Perdue’s election fraud claims are ‘conjecture and paranoia’; Dickens adds affordable housing trust fund to proposed budget; Hyundai Motor expected to formally announce Georgia EV plant next week; Kemp signs upcoming year’s budget with teacher pay raises
Special income tax refunds could take months to go out; Eligibility of more than 13,000 voters challenged in Forsyth County; Ex-UGA football player indicted in federal court in clerk’s shooting; Georgia native Lisa Cook confirmed as first Black woman on Fed board
Fulton DA casts rapper Young Thug’s indictment as victory against crime; As the Beltline plans to pass through Buckhead, it’s become neighbor vs. neighbor; Georgia candidate running in wrong House district; Mysterious hepatitis found in ‘several’ Georgia children
Kemp signs $75 million in tax breaks for people who donate to police; Kia’s parent firm planning second Georgia plant; Former Georgia cop fired after sexual indiscretions loses congressional primary in Virginia; Atlanta renovates 271 affordable housing units in the East Lake area
Georgia Power issues bonds to invest in minority vendors, sustainability; Gwinnett parents charged after daughter’s house fire death are on the run; Marjorie Taylor Greene will remain on the ballot; ABC fires Fred Savage from ‘Wonder Years’
Druid Hills High student in custody after lockdown; Georgia Democrats will bid for early presidential primary date; Feds cite two companies in Georgia bridge death; Voter check-in computers come back online after outage in Georgia
Man charged with murder after leaving daughter in car; City of Atlanta fires two employees over alleged ties to bribery scheme; Some metro Atlanta voters getting wrong ballots; GHSA votes to ban transgender athletes from competing based on gender ID
Leaked abortion opinion could herald seismic changes in Georgia; First day of early voting sets a turnout record for Georgia primary; Paul Broun calls rape charge against consultant ‘disturbing’ but won’t cut ties; Decatur man sentenced in January 6th charge
Early voting begins with issues; Special grand jury selected for Fulton DA’s election investigation; State, local officials offer $1.5B to land Rivian project; Atlanta Mayor Dickens replaces a majority of Atlanta Housing board members
Over 80 arrested in large Gwinnett street racing incident; Spelman begins building of $86 million center for arts and innovation; Early voting opens Monday for Georgia primary election; Driver charged after 15 injured in Midtown ‘pedal pub’ crash
Marietta to revisit Juneteenth’s holiday status; COVID-19 research facility in Brookhaven aims to develop better tests; Clayton teachers, parents react to school bookbag ban
New Georgia law allows GBI to investigate elections; Clayton schools banning backpacks, lockers to address ‘spike’ in guns; Groups call on Stone Mountain to cancel Confederate event; Former DeKalb school superintendent says she was blindsided by firing
DeKalb County school board fires Superintendent; Kemp signs $1 billion tax cut bill in his GOP challenger’s home county; Antisemitic incidents in Georgia more than doubled in 2021; Book battle erupts in a Georgia school district;
New details on Georgia Republicans’ actions on and before January 6th attack; Georgia school superintendent says DeKalb mishandled Druid Hills High; Kemp receives NRA endorsement; Should Peachtree Street be car-free once a month?
Uncertainty amid Warner Bros. Discovery merger; Voter registration deadline for Georgia 2022 primary is Monday; ‘We Ready’ rapper Archie Eversole’s brother, charged in his killing; Gwinnett Place team releases two proposals for mall redevelopment
Atlanta ranked No. 3 in U.S. for highest homicide jump during COVID; 13-year-old arrested in shooting at DeKalb skating rink; Georgia state retirees get first pension raise since Great Recession; Man arrested in restaurant security guard’s ‘barbaric’ killing
Parents of 10-year-old killed in Loganville fire face child abuse investigation; Abrams wants judge to stop Kemp’s use of fundraising law before primary; Fulton bars future employees from running for commission; Delta to review flight privileges for mask violators on no-fly list
Federal judge allows effort to disqualify Marjorie Greene from ballot to proceed; Braves, Truist seek tax breaks for Cobb office tower; Mask mandate ends on and Atlanta’s airport; Subtle change may have undermined Georgia automatic voter registration
Suspect in Coweta triple homicide was gun shop customer; Kemp defends comments about minority voter registration in court; Motions hearing scheduled Tuesday for admitted spa shooter; VA proposes massive changes to health-care system in Georgia
Sibling in custody after death in suspected arson; Georgia candidates raise a crush of cash for 2022; Judge extends injunction against Gwinnett DA’s cannabis product ban; Expansion of GA ports pays dividends to economy, companies, jobs
Federal judge rejects Abrams bid to use fundraising law; Officials: ‘Historic’ film studio expansion to brings jobs to South DeKalb; Georgia officials sending team to Druid Hills High after student video
Amazon is UPS’s biggest customer; DeKalb Schools to revisit Druid Hills renovations after student video; Grantville homicides the first in 20+ years for small Coweta town; Ammo maker moves to Georgia
Kemp signs concealed carry bill; The National Urban League's annual State of Black America report; Regents vote not to raise tuition, fees for most Georgia universities; Settlement reached in suit over Fulton jail conditions
Voting rights trial opens; Hartsfield-Jackson reclaims title as world’s busiest airport; Why Georgia Republicans are putting gun measures at heart of 2022 message; Atlanta police find person of interest in fatal shooting at student housing complex
Herschel Walker’s no-show looms over Senate debate; Owner, wife, grandson shot dead in robbery at Coweta gun range; Georgia Republicans see good start for campaigning; Georgia Power’s energy vision comes into focus at hearings
U.S. Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson; Small plane crashes on Cobb Parkway; Another active hurricane season is likely on the way; Smaller Georgia colleges grapple with declining enrollment
TSA catches record number of guns at Hartsfield-Jackson in first quarter; Juneteenth is now a paid state holiday for Georgia employees; Georgia lawmakers set rules of the road for delivery robots; Perdue still lags behind Kemp despite Trump’s help
Georgia legislative session ends with last-minute flurry; Georgia Democrats target Kemp’s ‘criminal carry’ gun law; State board approves plan for private tolls on Georgia 400 express lanes; State lawmakers pass college student aid, campus speech zone bills
DOJ says state impeding investigation of prison violence; Judiciary Committee deadlocks on Jackson nomination; Senate will move forward; Atlanta Mayor Dickens announces new ‘nightlife division’ at first State of the City; Short-term vacation rentals in Atlanta now need a permit to operate
Warnock’s ex-wife takes legal action over child custody; Atheists to hold national convention in Atlanta over Easter weekend; Expanded Marietta homeless shelter to open this spring; Dickens administration revises plan to relocate Forest Cove residents
