April 2026 News

April 03, 2026

• NASA's Artemis II Wouldn't Have Launched Without the Help from These Georgia Companies

• Georgia Passes Bill to Round Cash Purchases to the Nearest Nickel

• Colonial Restarts Key Gasoline Pipeline After Georgia Damage

• Georgia Lawmakers Send Message to Governor to Make Ambulance Rides More Affordable

• Georgia Power Says the Cost to Clean Up Toxic Coal Ash is Going Up

• JAMES Magazine Online: Burns Celebrates Passage of Early Childhood Literacy Bill

• Average Smart Home Faces 30 Cyberattacks a Day

• EY Survey: Federal Government Agencies' Efficiency Efforts Face Significant Barriers

• Fewer Americans Have Put Off Decisions for Financial Reasons

April 02, 2026

• Masters 2026: Accommodation Costs In Augusta Skyrocket

• Georgia Legislature Passes HOA Oversight Bill, Sends to Governor's Desk

• Following the Lead of Other Southern States, Georgia Lawmakers Adopt Major School Literacy Initiative

• Georgia Lawmakers Put 911 Upgrades on this Years Ballot

• SOS Announces Agreement to Get More than 40 First Liberty Victims Their Money Back

• Georgia Department of Education Honors 162 Students as 2026 Georgia Scholars

• Americans Believe They Will Need $1.46M to Retire Comfortably, Up More Than 15% Since Last Year

• April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

• Consumers Don't Fully Trust AI--Yet Nearly Half Would Use it for Cyber Security Help

April 01, 2026

• 2027 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

• Atlanta Security Lines Start to Shrink as TSA Workers Begin Receiving Pay

• Georgia Lawmakers Went After Corporate Landlords. They Did Not Get Far

• Georgia Power Begins Construction of Newest Battery Storage System in Wadley

• Georgia Lawmakers Consider Reducing Funding for Online College Classes

• US Consumer Confidence Inched Up Again in March

• 85% of CFOs Say AI Is Central to Their Strategy, Yet 92% Fear They Can't Execute