Jon Ossoff

In brief: CCSD released public survey for five-year plan — State lawmakers might reconsider cuts to University system — Senator Jon Ossoff looks into Georgia jail conditions — UGA women's tennis claims championship — UGA men's tennis lose — UGA softball blanked — UGA baseball win — Atlanta Braves lose — Atlanta Hawks lose

In brief: Georgia officials are considering tuition hike — Georgia power might raise rates — Sen. Ossoff discusses privatized housing for military — Jeff Fallis read poem during commission meeting — UGA baseball wins — UGA softball tonight at 6:30 — Atlanta Braves win — Atlanta Hawks lost

Ossoff’s bipartisan bill to fight crime, corruption and abuse in federal prisons passed Congress and is heading to the President’s desk.

In brief: Utility giant backs down on initial rate increase — Raffensperger calls for end to runoffs — Clarke school officials request funding for ballistic shields — Ossoff-backed prison abuse bill passes Congress — Evans named volleyball All-American

In brief: ACC commissioners unanimously approve Prince Ave. changes — lawmakers urge salary hike for law enforcement — Senate subcommittee finds sexual abuse in federal prisons — two local congressmen among those texting Meadows after 2020 election — UGA to hold graduation on Friday — four UGA players named to Sporting News All-American team

In brief: Two Athens schools on list underperforming schools — hate crimes rise in Georgia — ACC commission to mull AirBnB rules — Secretary of State subpoenaed in federal probe — Senate subcommittee to report on sexual abuse in prisons — two UGA football players named to AP All-Americans — Hawks fall to Grizzlies on the road

Georgia Senator co-sponsored the with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tx.)

In brief: Election day in Georgia — ACC commissioners to consider guesthouse ordinance — Ossoff's civil rights bill signed into law — UGA women's basketball falls to NC State, men to face off against Ga. Tech

ANM Panel: Runoff, Eviction, and more news – Ossoff hearing follow-up – Commissioner Jesse Houle – Sebastian Kaempf: Cybersecurity – Athens Reads: Kishi Bashi

A federal investigation finds horrifying allegations about how a doctor in South Georgia treated undocumented women in US custody.