The Latest Breaking News from Georgia

It is a scenario playing out in probate courts across Atlanta, Savannah, and Macon with increasing frequency in 2026. A family discovers that their elderly...

If you live in Georgia, the days of texting your middle schooler during lunch are numbered. Governor Kemp signed the “Distraction-Free Education Act” (HB 340), and the clock is ticking. Starting July 1, 2026, a strict ban on personal devices hits K-8 schools across the state. This isn’t a suggestion;…

Florida Panhandle and parts of Georgia, Alabama receive rare snowfall for second consecutive year as winter storm sweeps across Southeast.

The US Department of Agriculture announced a recall of thousands of pounds of chicken products from a Georgia-based company after finding potential listeria contamination.

The franchisee has more than 130 Popeyes locations in Georgia and Florida

If you’re an Atlanta resident waiting for your Georgia tax refund to hit your bank account, you might be waiting a while. As of January...

It starts as a harmless-looking patch of green when everything else in your yard is brown and sleepy. A few weeks later, those patches explode into a mat of leafy stems topped with tiny purple flowers, and suddenly your lawn looks like it joined the wrong garden club. Across Georgia,…

I’ve been reading voraciously since moving here. In fact, the first “Texan” thing I did was get a library card. And when I returned to Georgia for Beauty’s wedding, I stopped by my storage unit and brought back 4 boxes of books.

Despite a new state law protecting childhood independence, child welfare officials accused these Atlanta parents of neglect—and put their family under surveillance.