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In brief: More affordable housing coming to North Athens — Contest for art installation for upcoming Classic Center Arena — Andrew Clyde introduces new gun brace legislation — Third arrest connected to fatal shooting — UGA baseball faces Georgia State — UGA track and field member honored

In brief: Medical debt cancelled for thousands of Georgians — Clarke Count School District works on new 5-year plan — crack down on Georgia Power's Plant Vogtle — UGA women's basketball lose — March Madness update — UGA softball wins — UGA baseball lose

SB 140 passes House, would ban most treatment for trans youths — ACCPC makes second arrest in shooting death — early voting wraps up today — sports betting could make a comeback — former UGA football player makes plea deal in fatal wreck case

In brief: District Two has new commissioner — Bill banning most gender-affirming surgeries moves ahead — ACC new budget shows more revenue — UGA baseball wins — UGA softball plays Kennesaw tonight

January jobless numbers tick up — District 2 early voting remains low — Fulton grand jurors say Trump pressured GA House Speaker — lawmakers pass bill to protect seniors

In brief: Solid waste officials cite pandemic cleaning and aging recycling facility as reasons for expansion — taxpayers could see income tax rebate — House committee clears anti-trans youth bill

Physicians and others argue the six-week ban in unconstitutional — state lawmakers have yet to pass a budget — ACC seeks applicants for boards and authorities

In brief: Fair Housing month — Public media gets hit with budget cuts — A bill providing private school vouchers struggles — 39 of 40 day session — UGA baseball sets school record — UGA softball wins — UGA tennis teams win

In brief: A bill creating a Georgia oversight board — Georgia House enforcing ban on public camping — Georgia professor named director of nutrition security and health equity — Atlanta Hawks face off at home

New budget slashes higher ed — legislators pass bill increasing financial aid — Clarke County Schools seeks input on strategic plan — unemployment falls slightly