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gpbnews has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in October 2018. The social media accounts linked to from gpbnews are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, gpbnews has populated their site with: • Parkinson’s breakthroughs remind RaceTrac runners — and Michael J. Fox — to keep going • www.gpb.org • Colin Gray, father of convicted Apalachee school shooter, faces sentencing Thursday | Georgia Public Broadcasting • In partisan times, are data centers the one thing to unite people? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • All aboard? GDOT asks residents to weigh in on restoring passenger train service to Macon | Georgia Public Broadcasting • State agencies should plan to freeze spending, budget office says | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The grass looks healthy. But most of Georgia's marshes are losing their roots to sea level rise | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Analysis: More 'guardrails' needed to prevent police misuse of Flock cameras | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Dr. Erica Schwartz confirmed as CDC director, filling a leadership vacuum | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Effingham County residents are coming to grips with their neighbor-to-be: OpenAI | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Ossoff launches investigation into impact of AI on children | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia data centers likely to demand more energy than the state can provide | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Artist Steve Allen offers chance to see Olympic memories and afrofuturism at Hammonds House | Georgia Public Broadcasting • DeKalb teacher remembered as a hero after dying while trying to save child in Myrtle Beach | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Schools implement literacy bill changes as school year starts | Georgia Public Broadcasting • ASO chamber quartet plays pop hits for memory loss community as part of brain health study | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Ossoff calls opponent Mike Collins 'a scandal piñata' at Atlanta rally | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Both candidates for Georgia governor emphasize character in weekend events | Georgia Public Broadcasting • U.S. Senate hearing on book bans probes censorship attempts in local libraries • Teenager pleads guilty to all 55 counts in 2024 fatal shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Thomas attended fundraisers for conservative political group, ProPublica report says • 'Greenhouse grown' food with hydroponic technology protects produce like lettuce from Cyclospora | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Spivey Hall's Katie Lehman looks to elevate both concerts and community • How the YMCA helped build youth soccer in Atlanta and the nation | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A Fork in the Road Podcast: Sapelo Island Cultural Revitalization Society - Part 2 • Nonprofits identify nearly 700 warehouses in Savannah area, largely due to port expansion | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton County sheriff faces pushback over plans to outsource inmates to jails as far as Mississippi • Trump visits Marietta, promoting economic policy and Georgia Republican candidates | Georgia Public Broadcasting • OpenAI plans to build a $20B data center campus in Effingham County. It could be Georgia's largest yet | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton County district attorney's office investigator accidentally shoots self in leg at courthouse • CSB releases cause of 2024 fire at BioLab in Conyers, calling the incident 'completely unacceptable' | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Warnock introduces legislation to improve child care workforce at National Head Start Conference • Birds Georgia receives a conservation grant to remove invasive species near the Chattahoochee River • Freak accident or cover-up? Family sues decade after Georgia teen found dead in gym mat • Third fuel spill to reach Flint River this year traced to broken bolt at Atlanta airport • Georgia in Play: Taking care of yourself — body, mind and soul • Will England return to Atlanta for the World Cup soccer semifinal? Social media hopes so | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Prosecutors worried gangsters might attack a Georgia jury. Here’s how they protected them • Judge sets potential trial date for suspected Apalachee shooter Colt Gray | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Second yellow-legged hornet nest found near Savannah, after species ‘very likely’ entered via port • Mosquito trap in Atlanta tests positive for West Nile virus | Georgia Public Broadcasting • State lawmaker gets married at the Georgia Capitol • Judge rejects Justice Department attempt to get names of 2020 election workers in Fulton County | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Macon to house one-of-a-kind center for people with disabilities • Data center power plant company from Texas gets warned it may be violating Georgia law | Georgia Public Broadcasting • There have been attempts to censor more than 1,900 library book titles so far in 2023 • Georgia is on track for a record-high turtle nesting season. What's behind the good news | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Pro-Ukraine group releases Georgia GOP congressional scorecard • Emory research helps lead to new FDA-approved treatment for aggressive breast cancer | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Hyundai rushing to open Georgia plant because of law rewarding domestic electric vehicle production • The search for how to best use music to treat people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Lawyers say alternate Georgia GOP electors 'did their duty' in casting phony votes • Who owns Tybee Island's ‘no man’s land?' • At 91, Georgia's longest serving sheriff says he won't seek another term in 2024 • Supreme Court allows Trump administration to end protections for thousands of Haitians, Syrians | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta to release copies of 'Stop Cop City' petitions, even as referendum is stuck in legal limbo • A meta-analysis by UGA identifies the most effective GLP-1 med for weight loss | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Quavo steps up advocacy against gun violence after his nephew Takeoff's shooting death • Conservation groups demand congressional oversight of new plans for Cumberland Island | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Study: Georgia cities and towns may need to adjust zoning for greater housing density • As officials prepare for election law changes, they say voter experience won't change in November | Georgia Public Broadcasting • GOP governors call for more aggressive federal stand on illegal immigration • Federal prosecutors release indictment multi-state prison contraband and drone conspiracy • Georgia awarded $1.3M for imperiled species conservation • Georgia Power has a massive plan for new power lines. What does that mean for the homes near them? