(The Center Square) – Georgia's economic outlook ranks 14th in the U.S. in the American Legislative Exchange Council Center for State Fiscal Reform's 2021 Rich States, Poor States competitive index.

ATLANTA - Georgia is joining a growing number of Republican-led states in cutting off federal unemployment benefits to incentivize out-of-work employees to return to their jobs.

GRIFFIN, Georgia (WGCL) -- A man police say drilled holes into the gas tank of a U-Haul truck to steal fuel was arrested Thursday morning.

(The Center Square) – Net tax revenue in Georgia was $2.8 billion in April, representing a $964 million increase, or 52.4%, compared with April 2020, Gov. Brian Kemp's office said.

ATLANTA — Georgia is last in the nation in conducting recertification inspections of its nursing homes, according to a recent media report.

A Delta flight was forced to return to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Sunday night "after coming in contact with birds during takeoff," Delta Air Lines said.

The public health and economic toll the coronavirus pandemic caused are well documented. Perhaps less understood are the social impacts. According to a report from Pew Research Center, young adults in the United States were more likely to be living with at least one parent in July 2020 than at any time since the Great […]

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp has requested a Major Disaster Declaration for severe storms and tornadoes that occurred in the state on March 25-26, based on joint federal, state and local preliminary damage assessments totaling more than $28 million. The disaster declaration was approved by Pres…

ATLANTA — On any given day, Mercy Care’s facility in Atlanta gets more walk-in traffic from patients seeking dental care than the health center can handle.

ATHENS — Carpenter bees are a common sight this time of year and can cause aggravation for homeowners. The large, black and yellow bees begin emerging in March, April and May and can cause unsightly damage — and in some cases significant damage — to wooden structures like the eaves of houses…

GRIFFIN — While peach orchards are a common sight throughout middle and south Georgia — helping the Peach State live up to its name — peach producers need more than just the title to ensure that both long-established groves and newly planted fields are successful.

The COVID-19 pandemic had devastating economic consequences in the United States, grinding entire industries to a halt. One sector that did not suffer, however, was real estate. Driven by the pandemic, existing home sales hit their highest level in nearly a decade and a half in 2020. The median home sale price in the United […]

ATLANTA (WGCL) -- An Atlanta Police Officer is vowing to return to his motorcycle unit, months after being hit by an ATV in the line of duty.

FAYETTE COUNTY (WGCL) -- Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a water gun fight that turned deadly.

UGA alumnus who wrote ‘The Millionaire Next Door’ has a lasting impact.

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Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation Thursday allowing student athletes at Georgia colleges, universities and technical colleges to receive compensation for the use of their name, image and likeness.

ATLANTA - The Georgia Supreme Court will resume conducting oral arguments in person beginning June 9, Chief Justice Harold Melton announced Wednesday.

After a calm night, Tuesday brought more severe weather to the Southeast US, which has already been pummeled by deadly tornadoes.

(The Center Square) – Foster children and students who are identified as homeless will be able to attend Georgia public universities and technical colleges for free, starting July 1.