democratic-Led States Sue Trump Administration Over Medicaid Work Requirements

States say that the “medically frail” designation will make it too difficult for ill and disabled people to remain on Medicaid.

Parasite Outbreak Sickens People In 17 States, Including GA

Federal health officials are trying to identify the source of a foodborne parasite illness that has sickened people in 17 states

Georgia's SNAP Payment Errors Could Cost The State Millions Of Dollars — But Not Quite Yet

Historically, the federal government has covered the cost of the food aid while splitting administration costs equally with the states.

Kemp Suspends GA Sheriff, Orders New Misconduct Investigation

A Georgia sheriff has been suspended from office for 60 days following a new investigation launched by Gov. Brian Kemp.

More Than Half Of Georgia Teachers Now Use Artificial Intelligence To Prepare For Class

New tech brings new possibilities and new worries.

Alligator Found Hanging From Tree In S.Ga. Park, DNR Says

Game wardens responded to the park after receiving a report of the "illegal killing of an alligator," Georgia authorities say.

Major Housewares Brand Expanding In GA: Find Out Where

The stores fall under a new format and are integrated with a home organization retailer that the brand is acquiring.

Convicted Army Gunman Sentenced In Fort Stewart Shooting

Five soldiers were injured in a shooting at Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield in Georgia and the convicted gunman has been sentenced.

Georgia Democrats Blast Requirement To Recount Votes By Hand In Bill That Would Keep Ballot QR Codes

Legislators passed a law two years ago that set a deadline, but then failed to find a replacement for tabulating votes.

Without New State Funding, Georgia Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault Programs Brace For The Worst

$13 million for centers was among the cuts made to pay for the income tax break package.

Pregnant Mom Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide, GA Cops Say

Police say a man took his own life after a pregnant mother and her unborn child died in a Milledgeville shooting.

Man Sentenced For Threatening To Kill Former GA Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

In multiple calls, the former Voice of America employee threatened to kill Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, her staff and their families.

Georgia's Runoffs Are Over: Here Are The Candidates Who Are Advancing To November's Election

These nominees are now turning their focus to the general election in November.

Army Sergeant Convicted Of Attempted Murder In Georgia Base Shootings That Wounded 5

An Army sergeant was found guilty of attempted murder Thursday in shootings last summer that wounded five people at a Georgia army base.

Flesh-Eating Fly Returns To U.S.: What To Know In GA

GA residents are being urged to keep an eye on pets and livestock after federal officials confirmed new U.S. cases of New World Screwworm

Georgia Republican Legislative Leaders Reject Governor's Call For 2028 Redistricting

Georgia’s Republican legislative leaders on Wednesday rejected Gov. Brian Kemp’s call to redraw congressional and legislative districts.

Tropical Storm Arthur Forms As Hurricane Season's First Named Storm: See GA Track

Tropical Storm Arthur, newly formed along the TX coast, could bring heavy rains and tornadoes to parts of GA, forecasters said.

With July 1 Deadline Looming, Lawmakers Puzzle Over What To Do About Georgia's Election System

The state’s current election equipment uses QR codes to count ballots, but has faced criticism from proponents of hand-marked paper ballots.

Georgia Republicans Choose Collins For Senate And Jackson For Governor, A Mixed Result For Trump

Georgia Republicans delivered a split decision for Donald Trump in Tuesday runoffs.