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Historic Savannah public housing complex should be demolished and rebuilt, consultant says • Over a year after USAID, the path for Georgia peanuts to reach starving kids is still unclear | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Cobb County students organize against divisive concept bans • An extreme summer storm killed thousands of fish in the Chattahoochee River. Could it happen again? • Georgia flags three beaches for elevated fecal bacteria levels | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Gwinnett County plans a public transit overhaul. But funding is uncertain • DHS quietly ends plan to convert Social Circle warehouse into ICE detention center | Georgia Public Broadcasting • State-run, land-grant HBCUs are owed more than $13 billion, the White House says • GOP's Jackson, Collins win runoffs for governor, Senate to face Bottoms and Ossoff in November | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Portman looks to reshape Amsterdam Walk along Atlanta BeltLine • Georgia Rep. Collins will challenge Ossoff in high-profile Senate matchup | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Clark Atlanta University sets up fund to help students affected by flooding on campus • The FIFA World Cup will bring tourism, soccer fans — and the risk of infectious diseases | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New signs solicit donations for Savannah homeless facilities as alternative to giving to panhandlers • First Beltline transit pilot takes Atlanta residents from train to trail in self-driving shuttles | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Why don’t Coastal Georgia warehouses have solar on their roofs? • 'A wounded Southern gentleman': New Gregg Allman documentary explores rock legend's complexities | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Judge will hold hearing on ex-DOJ official's request to move Georgia election case to federal court • Atlanta-based Peabo Bryson, known for duets from 'Aladdin' and 'Beauty and the Beast,' dies at 75 • Warnock calls on Atlanta officials to be more transparent about 'Stop Cop City' referendum • Georgia-caught? Maybe not: Over half of Savannah restaurants misidentified shrimp source, study says • US Soccer Federation plans national training center and new headquarters in Atlanta • Gas prices set to rise as Georgia tax suspension expires • A Fork in the Road Podcast: Sapelo Island Cultural Revitalization - Part 1 • U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms host joint rally • A new federal model for rural hospitals may help them stay open. So far, Georgia has only one • Congressional spending to reach Georgia hospitals, healthcare agencies | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A judge must now decide if Georgia voting districts are racially discriminatory after a trial ended • Savannah officials want clean energy ahead of storm season, amid lapse in federal funding • Salvation South - How Folk Music Works • U.S. men’s soccer team arrives at new facility in Georgia for World Cup training • He has waited in jail nearly 9 years. Could trial for alleged Craigslist killer come soon? • Suspected Apalachee shooter Colt Gray makes his first court appearance after his father's conviction • A men’s movement takes reins in a nationwide quest to end abortion • 'That land is always gonna be changed.’ Screven County farmers fear new gas pipeline’s impact • Georgia animal shelters join national adoption weekend to save pet lives • Migrating manatees stranded for several hours in a Savannah Harbor marina | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The Baseball Hall of Fame is turning into Banana Land • Why Donnie is one of the most anticipated performers at the 2026 Atlanta Jazz Festival | Georgia Public Broadcasting • GPB News launches Georgia in Play; inaugural show discusses Music Midtown, Peach Jam and more • Ahead of World Cup former CNN Center reopens as The CTR in downtown Atlanta | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Sen. Jon Ossoff asks Attorney General for investigation into Clayton County jail • A Georgia city, slated for a massive immigration warehouse, sues ICE | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia sees slight uptick in unemployment • 'We’re pretty low.' Georgia's Ogeechee River is visibly shallow amid the state's extreme drought | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 6 'Soldiers of Christ' members are in custody after a woman's body was found in a car trunk • A South Georgia food bank resumes its weekly schedule as demand rises | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Ossoff to state: Reject mining near Okefenokee • Injured U.S. military veterans find relief and awe swimming with a whale shark at Georgia Aquarium | Georgia Public Broadcasting • This couple is heading to Music Midtown to save lives with opioid overdose reversal spray • Volunteers had 1 week. They built 24 homes. Carter Work Project returns to Atlanta after 40 years | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia film industry generates $4.1 billion in fiscal ’23 • 'We have to find our joy no matter what.' Michelle Buteau says happiness has a place in comedy, too • DA prosecutes Camden murder trial from 2021 fatal police raid • Wildfires threatened endangered species found only in two counties | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Judge blames Atlanta officials for confusion over 'Stop Cop City' referendum campaign • Camden becomes first county on the coast to adopt data center moratorium | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia in Play • Ted Turner, trailblazing CNN founder, conservationist and philanthropist, dies at 87 • In Georgia, Trump's latest indictment deepens a GOP divide • Justice Department seeks the names of 2020 election workers in Georgia's Fulton County | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Researchers with Marcus