The report by State Economist Robert Buschman will shape a week of legislative negotiations on the state budget.

Georgia joins the less than a dozen states that have said they will participate in the federal school voucher program.

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro created the chaos in his country that created a humanitarian crisis that led to people like the killer of Laken Riley into the U.S.

An oversight commission tasked with reviewing the neighborhood improvement plans met for the first time last week.

Georgia's top Republican candidates for statewide office offered no criticism of President Donald Trump after the first year of his second term.

"If they can stop you and ask you to prove that you belong, all of us are in peril," says U.S. senator from Georgia, who serves as senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church.

Julian Bond was barred from the Georgia Legislature in 1966; 60 years later, his son Michael Bond tells the story and reflects on his father's legacy — and sense of humor.

An Atlanta Journal-Constitution records request found Henderson and Henry County Schools dispute her last day of employment.

Julian Bond was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives at the age of 25. As a Black man in 1965, he was not allowed to take the oath.

An Atlanta-area nonprofit was among many told this week that its federal grant funding for mental health programs had been cut off, before the decision was reversed.