Georgia News

The Georgia Department of Labor braces for intensified challenges amid federal layoffs and looming funding constraints.

The projects, at least for now, aren’t necessarily thought-provoking journeys into the human condition, but they’re putting crews to work.

A Marietta reader warns of the impact of school lunch cuts. An Atlanta reader defends NPR and PBS. A Kennesaw reader criticizes the Frost family’s alleged fraud.

A list of those who received donations from the more than $1.4 million given by Brant Frost IV, his family, his companies and the Georgia Republican Assembly PAC.

Carmine the coyote roamed the northwest metro Atlanta area trying to befriend dogs before he was relocated to a wildlife sanctuary in 2020. Five years later, is he happy?

Metro Atlanta’s industrial market at the end of June posted its first quarter of negative net absorption — a measure of whether a sector is growing or shrinking — since 2011.

Former UGA coach Mark Richt who moved to Miami joked that former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck is making more money than Richt for his move, also to the University of Miami.

Hardship appeals will be considered but will be difficult to win for the new bylaw, which will apply to athletes who transfer for a second time after Aug. 1.

On-air pitches framed the investments in First Liberty business loans as part of the “patriot economy.”

WABE is preparing to operate without federal funds after Congress cut support for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funds NPR, PBS and local stations.