Georgia's legislative session ended with few wins for environmentalists and consumer advocates concerned about the Okefenokee, data centers and rising power bills.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture canceled or paused at least $1.5 billion in funding that had been approved in the waning days of the Biden administration.

A bill to shield manufacturers of crop chemicals from liability passed both chambers of the Georgia legislature, and now Gov. Brian Kemp will have the final say.

Hundreds of millions of federal dollars meant to help Georgians make their homes more energy efficient have begun to flow through the state.

The U.S. and Georgia both notched record-breaking years for new solar installation in 2024. A new industry report warns that momentum might not last.

Southern Company had a dip in fourth quarter earnings due to impact from Hurricane Helene, but saw its full-year profits grow.

State environmental regulators have proposed fining the city of Atlanta nearly $300,000 for wastewater violations at the RM Clayton treatment plant.

A least $1 billion in projects designed to modernize Georgia’s power grid remains in limbo amid President Trump's efforts to freeze certain federal funding.

Arrests by immigration agents have driven uncertainty and concerns for some businesses and community leaders.

Georgia is not as vulnerable as California, but experts say overdevelopment or poor management of wooded areas combined with shifts in climate could increase the threat.