News

May 19, 2025

• Honoring Tradition, Making History: UWG Celebrates Record-Breaking Class in Spring Commencement

• ATL Fed’s Bostic Says He Sees One Rate Cut This Year, No Recession

• New Regulations Impact Georgia’s Shellfish Industry

• What’s Filming in Georgia in May?

• HGTV's 40 Most Charming Small-town Downtowns in US Includes Two in Georgia. Which Ones?

• Ninety Georgia Nurse Honor Guard Members Honored at State Capitol

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Support Georgia Small Businesses

• GaDOE Recognizes Two Schools with Creative School Arts Integration Award

• New Report Reveals Critical Gaps in Local Government Leadership

• Travelers Warned: 2025 Could Be Most Active Hurricane Season Ever

• Americans Need to Earn 70.1% More Today Than Six Years Ago to Afford the Median-priced Home

May 16, 2025

• WGTC Students Advance to National FBLA Leadership Conference After Strong Statewide Performance

• Georgia's Unemployment Rate Holds at 3.6% for 11 Consecutive Months

• Governor Kemp Meets Bill Signing Deadline With Rush

• Bobby Dodd Stadium Slated for Major Renovation

• Steve Gooch Enters Race for Lieutenant Governor

• AG Chris Carr: This National Police Week, back the Officers Confronting the Mental Health Crisis

• Georgia Child Care Association Hosts High-Impact Luncheon

• Georgia College Targets Critical Teacher Shortage at Statewide Summit

• Home Listings Surge as Buyers Move Carefully in Spring Market

• Summer Vacation Confidence and Spend Reach Record Highs Despite Ongoing Economic Uncertainty

• Remote Work Is Transforming Healthcare Priorities, Especially for Younger Employees, New MagnaCare Survey Finds

• EY Survey Reveals that Technology Companies are Setting the Pace of Agentic AI - Will Others Follow Suit?

May 15, 2025

• Kaiser Permanente Expands Health Care Access in Coweta County

• Georgians on Forbes Annual List of World’s Richest People

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