Democrats say four northern metro Atlanta districts are the first step toward flipping the Georgia House for the first time since 2004.

Some Morehouse School of Medicine students say they can't afford food as financial aid stalls. The cause and scope remain unclear.

Backers want Congress to intervene after Mechanicsville's earlier applications for federal historic status were turned down.

Jackson wants a 250-million-gallon emergency water reserve, while Bottoms pushes property tax relief for heirs' land.

Georgia Career Institute students must submit a teach-out election or decline form by October 2 to avoid automatic withdrawal.

A fresh survey of 3,447 voters finds Bottoms and Jackson separated by just one point, while Ossoff holds a commanding 10-point edge.

Fulton County homeowners get three chances to weigh in before commissioners lock in the 2026 rate.

The unanimous vote expands a policy that already lets parents use sick leave during a newborn’s NICU stay.

Georgia yanked Social Circle's Qualified Local Government status over an annexation fight with Newton County, but officials insist city hall keeps running.

The Georgia governor hopeful quietly dropped two campaign lawsuits against his old primary rival as a tight race with Keisha Lance Bottoms heats up.

Reshard Snellings says South Fulton ignored a records request for two months, despite a 2024 consent decree meant to fix the problem.

A city-commissioned critique found the 981-page draft could leave Atlanta worse off than its current 1982 rules.

A Senate farm bill advancing in Washington could force Georgia to help cover food stamp costs for the first time ever.