ATLANTA — Top education officials in Georgia are looking reduce the number of teachers leaving the workforce due to teacher burnout, which educators say has increased during the pandemic.  

The weight of the May 14 racist massacre of Black shoppers at a Buffalo supermarket is felt in a particularly heavy way in the small community of Lockport in western New York where I reside.

ATLANTA — A Georgia judge on Friday decided U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is eligible for reelection and can remain on District 14 ballots. 

ATLANTA— In the wake of a leaked draft opinion of the Supreme Court overturning abortion protections decided in Roe v. Wade, the topic quickly became a focus during the Republican candidate debate for Georgia’s U.S. Senate race Tuesday.

ATLANTA — Georgia’s four Republican candidates for secretary of state all say the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's new duty to investigate elections is warranted.  

SAVANNAH — Gov. Brian Kemp and former U.S. Sen. David Perdue continued sparring over the 2020 election during their second gubernatorial debate.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — As states and communities around the country have taken actions to remove symbols of the Confederacy, a few states still observe Confederate Memorial Day as a state holiday.