Autism Center are diagnosing autism in young children based on eye movement • A tiny, ‘gorgeous’ bird is vanishing from Georgia wetlands. GCSU is tracking them | Georgia Public Broadcasting • ‘A few millionaires will come and build’: County board rezones Sapelo Island's Gullah Geechee area • Resident-led walking tours offer fresh perspective on Atlanta public spaces | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Watch Georgia principal compete on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ • Late U.S. Rep. David Scott honored at Georgia Capitol memorial service | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Bahamas fugitive arrested in Valdosta • Kemp won't order redistricting in Georgia after Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Overwhelmed with mental health calls, six rural sheriffs make their own plan for better response • A Georgia grandmother donated her kidney to a stranger. Then she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro • Maternal vaccines already help protect infants against flu. New shots may also reduce risks of RSV • In debates for the secretary of state race, a broad consensus to change voting machines forms | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Dunwoody Dino House gets 30-day reprieve while council mulls sign ordinance • China will send giant pandas to Atlanta again | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How to see a newly discovered green comet this week, before it vanishes for 400 years • Atlanta may host the 2028 Democratic National Convention | Georgia Public Broadcasting • ​​​​​​​Georgians get a break at the pump as Kemp temporarily suspends gas tax • UPDATES: Fires spread across South Georgia amid drought conditions, 91 counties under burn ban | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Owner reunited with her dog that roamed the Atlanta airport for 3 weeks • Drought-fueled South Georgia wildfires spread smoke across the state and region | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'Stop Cop City' petition campaign in limbo after signatures presented to Atlanta officials • Rep. David Scott, a Georgia Democrat seeking his 13th term in Congress, dies at age 80 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton County considers outsourcing to other facilities after deaths of 10 inmates • Georgia’s refugees can no longer access to SNAP. How are nonprofit agencies managing the fallout? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • What indictments did (and didn't) come from the special purpose grand jury's report? • These Georgia senior living facilities are among the best in U.S. Did your area's make the list? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New COVID vaccines get FDA approval • Former CNN Center will transform into cultural hub for World Cup | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Ceremonies held across Georgia to remember the attacks of 9/11 • Georgia's wildfire activity is 'on the uptick,' with no end in to drought in sight | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Tort reform fight returning to General Assembly • From 'Building Bombs' to 'Capriccio,' filmmakers reflect on the Atlanta Film Festival at 50 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia lawmakers consider shrinking state’s dual enrollment options for high school students • The 'Parkie Picklers' take to the courts to slow Parkinson's disease progression | Georgia Public Broadcasting • City of Atlanta doubles down on inclusivity with its new language guide • 'It weighs on me.' A 2024 election law deadline looms with no set way to implement it yet | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New CDC director wants to build relationships with lawmakers and restore trust in public health • Vice President JD Vance comments on Iran negotiations in Georgia visit | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Study shows over a quarter of public college professors in Georgia are considering leaving the jobs • Vice President JD Vance will visit Georgia on Tuesday | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Judge rejects Mark Meadows' efforts to move Georgia racketeering case to federal court • A lo-fi celebration of America's 250th birthday is coming to a playlist near you | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Coco Gauff wins the U.S. Open for her first Grand Slam title at age 19 • Schools could lose most if property tax legislation becomes law | Georgia Public Broadcasting • It’s lovebug season, Georgia. Here’s how to get rid of them and keep them off your car • Artemis II has Americans thinking about settling space. But what does society look like on the moon? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Macon's visitor center is offering its first Spanish-language tour • Republican Clay Fuller wins 14th Congressional District runoff, claims Marjorie Taylor Greene's seat | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Taxpayer dollars at work: What your U.S. senators from Georgia are doing the week ending Sept. 8 • Why even after close to two years, it will still be the early days of Hurricane Helene recovery | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Salvation South - The Blind Man Runs • What to expect in Georgia's special congressional runoff | Georgia Public Broadcasting • In rural Georgia, Senate study committee looks at how to address medical workforce concerns • Angel Reese traded from Chicago Sky to Atlanta Dream for first-round draft picks in 2027 and 2028 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Slave descendants on Georgia island fighting to keep protections that helped them keep their land • Could the Legislature be back for a second session this year? An 'irreconcilable' deadline looms | Georgia Public Broadcasting • MARTA partners with Georgia DNR to transform old railcars into marine reefs • 2026 legislative session ends with concerns of a possible special session | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Judge releases full special purpose grand jury report that led to Trump indictment in Georgia • DHS pauses new immigrant warehouse purchases amid review of Noem-era contracts | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Delta Air Lines says it has protected its planes against interference from 5G wireless signals • The Masters: When it starts, how to watch, betting odds for golf's first major of 2026 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • SAG-AFTRA Atlanta Local talks negotiations, AI, revenue in the age of streaming • Georgians join millions