Georgia advocates react to calls for new gun laws after shootings
The mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio have reignited the debate over gun control across the country and in Georgia.
The mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio have reignited the debate over gun control across the country and in Georgia.
Georgia lawmaker pushing to end youth gang violence
A Georgia state representative wants to stop youth gang violence through a newly formed study committee.
A Georgia state representative wants to stop youth gang violence through a newly formed study committee.
Perdue: Mass shootings can only stop through cooperation
Mass shootings can only be stopped through bipartisan cooperation.
Mass shootings can only be stopped through bipartisan cooperation.
State representative holds back to school event
Many students are back in class and students in Clayton County are close to joining them.
Many students are back in class and students in Clayton County are close to joining them.
Vice President Mike Pence speaks in Atlanta
Vice President Mike Pence traveled to Atlanta Friday to speak at a conservative conference.
Vice President Mike Pence traveled to Atlanta Friday to speak at a conservative conference.
Georgia election officials deny evidence destruction
Lawyers for Georgia election officials are rejecting as frivolous allegations that their clients destroyed evidence in a case challenging the state's outdated election system.
Lawyers for Georgia election officials are rejecting as frivolous allegations that their clients destroyed evidence in a case challenging the state's outdated election system.
ACLU asks judge to block Georgia's abortion law
The ACLU of Georgia has filed a motion asking a federal judge to block Georgia's new law that bans abortions six weeks into pregnancy from going into effect next year.
The ACLU of Georgia has filed a motion asking a federal judge to block Georgia's new law that bans abortions six weeks into pregnancy from going into effect next year.
Georgia election officials accused of destroying evidence
In a federal court filing, lawyers for election integrity advocates accuse Georgia election officials of intentionally destroying evidence that could show unauthorized access to the state election system and potential manipulation of election results.
In a federal court filing, lawyers for election integrity advocates accuse Georgia election officials of intentionally destroying evidence that could show unauthorized access to the state election system and potential manipulation of election results.
Judge to hear arguments in Georgia voting machine case
A federal judge is considering whether to order Georgia to immediately stop using its outdated voting machines, even as state officials prepare to announce their replacement.
A federal judge is considering whether to order Georgia to immediately stop using its outdated voting machines, even as state officials prepare to announce their replacement.
Watchdog groups call on state elections director to resign
Several watchdog groups are calling on the state's elections director to resign.
Several watchdog groups are calling on the state's elections director to resign.
Gay couple sues over US refusal to recognize kid as citizen
A same-sex couple in Georgia said in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that the U.S. State Department is unconstitutionally refusing to recognize their daughter's rightful American citizenship.
A same-sex couple in Georgia said in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that the U.S. State Department is unconstitutionally refusing to recognize their daughter's rightful American citizenship.
Fulton County, state reach settlement over 2017 frozen property values
Thousands of Fulton County homeowners can breathe a sigh of relief.
Thousands of Fulton County homeowners can breathe a sigh of relief.
Black Georgia lawmaker stands by claim of racially charged checkout confrontation
A pregnant black Georgia lawmaker says she has not changed her claim that she was verbally attacked in a Cobb County grocery store and told to go back where she came from.
A pregnant black Georgia lawmaker says she has not changed her claim that she was verbally attacked in a Cobb County grocery store and told to go back where she came from.
Study: 1.5 million Georgians do not have health insurance
Nearly one and a half million Georgians don't have health coverage. That's the official number released Wednesday as part of a new state report.
Nearly one and a half million Georgians don't have health coverage. That's the official number released Wednesday as part of a new state report.
Clarkston Mayor enters 2020 Senate race
He was the youngest mayor ever elected in Clarkston and now Ted Terry has his sights set on Washington, D.C.
He was the youngest mayor ever elected in Clarkston and now Ted Terry has his sights set on Washington, D.C.
Company wants to mine at edge of protected Okefenokee Swamp
A company is seeking permits to mine minerals near the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp, a vast untamed wilderness that's home to the largest national wildlife refuge in the eastern U.S.
A company is seeking permits to mine minerals near the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp, a vast untamed wilderness that's home to the largest national wildlife refuge in the eastern U.S.
Cyberattacks inflict deep harm at technology-rich schools
Over six weeks, the vandals kept coming, knocking the school system's network offline several times a day.
Over six weeks, the vandals kept coming, knocking the school system's network offline several times a day.
Gov. Kemp names first judge to state business court
Governor Brian Kemp named the first judge to oversee cases taken on by the new statewide business court.
Governor Brian Kemp named the first judge to oversee cases taken on by the new statewide business court.
Georgia opioid task force
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr held the state's 5th Opioid Task Force meeting.
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr held the state's 5th Opioid Task Force meeting.
Judge: Georgia must allow inspection of election databases
A federal judge has ordered Georgia election officials to allow computer experts and lawyers to review the databases used to create ballots and count votes.
A federal judge has ordered Georgia election officials to allow computer experts and lawyers to review the databases used to create ballots and count votes.