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When Kaycee Maruscsak’s baby died before birth, she had to carry the infant’s corpse in her womb for more than a week because, she said, doctors refused to remove it for fear of violating Georgia’s abortion restrictions.

Doctors Fear Prison While Women Face Death: Georgia’s Heartbeat Law Leaves Mothers in Limbo

by Ty Tagami | Capitol BeatJune 24, 2025June 24, 2025

Students at Emory University receive nearly 10 times more academic support funding than those at some smaller Georgia colleges, according to a new analysis of higher education spending across the state.

How Much Do Georgia’s Colleges Spend on Each Student?

by B.T. ClarkJune 24, 2025

Gifted students are often placed in separate classes under different expectations. And while some experience school just like any other kid, a recent study from the University of Georgia found some gifted students face challenges their peers don’t.

Most Gifted Students Feel Supported, But 1 in 3 Feel Stigmatized

by Sydney Barrilleaux | UGA TodayJune 23, 2025June 23, 2025

A mother with two children running and playing in a sunny park, enjoying family time.

How to Get Your Back to School Vaccines in Cobb County

by B.T. ClarkJune 21, 2025June 21, 2025

Let’s take a look at just a few of the states doing better than Georgia in women's health care and what they have done to improve and prioritize that care.

Women’s Health Care: Why Do Other States Do Better Than Georgia?

by B.T. ClarkJune 19, 2025June 19, 2025

This spring, Columbus State University proudly graduated two brothers, Nicholes and Micah Spikes. Raised in Newnan, Georgia, the brothers have shared many chapters of life, and now they proudly share the title of CSU alumni.

Mother’s Memory Inspires Spikes Brothers to Triumph at Columbus State

by School ReportsJune 18, 2025June 18, 2025

The brain-dead pregnant woman who became a flashpoint in the national debate over reproductive rights and Georgia’s six-week abortion ban has delivered her baby, her family has announced.

Baby of Brain Dead Georgia Woman Kept Alive by Machines Delivered

by Ross Williams | Georgia RecorderJune 18, 2025

Federal budget cuts aimed at Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act could eventually cost 16 million Americans their health insurance coverage, and Georgia would not be immune from the impact, a health care advocacy group is warning.

Federal Budget Cuts Could Take Away Your Health Insurance

by Ty Tagami | Capitol BeatJune 18, 2025June 18, 2025

High-angle view of a toilet flushing with swirling water and bubbles, showcasing cleanliness.

Gwinnett High School Student Wins Competition With Toilet Video

by B.T. ClarkJune 17, 2025June 17, 2025

Fresh raw chicken breasts displayed in a supermarket setting, ready for purchase.

Georgia Ranks Dead Last For Safe Meat in New Study

by B.T. ClarkJune 17, 2025June 17, 2025

After more than three decades with the schools system, Washington County School Superintendent Vickie Harden is stepping down. The Board of Education formally accepted her retirement at its June 12 meeting. She served Washington County Schools for 32 years.

Meet The New Superintendent For Washington County Schools

by B.T. ClarkJune 13, 2025June 13, 2025

Atlanta’s wealthiest residents are increasingly choosing apartments over homeownership, with 1 in 11 millionaire households opting to rent — a trend growing faster here than nearly anywhere else in the U.S.

More Millionaires are Renting in Atlanta

by B.T. ClarkJune 12, 2025

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