across the country for ‘No Kings’ protests | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta filmmaker explores racial integration of schools in his hometown • Seven months later, the government still hasn't fixed CDC's shot-up windows | Georgia Public Broadcasting • CDC director: Latest increase in COVID-19 cases shows virus here to stay • Social Circle community leaders gather at state Capitol to share concerns over planned ICE facility | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The Michelin Guide is coming to Atlanta. Is it worth $1 million? • Congress loses a flying perk as DHS shutdown continues | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Tom Brady will toss passes for Delta Air Lines. The retired quarterback will be a strategic adviser • Historic Floyd County courthouse catches fire | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia Ports Authority pledges $6 million for affordable housing in Savannah area • Georgia legislature extends cellphone ban to high schools | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Federal judge rules Georgia can resume enforcing ban on hormone treatment for transgender minors • ICE officers will begin assisting TSA as shutdown frustrates travelers and screeners | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Battleground: Ballot Box | 19 defendants, two courthouses and a flurry of filings • Gov. Kemp signs 60-day state gas tax suspension amid rising prices from Iran war | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'I want to be their new favorite': Atlanta punk music label signs diverse group of inaugural artists • Woman charged with attempted murder under Georgia abortion law | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton County DA's office says election interference RICO trial would take 4 months • Social Circle city leaders back decision to keep water service shut off to future ICE detention site | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 61 indicted in Georgia on racketeering charges connected to 'Stop Cop City' movement • Atlanta TSA address long lines, staffing issues amid partial government shutdown | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Mayors statewide urge governor and lawmakers to pass gun reform laws • ‘Really difficult choice.’ Columbus pantry cancels distribution due to food shortage | Georgia Public Broadcasting • ‘I couldn’t believe it’: Kennesaw State University student makes 2024 Olympic speed climbing team • Craft brewers looking for General Assembly to ease restrictions • Social Circle puts ICE warehouse plan on ice with water meter lock | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Smyre tapped to serve in U.N. General Assembly • Is Atlanta still the ‘Hollywood of the South’? A film boomtown faces a test | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A Georgia trial arguing redistricting harmed Black voters could decide control of a US House seat • Can't find a therapist on your insurance plan? That could be a violation of mental health parity law | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Trump and allies enter big week for election 2020 election interference indictment charges • Who will win at the 2026 Academy Awards? Here are GPB's picks for an Oscar | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Senate returns and faces deadline to avoid shutdown and questions about McConnell • Trump-backed Clay Fuller and Democrat Shawn Harris vie for US House Seat in GA runoff | Georgia Public Broadcasting • CNN's new Little Richard documentary is a worthy tribute to the rock 'n' roll legend • Georgia special election to replace MTG tests the power of Trump's endorsement | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 4 things to know on Labor Day — from the Hot Labor Summer to the Hollywood strikes • Georgians with disabilities, advocates describe an urgent need for support | Georgia Public Broadcasting • There's a growing number of black vulture deaths by bird flu. That worries UGA researchers | Georgia Public Broadcasting • He was a top church official who criticized Trump. He says Christianity is in crisis • Inside the Atlanta clinic at the center of the Oscar-nominated film 'The Devil Is Busy' | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia fires football staffer who survived fatal crash, less than a month after lawsuit • At a 'Ghost Bike' ceremony, a memorial to a Georgia cyclist and a call for safer roads | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New tax credit helps teens transition to independence after aging out of foster care • Henry County teen surprised with VIP basketball vacation from legend Shaquille O’Neal | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 2024 elections: ‘Hold on tight,’ Raffensperger says • House passes bill allowing pharmacists to prescribe contraceptives | Georgia Public Broadcasting • South Georgia lawyer sentenced in Jan. 6 attack on U.S. Capitol • The Colin Gray verdict is in. Now local and national voices look to the future | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia kids would need parental permission to join social media if Senate Republicans get their way • As ICE detention center plans loom, Warnock tours Social Circle's aged water infrastructure | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Rapid housing initiative moves forward with $4 million investment • Georgia Power plans to truck 2M tons of coal ash through Macon. How will it work? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Movie extras worry they'll be replaced by AI. Hollywood is already doing body scans • Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger One-on-One Interview | Georgia Public Broadcasting • This 'American Idol' novelty singer was present for major civil rights events • Data center bill stalls after last-minute change opposed by industry finds support | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Savannah Morning News staff vote against unionizing, amid employee departures at Gannett-owned paper • Running Down a Dream: Remembering Jeff Galloway • Atlanta road closures near Fulton Courthouse: How long will they last? • Judge orders Fulton County and U.S. government to mediation over seized 2020 election records | Georgia Public Broadcasting • City to celebrate music history with ATL 50 Hip Hop events • Feds announce $26.5 billion loan for electric power expansion in Georgia and Alabama | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New funding helps Macon nonprofit expand small business loan program • Department of Homeland Security purchases