Georgia Today

<p>On the Oct. 30 edition: Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins are making their final bids before Election Day; today marks the end of early voting; and Saturday will be Game 7 for the Atlanta Dream basketball team.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 29 edition: Federal Election Monitors will visit six Democratic counties' polling sites on Election Day; Atlanta will host the G-20 meeting this weekend; and Former President Barack Obama made a campaign stop in metro Atlanta last night.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 28 edition: An elections integrity task force is visiting different counties as early voting wraps up; A school shooting plot for a metro Atlanta area school was uncovered by the FBI; and a very important Atlanta Dream game has been scheduled around lunch time tomorrow.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 27 edition: Brad Raffensperger is telling voters not to worry after an AI model accessed some of the&nbsp;secretary of state's data; Georgia is proposing a new financial&nbsp;assistance program for the Affordable Care Act; and Georgia's U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock is in Virginia campaigning&nbsp;for fellow&nbsp;Democratic U.S.&nbsp;Sen. Mark Warner.</p>

<p dir="ltr">On the Oct. 26 edition: Audi's CEO announced a new manufacturing plant in Middle Georgia at a political rally that included Donald Trump; Six Flags says it will add seat belts to the Goliath roller coaster; and a new survey by UGA researchers shows the effects of screen time on children.</p>

<p dir="ltr">On the October 23rd edition: Today is the last day to request an absentee ballot for the&nbsp;November midterm elections; Gubernatorial candidates urge voters to go to the polls; And Insurance company Amerigroup has made major cuts to reimbursement rates for autism therapy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the Oct. 22 edition: Election investigations in Georgia and eight other states by the Trump administration have been halted; PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," have been found in Georgia's water systems; and the Atlanta Dream won their first home game in the WNBA Finals.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the Oct. 21 edition: A Savannah&nbsp;police officer was fired after sharing Flock information with an ICE agent; the upcoming Atlanta Dream game has sold out.; and Effingham&nbsp;County has picked a company to start doing site reviews for its new data center.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 20 edition: Turnout for the midterm elections has surpassed 1 million in-person early votes; the High Museum turns 100; and health experts warn that the flu is spreading earlier than expected.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 19 edition: State health officials are warning about a possible measles exposure in a Middle Georgia restaurant; Atlanta-based Coca-Cola and KFC&nbsp;team up to modernize their businesses; and President Trump blasted Sen. Jon Ossoff while he was in town last week.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the Oct. 16 edition: President Donald Trump is in Dalton for a rally this afternoon; detainees in an ICE detention facility&nbsp;are conducting a hunger strike; and the Atlanta Dream is going to the WNBA Finals.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 15 edition: The federal government proposes regulatory rollbacks that would gut historic preservation laws; roller coaster&nbsp;operators face scrutiny after the death of a man at Six Flags; and it may seem early, but National Weather Service forecasters&nbsp;predict a winter full of rain.</p>

<p>LISTEN: On the Oct. 14 edition: A new case of measles has been found in Macon County; Sen. Jon Ossoff&nbsp;and challenger&nbsp;Mike Collins trade barbs in the Senate race debate; and Vice President JD Vance visits Atlanta in support of Mike Collins.</p>

<p>On the October 13 edition: A man dies after being thrown from a roller coaster at Six Flags over the weekend; Democratic candidate for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms says she wants to fully expand Medicaid; And data centers need water to keep cool, but their thirst doesn’t stop there.</p>

<p>On the Oct. 9th edition: Georgians are preparing for upward to five inches of rain as Hurricane Isaias&nbsp;is expected to hit the Florida Panhandle tonight; Sen. Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins debated last night; and new research shows how viruses affect sea turtles.</p>

<p>On the October 8 edition: A Georgia State graduate was taken into ICE custody; Southwestern Georgia could see strong winds and heavy rain starting Friday; And energy efficiency advocates are working with homeowners to save on bills.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the Oct. 8 edition: A Georgia State graduate was taken into ICE custody; Southwestern Georgia could see strong winds and heavy rain starting Friday; and energy efficiency advocates are working with homeowners to save on bills.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the October 7 edition: Governor Kemp extends the suspension of the state's gas tax; Parts of the state could get heavy rain this weekend; And Republican candidate for governor Rick Jackson avoided President Trump's name during last night's debate.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the October 6th edition: Hackers gain access to account information for 300,000 Georgia Power customers; a new legal challenge emerges for a pipeline running from Georgia to Mississippi; and The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is inviting residents to a trauma-response resource fair in the wake of a mass shooting.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the October 6th edition: Hackers gain access to account information for 300,000 Georgia Power customers; A new legal challenge emerges for a pipeline running from Georgia to MIssissippi; And The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is inviting residents to a trauma-response resource fair in the wake of a mass shooting.&nbsp;</p>