Bottoms wins; Ossoff reelected; PSC now has Democratic majority

On today's Nov. 13 edition: Gov. Kemp extends the state of emergency for North Georgia; recycling initiatives throughout the state get a boost; and federal funding is changing how rural healthcare providers get paid — and that's prompting other changes, too.

On today's Nov. 13 edition: Gov. Kemp extends the state of emergency for North Georgia; recycling initiatives throughout the state get a boost; and federal funding is changing how rural healthcare providers get paid — and that's prompting other changes, too.

On the November 12th edition: Three new cases of Measles have been confirmed in Georgia; Atlanta could be the central hub for the 2031 Women's World Cup; And new research shows people are less likely to recycle plastic that feels flimsy or cheap.

On the Nov. 12 edition: Three new cases of measles have been confirmed in Georgia; Atlanta could be the central hub for the 2031 Women's World Cup; and new research shows people are less likely to recycle plastic that feels flimsy or cheap.

On the November 10th edition: A handwritten version of Dr Martin Luther King Jr's most famous speech goes up for auction; Former President Jimmy Carter's family farmland is sold; And the next S-E-C Championship Game will be the last.

On the Nov. 9 edition: Volunteers and state workers help clean up after flooding in North Georgia; Zoo Atlanta mourns the loss of a young southern white rhinoceros; and Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms proposed a moratorium on new data center construction while campaigning. Can she deliver?

On the November 9th edition: Volunteers and state workers help clean up after flooding in north Georgia; Zoo Atlanta mourns the loss of a young southern white rhinoceros; And Governor Elect Keisha Lance Bottoms proposed a moratorium on new data center construction while campaigning. Can she deliver?

On the November 6 edition: Flooding in North Georgia has left one town in a state of emergency; Keisha Lance-Bottoms' first hurdle as governor could be budget issues; And the giant pandas have finally made their debut at Zoo Atlanta. 

On the November 6 edition: Flooding in North Georgia has left one town in a state of emergency; Keisha Lance-Bottoms' first hurdle as governor could be budget issues; And the giant pandas have finally made their debut at Zoo Atlanta. 

On the Nov. 5 edition: Flooding devastates communities on the Georgia-Tennessee border; Democrats prepare to take control of the Georgia House of Representatives; and researchers at Emory test a new way to treat melanoma.