Georgia to Execute Man Convicted in 2003 Double Murder
The State of Georgia has set a date to execute Stacey Humphreys later this month for the 2003 murders of Cindy Williams and Lori Brown in Cobb County.…
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GBI Investigates Officer Involved Shooting After Search Warrant, Barricade
One man was shot and killed. No deputies were injured during the incident.…
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Georgia Lottery Reaches Over $30 Billion for Education
Governor Brian Kemp announced Monday that the Georgia Lottery Corporation has raised over $30 billion for education in the State of Georgia since its inception in 1993.…
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Eleven People Killed in Thanksgiving Day Holiday Travel Period
Traffic crashes across Georgia during the 102-hour long Thanksgiving holiday travel period resulted in 10 fatal crashes and 11 fatalities reported to the Georgia State Patrol.…
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Everyday Economics: A consumer slowdown, fraying margins, and a big test for the Fed
Last week’s data told a clear story: the U.S. consumer is still standing, but looking increasingly tired – and businesses are starting to absorb more of the pain.…
Georgia Dept of Driver Services Says Digital Licenses Can Be Accepted for Age-Restricted Purchases
Mobile driver’s licenses issued by GA DDS, can now be accepted as a valid form of identification for proof of identity when used for age restricted purchases at participating retail locations.…
OpenAI launches teachers AI tools for classrooms
The new platform offers educators a free account through June 2027 to adapt classroom materials, streamline lesson planning, collaborate with colleagues and test AI tools at their own pace.…
Filled Your Freezer? Get One More Deer for Those in Need
The Georgia Hunters for The Hungry program allows hunters the opportunity to give back in a big way!…
As pennies disappear, businesses turn to hoarding, rounding
Americans can continue to spend pennies, but few businesses are giving them back as the coin's 232-year run comes to an end.…
Georgia Labor Commissioner Says Her Plan to Transform State Agency is “Bold”
The Commissioner said her plan to transform the office is "a bold blueprint for transformation grounded in innovation, operational excellence, and elevated public service."
She was appointed by Kemp earlier this year and is now running to be elected for a full four-year term.…
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Georgia students score higher on accountability index
Georgia's high school graduation rates rose 1.5 percentage points to 87.2%, according to the results of the 2025 College and Career Ready Performance Index released this past week.…
October Net Tax Revenues Up 6.9%
Year to date, net tax revenue collections totaled $10.88 billion for an increase of $240.4 million over FY 2024.…
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Georgia DNR Requests 2-Month Recreational Red Snapper Season Under Federal Permit Application
Under the proposal, anglers would be allowed to harvest one Red Snapper per person per day with no minimum size limit, marking the longest potential season for Georgia anglers in more than a decade. …
New Executive Director of Georgia Correctional Industries
As Executive Director, she is responsible for business processes, sales and marketing, and administrative support for GCI operations covering manufacturing, food service and agribusiness.…
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Georgia Attorney General Warns of Dangerous Synthetic Opioids “Flooding” Gas Stations
The Georgia Attorney General is warning Georgians about the dangers of products containing 7-OH, an opioid-like substance that is flooding gas stations, vape shops, and convenience stores.…
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Georgia Ports support nearly 651,000 jobs across the Peach State
The statewide number has grown by 41,770 jobs or 7% compared to FY 2023, the period covered by the previous study. Georgia ports now help sustain 12% of total state employment,…
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Flight troubles not likely to end when shutdown does
"Airlines' reduced flight schedules cannot immediately bounce back to full capacity right after the government opens. It will take time, and there will be residual effects for days," one lobbying group for major airlines said in a statement.…
Natural gas shortage challenges South Georgia economy
South Georgia's reliance on a single natural gas pipeline is a hindrance to economic development, one Chamber of Commerce CEO told lawmakers.…
Everyday Economics: Is AI to blame for the layoffs – or a late-cycle hangover?
U.S. employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October – the worst October since 2003 – and headlines rushed to blame AI. Fair question: were the recent layoffs really caused by AI?…
GBI Arrests Woman for Second Degree Murder in Connection to the Death of a 7-Month-Old
A Lee County mother has been arrested in connection with her infant's death.…
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