The first day of a biennial is typically ceremonial. Lawmakers are sworn in, the Senate president pro tem and the House speaker are officially elected, and the day moves swiftly. Within the first week ...

The 2026 statewide elections will loom large over policy debates around transgender sports and Medicaid expansion.

A few hours after attending Jimmy Carter’s funeral in Washington, Gov. Brian Kemp hopped a flight to Florida to take his place at the head table for a meeting of Republican governors hosted by ...

Women everywhere aren't getting equal access to medical care. England is starting to investigate, and American experts hope the U.S. will follow suit.

Grayson of Class 6A and Pace Academy of Class 4A retained their No. 1 boys basketball rankings after beating top-five opponents in games that decided first place in their regions last week.

Julie Dexter at St. James Live British-born vocalist Julie Dexter is one of the most influential jazz artists of her generation, having shared a spotlight with Jill Scott, Ledisi, Mint Condition and ...

To address Savannah's looming shortage of drinking water, Gov. Brian Kemp has included $507 million in the state budget to develop a regional water system.

When Georgia state lawmakers take office this week, they will belong to a slightly more diverse Legislature than the last two-year session which began in 2023.

Outgoing FBI Director Christopher Wray defended the bureau as it faces a barrage of attacks from President-elect Donald Trump and his allies. And he offered a chilling warning about China, saying it ...

At the University of Pennsylvania Health System, doctors are nudged to talk about a patient’s treatment and end-of-life preferences by an artificially intelligent algorithm that predicts the chances ...

Metro Atlanta is finally getting some warmer temperatures Sunday following a winter storm that brought more snow than forecast and led to thousands of power outages.

MARTA stopped taking advertisements from attorneys like John Foy, whose ads grace probably 80% of all MARTA’s 500-plus buses.