a warehouse in Oakwod for another ICE detention center | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Battleground: Ballot Box | How Georgia's recent elections planted seeds for future conspiracies • Mother testifies she urged Colin Gray to lock up guns before Apalachee High shooting in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How the fake electors in seven states are central to the Trump Jan. 6 indictment • 'We’ve always been here.' High Museum adds Black Appalachian photography to collection | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Historic Atlanta home with ties to ‘golden age of Hollywood’ on the market • Leadership, empathy, community. For Georgia maestra Tamara Dworetz, musicmaking is about the people | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Macon Film Festival to honor film and music producer Dallas Austin • Remaking R.E.M.: Meet the tribute bands keeping the music alive | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Family of man who died in bedbug-infested cell in Georgia jail reaches settlement with county • Supreme Court strikes down on tariffs one day after Trump promotes economy during Georgia visit | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Taxpayer dollars at work: What your U.S. senators from Georgia are doing the week ending Aug. 4 • Social Circle learns more about DHS plans for ICE detention in the city — and the nation | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Narrative Edge - Julia Franks: The Say So • Savannah icon Miriam Center, who stood out in a bygone era, dies at 99 • 'Great American Recipe' finalist Leanna Pierre is using her platform to educate on food insecurity • ICE bought a warehouse in Social Circle, Ga. The city wishes it hadn't | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia environmental agency names staffer to lead efforts to regulate coal ash, Okefenokee mining • NAACP asks judge to protect against 'misuse' of voter data seized by FBI in Georgia's Fulton County • WATCH: Macon mayor pushes back against ABC's 'The View' after Jason Aldean song controversy • Public health workers reflect on a year since mass layoffs at the CDC | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Columbus man to open only record shop in the city so people can ‘experience’ music • Can Social Circle handle housing for 10,000 ICE detainees? One expert talks logistics | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Trump drops duplicate lawsuit to challenge election probe and Fulton DA • Trial to begin in Georgia for the father of the Apalachee High School shooting suspect | Georgia Public Broadcasting • State senator recalls 2020 meeting with Trump team 'was like getting a bomb dropped on my life' • Georgia's First African American Little League Baseball Team to be Recognized in Atlanta • GDOT: ‘No final completion date’ for I-16/I-75 interchange expansion • ‘That’s the legacy’: Filmmaker Spike Lee brings 'School Daze' back to Atlanta 38 years later | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The Poet Life aims to stop kids from smoking through the art of poetry • President Trump wants the federal government to run elections in Atlanta. Is that possible? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta Police link recent ‘Cop City’ arson attacks to fire at Westside youth center • Are racial politics behind recent Georgia court district splits? One journalist thinks so • Led by Georgia alum coach, Seahawks ride 'Dark Side' defense to Super Bowl win over Patriots 29-13 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Zoo Atlanta breaks ground on new veterinary complex • Footage released of FBI search and seizure of Fulton County records tied to the 2020 elections | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Gov. Kemp’s ‘unprecedented’ budget surplus should help Georgians in need, analysts say • Man who sent antisemitic postcards to Georgia Jewish leaders gets 5-year prison term for hate crime | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Ossoff touts successes in extending care for service members and national security improvement • For Alvin Ailey dancers, honoring Black History Month in Atlanta is a joyful tradition | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia district attorneys fight a new law that could remove them from office • With the promise of quintupled tax revenue, the City of Forsyth approves data center zoning | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Too hot to work: how climate change is driving calls for worker safety • DHS pursues plans to use a Social Circle warehouse to house as many as 10K ICE detainees | Georgia Public Broadcasting • LaGrange College to start offering aviation minor this fall • ‘Everything is on the table’ as Georgia lawmakers consider lifting hospital construction limits • Testing after BioLab fire missed additional dangerous chemicals, experts say | Georgia Public Broadcasting • ‘The Enslaved People Project’: Historic Macon-Bibb courthouse records on view at the Tubman Museum • U.S. Coast Guard report details multiple errors that led to bridge-crane collision in Savannah | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Feds say Georgia fugitive defrauded Christian charities, pocketed millions meant for Bibles in China • Takeaways from investigation into the toxic forever chemical legacy of the South’s carpet industry | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton sheriff: Trump will be treated 'like everyone else' if indicted on criminal charges in Fulton • Deer may communicate via glowing marks invisible to our eyes | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Renewed call for paper ballots in Georgia flares up at crowded State Election Board meeting • Where do you climb from rock bottom? State senate mulls sober living and recovery housing in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia was mentioned 48 times in federal indictment of Donald Trump • American Cancer Society reports an increase in the five-year survival rate for all cancers | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The new CDC director outlines 3 steps to rebuild trust with the public • What does the FBI's seizure of Fulton County ballots mean for elections? An explainer | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Black community leaders call for accountability and action after Heritage Bowl violence • Snow expected this weekend in several parts of Georgia. What to know | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Salvation South - Why the First Line Matters • FBI executes search