Cell phones officially banned in Georgia high schools
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a law banning personal electronic devices in Georgia high schools. The new mandate expands existing restrictions and will take effect for the 2027-28 school year.
Top Videos
Cell phones officially banned in Georgia high schools
Storms roll into North Georgia; weather hampers air travel
Atlanta leaders remember the legendary Ted Turner
Cobb captures man accused in child molestation cases
FOX 5 Storm Chaser tracks oncoming storms
GBI investigating Fulton jail after inmate's limbs removed
What to expect when I-285 West shuts down this weekend
Former Newnan minister sentenced for child exploitation
Roswell students commit to careers in skilled trades
Free prostate screenings aim to close health gaps
Fani Willis rebuffs taxpayer cost queries in Trump prosecution
'Atlanta wouldn't be Atlanta without Ted Turner'
How Ted Turner made Atlanta a media capital
I-285 Westside to fully shut down this weekend
Remembering Ted Turner: The 'Mouth of the South'
Fashion for Furkids: Philanthropy and style at Shiloh Gardens
Florists in Hampton gear up for Mother’s Day rush
Hurricane Preparedness Week: Protecting your home inland
Gov. Kemp signs 'Georgia Early Literacy Act 2026' into law
Ted Turner dies at 87
8AM Top Stories for 05/06/2026
Driver chases child on bike on sidewalk in Spokane
Kemp signs Georgia education package into law
Skyrocketing gas prices in Georgia
