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In brief: No PFAS detected in ACC water — ATL trauma center shuts its doors — ACC Commission meets tonight — Food Bank hosts "Stuff the Truck" — UGA Soccer faces Vols in SEC tourney, men's b-ball plays exhibition game, Hawks fall on the road in Toronto

In brief: Shorter early voting window could lead to low turnout — Clarke Board of Elections meets to hammer out early voting details — UGA student named as Rhodes Scholar — UGA Soccer advances to second round of NCAA tourney

In brief: Nicole trudges through Georgia — Warnock and Walker kick off runoff campaigns — Republicans line up behind candidates for State House Speaker — UGA women's b-ball swats Hornets; men's hoops heads to Wake Forest; volleyball takes on Vols; soccer team plays first NCAA tourney game in 8 years

In brief: Warnock leads Walker by about 29K votes, but a runoff is possible — Kemp wins over Abrams — GOP sweeps other statewide offices, holds majorities in General Assembly — UGA moves to top of CFP rankings

In brief: Nicole brings gusty winds to area later today — Smaller window for runoff early voting — Consumers push back on Georgia Power rate hike — Enrollment dips at some GA colleges — Sheriff's Office employee arrested

In brief: Board of Elections picks four sites for early voting — ACC Commissioners to decide fate of eviction program — Georgia Republicans nominate candidate for State House Speaker — UGA men's b-ball wins at home

In brief: Kemp leads Abrams by seven points in new survey — Coffee County to get new voting machines — Georgia Court of Appeals to visit Athens — Falcons notch first win of season, while Braves win in Philly

In brief: Athens Salvation Army to shut down for three weeks, citing funding shortfall — some Georgians report problems accessing relief payments — fewer Georgians are thinking about education as election time nears — UGA releases next year's football schedule

In brief: Hurricane Ian's approach prompts precautions as the storm heads north into the Gulf of Mexico — Farmers prepare for hurricane's impact — Georgia Power to ask state officials for rate hike — Braves visit White House — Area high schools move football games to Thursday to avoid storm.

In brief: Ian barrels towards Florida; Athens could see storm impacts on Friday — Georgia Power asks for a rate increase, and there might be more to come — UGA Spring Commencement to become a two-day affair — Braves swat Nats in DC