warrant at Fulton County elections office near Atlanta | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Residents of Social Circle, pop. 5,000, fear rumors that ICE could triple their population | Georgia Public Broadcasting • As criticism of ICE mounts, Carter urges expansion to Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta celebrates groundbreaking on city's first bike park | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Blood donors are urgently needed in Georgia after ice storm | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton County won't pursue felony charge against former PSC candidate who took Georgia Power secrets | Georgia Public Broadcasting • UPDATES: Winter storm projected to affect Georgia. Kemp declares State of Emergency | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How Georgia aids in the immigration push without fighting in the street | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Gov. Brian Kemp tells Georgia to secure food and gas before forecasted winter storm | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Slave descendants take a fight to protect their Georgia island homes to voters | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Outrage over surge of data centers in Georgia inspires wave of bipartisan bills | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 6 essential events to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day • Amid funding threats, nearby measles, and vaccine changes, Ga. public health board hasn’t met in months • Camden takes back old Gilman Paper site in St. Marys • Glynn brings turtle-friendly lighting plan to residents • Georgia high schoolers are using gene editing technology to diagnose Lyme disease faster | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia public health department confirms the state's first measles case of 2026 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Three dead and a dozen hospitalized after violence at Washington State Prison | Georgia Public Broadcasting • GA one of fastest growing states of 2025, U-Haul says. Here are all the states it beat | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Creepy silverfish thrive in winter in GA. Here’s how to keep them out of your home | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How turkey hunters may cause turkey hens to have more daughters | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Volunteers assemble thousands of opioid overdose kits for schools across Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Trump seeks $6.2 million in legal fees from Fani Willis' office over election interference case | Georgia Public Broadcasting • USDA sets 'bridge payment' amounts as farmers wait for long-term solutions | Georgia Public Broadcasting • This Georgia mayor pushes hard for data centers in small town Grantville. Here’s why | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Environmental samples from BioLab fire could contain ‘Erin Brokovich’ carcinogen | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Logistics, timber and manufacturing head up a big year for job loss in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Weeping Time land: Group works to buy, build memorial | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How boxer Joe Louis went from heavyweight champ to civil rights advocate | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia flu-associated deaths tick up in most recent report with possibility for another surge | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Officials in Social Circle say they don’t want, can't handle federal immigration detention center | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta over halfway toward building, preserving 20,000 affordable housing units | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia judge tosses landmark racketeering charges against 'Cop City' protesters | Georgia Public Broadcasting • One Georgia New Year's Eve tradition returns while others continue. Another is radically changed | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A host of Georgia laws will take effect New Year's Day | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Alicia Johnson to become first Black woman elected to Georgia's Public Service Commission • In a Georgia city rich in history, an iconic building is listed for sale | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia State's telescope array spotted exploding stars with higher resolution than ever — twice | Georgia Public Broadcasting • More Georgians with ACA coverage are eligible for health savings accounts in 2026 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Winter bird migrations pose some challenges during ongoing avian influenza outbreak | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How not to get scammed for holidays — or any time of the year | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Waiting on Christmas deliveries. Should Georgians still worry about USPS delays? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Amid HUD changes to funding to help the homeless, Georgia groups try to plan for what's next | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia PSC gives the greenlight to Georgia Power's massive data center spurred expansion | Georgia Public Broadcasting • US Department of Justice sues Georgia over access to voter information | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The wait is over. Atlanta naturalization ceremony swears in 90 new U.S. citizens | Georgia Public Broadcasting • What are the implications of the newly released Trump-Ralston phone call on the 2020 election? