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Fulton County opens schools for non-residents (just have a check made out to:...); Georgia has a shortage of skilled workers; and the Commun...

Special legislative session, called in part to address QR codes on Georgia ballots, ends with extension of status quo until 2028; City of At...

Surprise addition during Georgia special legislative session would force hand counting of ballots; Gwinnett forms homeless task force; and w...

Moving beyond QR codes to count votes advances with plenty of opposition; throwing money at Fulton County Jail's recruitment efforts fails t...

Despite special session called to get it done, Georgia's GOP leaders decline to draw new legislative districts—for now; The WABE newsr...

State lawmakers are back to redraw Georgia's US Congressional lines, but there are differing views about how that might play out; It's prima...

After a successful seven-year run, Georgia Tech's president announces a new gig and his departure from the campus where he started as a coll...

Atlanta-based CDC issues guidance on scary but relatively low-risk New World Screw Worm; Atlanta residents push back on parks department fun...

It's still illegal to hand out bottles of water or snacks to Georgia voters in line, a judge rules; Residents upset over a past approval for...

A flesh-eating pest prompts Georgia to scrutinize some incoming livestock and other animals; Georgia small business owners lose optimism in...

Suspect in MARTA shooting arrested, charged with federal crime; Hot weather forecast for Atlanta's FIFA World Cup games prompts official war...

It's been a violent few weeks on MARTA. The feds are investigating, and now state leaders have their focus on Atlanta's transit system; A ma...

It's rare indeed, when Atlanta's weekend traffic isn't awful, but it's...

The federal government launches an inquiry into MARTA's spending on safety; County elections officials could get different (and conflicting)...

Gov. Kemp adds property tax to special session agenda; Atlanta area DAs call BS on state efforts to erase partisan elections only in the met...

The Georgia Supreme Court makes way for lethal injection executions to move forward again; Recently deepened and widened Port of Savannah co...

Georgia's gas tax repreive is about to end; Sen. Jon Ossoff and Democratic gubenatorial nominee Keisha Lance-Bottoms team up for election ca...

Pilot program using drones to respond to mass school shooting event set to debut at five Georgia schools; Why the FBI isn't laughing about t...

Shoplifting suspect, said to be running away from police, shot dead; Georgia Power bills should be a little cheaper starting next month; and...

Thursday morning in courtrooms almost 50 miles apart, a teen and a man accused of carrying out separate mass shootings in Georgia will have...