A data center is a technology campus, an investment in the future of Grantville, Georgia, that builds a foundation of reliable power and economic opportunity.
Seven small Georgia towns are hosting the 'Voices and Votes' exhibit in partnership with Georgia Humanities as part of the Smithsonian Institution's Museum on Main Street tour
The General Assembly passed in the state budget $2 million to launch Summer EBT, a youth hunger fighting program Georgia leaders have rejected in the past.
As Georgians vote in the May primary, partisan ballot questions from Democrats and Republicans feel unserious, misleading and disconnected from real issues.
The U.S. Supreme Court on the Voting Rights Act opens the door for Georgia to redraw its U.S. House seats to favor Republican representation in Congress.
Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling could upend Democratic Party representation in Congress and Georgia General Assembly but could also forge new, multiracial coalitions.
Georgia citizens are being harmed by high taxes while the state subsidizes data centers and incents megayacht repairs. Time for a system that works for the ordinary Georgian.
Georgia is experiencing a data center boom, which has created headaches for consumers who worry about rising power bills and a drain on community infrastructure.
Georgia passed tort reform in 2025 and the state's insurance commissioner describes how the legislation resulted in savings for consumers and public entities like MARTA too.
A yellow haze over Atlanta traces back to severe Georgia wildfires, dry wetlands and hurricane debris — and to why forest management matters statewide.
Most neighborhoods oppose a planned rezoning in Southwest Atlanta that would allow a data center near a MARTA station and wonder why some City Council members back it.
Neighbors voted to oppose a proposed data center near Adair Park in Southwest Atlanta. The vote should be a sign to the city that people want development that works for them.
Research shows negative portrayals of Muslims shape public attitude toward them, leading to increased discrimination, hate crimes and psychological distress.
Georgia has not expanded Medicaid, so many residents who worked hard all their lives could never afford the healthcare they needed. They deserve better.
Systemic change is needed to solve the jail crisis in Atlanta and Fulton County, and diversion is key to the success of any long-term efforts to address it.