Currently, medical marijuana is only available to Georgians with approval from their doctor to treat chronic illnesses. This expansion will allow for medical sales in independent pharmacies to reach more patients.
Sen. Ossoff will host a press conference in Marietta to brief Georgia women veterans on his work to expand access for Georgia veterans to partake in breast cancer screenings.
Psychologists, pilots, and representatives from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are working together to evaluate mental health rules for pilots implemented by the FAA.
Sens. Ossoff and Rev. Warnock continue to lead the charge to strengthen the state’s agricultural industries and level the playing field for Georgia’s farmers.
Rep. Cannon was a three-sport athlete for the Colquitt County High School Packers in Moultrie, Georgia from 1993 to 1997. He was a member of the 1994 Colquitt County Packer football team under Coach Jim Hughes that achieved a 15-0 record.
The Georgia Audubon announced Wednesday that it would change its name to Birds Georgia, citing “troublesome revelations” about artist John James Audubon, who was best known for his illustration “The Birds of America.”
A judge Tuesday refused to dismiss misconduct charges against a former Georgia prosecutor accused of hindering the investigation into the 2020 killing of Ahmaud Arbery.
More cooking fires break out on Thanksgiving than any other time — and that's important because Georgia is the top state for cooking fire insurance claims.
According to the White House, Pres. Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will travel to Atlanta Tuesday to attend memorial services for former First Lady Rosalynn Carter.
According to preliminary data from the Governor’s Office of Highway safety, crash reports show there were 15 passenger vehicle occupant fatalities reported in 2022 during the thanksgiving holiday period.
This comes after the humanitarian, close advisor and 77-year partner of President Jimmy Carter passed away at 96 in Plains, Georgia on Sunday, Nov. 19.
A life full of selfless good deeds and countless timeless memories, that’s what kind of life many people in Plains say Rosalynn Carter lived as they continue to mourn her a day after her passing.
The North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church voted Saturday to accept the decision of 261 congregations to leave the denomination over a divide on LGBTQ issues.
Dr. Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King, said her mom, Coretta Scott King, formed a special bond with the former first lady. The bond created a strong alliance between the two families.
U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg issued a 135-page ruling late Friday in a long-running lawsuit filed by activists who want the state to ditch its electronic voting machines in favor of hand-marked paper ballots.
A 7-year-old in Columbus is dead after suffering complications from the flu, and her parents say other parents should pay attention to any symptoms if their child is sick.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is on a pre-election day tour across the state to talk about the many concerns about the potential for election fraud.
Georgia says it will appeal a judge’s order to redraw some congressional and state legislative districts, but that it won’t fight in court to pause the order for now, meaning a special session later this month to draw new lines is likely to proceed.
