Manufacturers are worried they will not have enough skilled workers in the future, so they have started to create apprenticeship programs to train high school students.

The Robotarium, a lab at Georgia Tech, allows users to control a swarm of miniature robots remotely, opening up the field to researchers and low-incomes students alike.

Brunswick, Georgia is trying to install solar panels in a field, so it can sell the power to the local utility for a rebate that can be given to low-income residents.

Use less water, share more of it. One Georgia water agency bucks the water wars stereotype.

In Georgia, the name of a child eligible for the weighted school lottery can be entered up to five times.

So far, the state has upgraded more than half of its 130 sites to federal standards. Enabling screen readers is one improvement.

What will Westinghouse's bankruptcy mean for its nuclear projects in the U.S.?

Republicans and Democrats are testing how far outside money goes in the Trump era.

Communities like Talbotton, Georgia, have few options beyond public schools.

Students protest the school's decision, but the careful language may keep it from losing state funding.