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fulton County DA Fani Willis testifies before the state Senate in a contentious hearing | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'We're just holding our breath.' Toy shop owner faces tariff cost pressure in the holidays | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation grants $6.3 million to six Atlanta School Districts for sports access | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Net piracy vs. free speech? What to know about Atlanta-based Cox's Supreme Court fight with Sony | Georgia Public Broadcasting • In five-part series, ProPublica examines Phoebe Putney's powerful role in the city of Albany | Georgia Public Broadcasting • FEMA to send Georgia more than $300 million in Hurricane Helene relief after accusations of delays | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The Justice Department has now sued 18 states in an effort to access voter data | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'Just selling us out for money': DeKalb residents voice opposition to data centers during town hall | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia Power aims to end fears of leaving customers with data center costs with 'last minute' deal | Georgia Public Broadcasting • State Election Board considers rules on when to use hand-marked ballots in election emergencies | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Athens' Legion Pool is historic. But it may be slated for conversion into parking and greenspace | Georgia Public Broadcasting • In two-day effort at sea, team partially frees whale of fishing gear off Georgia coast | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'I worry about destabilizing': Atlanta parents react to school closure approval | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fire insurance company sues BioLab for millions after 2024 fire | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New law could mean Fulton County taxpayers will foot Trump's legal bill | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Gainesville High cleared for quarterfinal amid 34-player brawl suspensions | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia farmworker and justice groups sue the Trump adminsitration over new labor rule | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How rising sea levels could spread pollution from Georgia's coastal factories | Georgia Public Broadcasting • This ladybug lookalike tries to stow away in warm homes during the winter | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Looking for holiday fun? Try these 3 uniquely Georgia experiences | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A visit to an iconic 'Stranger Things' location on the eve of the show's final season | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Concerto redux: Behind the scenes with R.E.M.'s Mike Mills and violinist Robert McDuffie in Macon | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A proposed change to THC regulations could impact Georgia businesses | Georgia Public Broadcasting • PSC staff tells commission Georgia Power's request for new capacity could cost customers money | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Days after federal shutdown's end, statewide assistance program for power bills still faces delays | Georgia Public Broadcasting • After break with Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene will resign | Georgia Public Broadcasting • She's 'hitting the nail on the head.' Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's constituents stand behind her | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'Not guilty.' Another mistrial in case of deputies charged with murder in 2017 death of Eurie Martin | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Washington County jury deliberates in trial of sheriff's deputies charged with murder | Georgia Public Broadcasting • See where Georgia ranks on the latest annual report for infant and maternal health | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Minnie Evans' 'Lost World' is a reminder of the stories art tells about the South | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Billions are getting cut from health care. For some rural hospitals, growing is part of the solution | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Lawmakers weigh seismic changes to Georgia’s voting equipment | Georgia Public Broadcasting • She wanted to keep her son in his school district. It was more challenging than it seemed | Georgia Public Broadcasting • New prosecutor to take on Georgia election case against Trump and others | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Some Korean workers detained in Georgia immigration raid have returned to their jobs at Hyundai site | Georgia Public Broadcasting • US appeals court upholds hate crime convictions of 3 white men in 2020 killing of Ahmaud Arbery | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Shareholders of Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern support $85 billion rail merger | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia Tech names public policy school after Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'I cannot wait.' Young athletes celebrate Atlanta women's soccer pro league expansion announcement | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgians navigate new health care costs as ACA subsidies hang in the balance | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A blast of Arctic air freezes Georgia. Warming shelters open in Atlanta and farm growing season ends | Georgia Public Broadcasting • ‘One of the Great Careers’: Remembering Hall of Famer and Former Hawks Coach Lenny Wilkens • Georgia high school marching band invited to perform in 2027 London New Year's Day parade | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A rise in food insecurity is seen in Woodstock. 'The need has grown as our city has grown' | Georgia Public Broadcasting • What to do if your flight is delayed or canceled during the U.S. government shutdown | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Right whales return to Georgia coast | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'I've never seen it this bad.' Georgia food systems strain under shutdown pressure | Georgia Public Broadcasting • An Atlanta civil rights museum just reopened after four years. Now it’s double the size | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta Community Food Bank pulls $5 million from reserves as city steps up during shutdown | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'Fourth wave' of opioid epidemic: Older adult deaths by fentanyl also show stimulant use | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Senate report details dozens of cases of medical neglect in federal immigration detention centers | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The Trump administration is hiring more ICE agents. What training do they receive? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Bears in GA are hungrier and more aggressive right now. Don’t play dead, follow these tips | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Fans of Okefenokee Swamp call on Kemp to support permanent land protections after mining scare | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Former Public Service Commission candidate arrested for stealing Georgia Power trade secrets | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A ‘wave’ of data center ordinances sweep through GA counties. How strict are they? