Early voting for Georgia primary sees near-record turnout as polls get ready to close
Nearly 1 million Georgia voters have voted early, with high turnout expected on Primary Day. Find out more about the record-breaking election.
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Legislative Black Caucus calls for peaceful protests while Georgia lawmakers redraw maps
Black lawmakers in Georgia call for peaceful protests during special session to redraw district lines, denouncing it as an attempt to dilute Black voting power.
DeKalb DA says ‘I’m going to fight’ new law on nonpartisan elections
DeKalb County DA and other metro Atlanta DAs challenge new Georgia law making elections non-partisan, calling it unconstitutional.
Gov. Kemp’s final budget leaves $1 billion hole to be filled
Governor Kemp's tax cuts create a $1 billion budget hole in Georgia. He plans to fill it with spending cuts and projected revenue growth.
I-285 closure planned for this weekend has been canceled, GDOT says
We are working to learn about what led to the decision to cancel the construction for updates RIGHT NOW on Channel 2 Action News.
Part of Ted Turner’s legacy will live on through film preservation with Turner Classic Movies
Ted Turner, founder of Turner Classic Movies, remembered for his love of preserving classic films, including 'Gone with the Wind.'
Ted’s Montana Grill co-founder: Ted Turner was ‘most loyal, honest, trustworthy friend’
Ted Turner and George McKerrow founded Ted’s Montana Grill more than 25 years ago in part to sustain and grow herds of bison across the American west.
After another steep rise in gas prices, lawmakers ask governor to extend tax suspension
Gas prices in North Georgia are rising again, with some drivers paying over $4 a gallon. Democrats are urging Gov. Brian Kemp to extend the gas tax suspension.
New Georgia law bans cellphones in high schools, citing improved outcomes
Georgia high school students will no longer be allowed to have cellphones in class or hallways starting in 2027-28 school year.