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia clean energy job growth is cooling, new study says | Georgia Public Broadcasting • A rodent and mice invasion is coming to GA. Here’s why and how to keep them away | Georgia Public Broadcasting • State election panel recommends ending no-excuse absentee voting in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'Health care cannot wait.' Warnock speaks on government shutdown | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Man who planned to 'shoot up' Atlanta airport is arrested in terminal following tip, police say | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia will continue to use election equipment under Liberty Votes ownership, spokesperson says | Georgia Public Broadcasting • The price of a paycheck: one town's ICE dilemma • With new cuts at CDC, some fear there's 'nobody to answer the phone' | Georgia Public Broadcasting • 'Frustrated, worried, disappointed': Georgia doctors deal with fallout of Tylenol and autism claims | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Parents and students trade car rides for community connection with Atlanta Bike Bus | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia school chief indicted for alleged kickback scheme in Illinois school district | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Coyote populations grow back quickly after removal, according to a University of Georgia study | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Feds spend nearly $1 million weekly on ICE recruitment ads targeting Georgians | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Tourism sets new record in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Mario Guevara, a journalist arrested covering a protest near Atlanta, deported to native El Salvador | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Ga. Supreme Court upholds citizens’ right to vote to repeal Sapelo zoning | Georgia Public Broadcasting • USDA will stop reporting food insecurity, childhood hunger data used by Georgia policymakers | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Federal government shutdown: How Georgia could be affected | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Meet the banded birds of Gwinnett County | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia Tech opens new aerospace lab with two major partnerships underway | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story | Georgia Public Broadcasting • History-making Georgia Democratic lawmaker launches campaign for governor • WATCH: For lab chimps to retire, they need to learn the rules of the new neighborhood | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Glynn slow to shut off brighter turtle-confusing lights near Buc-ee’s | Georgia Public Broadcasting • VA Secretary Doug Collins returns to Georgia for the Military Influencers Conference | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia senators demand answers on more than a dozen deaths in immigration detention | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Lawyers for Spanish-language journalist in ICE custody fear deportation after unfavorable ruling • Muscogee (Creek) Nation seeks a place to call home on ancestral land | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Nonpartisan report outlines overspending in Georgia's Pathways to Coverage Program | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Rural Georgia hospital plans to close its labor and delivery unit, in part due to Medicaid cuts | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Savannah's Forsyth Park fountain returns after makeover | Georgia Public Broadcasting • RFK Jr. 'wanted blanket approval' for changes at CDC, fired director testifies | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Rivian breaks ground on long-awaited Georgia EV plant | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger joins the Republican race for governor • The National Center for Civil and Human Rights expands at a critical moment in U.S. history | Georgia Public Broadcasting • How Georgia became the ‘wild west’ of data centers. Is transparency on the horizon? | Georgia Public Broadcasting • It looks like a salon hairdryer, but TMS sends magnetic pulses to stimulate emotions in the brain | Georgia Public Broadcasting • In parts of Georgia, residents brace for new hurricanes. They haven't recovered from the last ones | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Court rules Georgia county didn't discriminate by denying coverage of gender-affirming surgery | Georgia Public Broadcasting • South Korean workers detained in immigration raid leave Atlanta and head home | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Valdosta still waiting for $17 million in Helene reimbursements | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia politicians react after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah college event | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Union City hosts ribbon cutting on new electric charging stations • Augusta’s urban forest was pummeled by Hurricane Helene. Its restoration will take years | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia judge to toss landmark racketeering charges against 'Cop City' protesters | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Survey finds many college professors in Georgia would not recommend the state to a colleague | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Film and TV work is drying up in Georgia. But the state's film office director remains confident | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Researchers discover two new species of bass in Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Federal judge says Rockdale County can’t recoup emergency costs from BioLab fire | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Waffle House, a Georgia original, turns 70 | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Georgia sends troops to DC in sign that Trump’s policing push will continue | Georgia Public Broadcasting • South Korea expresses 'concern' over U.S. immigration raid at Hyundai's Georgia plant • Apalachee High School students speak at Georgia Capitol to commemorate shooting anniversary | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Former CDC workers and lawmakers say cuts undermine public trust | Georgia Public Broadcasting • South Georgia ICE arrests reveal a new reality of immigration enforcement | Georgia Public Broadcasting • Atlanta Falcons host 200 students in annual Girls Flag Football Showcase | Georgia Public Broadcasting