Georgia NOW News for Friday April 10, 2026

Georgia regulators are opening the door to a new kind of clean energy—and it could change how major companies power the grid. Plus, the race for Georgia governor is starting to take shape. Insurance Commissioner John King is throwing his support behind Republican candidate Rick Jackson, passing over several other high-profile statewide contenders.  And in South Georgia, state leaders are investing in agriculture. A new Georgia Grown Resource Center is now open in Albany—the second of nine planned statewide—aimed at helping farmers and food producers expand their reach and grow their businesses. We’ll also tell you why airline passengers may soon be paying more to check their bags, as Delta and Southwest raise fees. And a controversial decision in Coweta County: commissioners have approved a massive $17 billion data center campus despite strong pushback from residents concerned about environmental impacts and the loss of conservation land. 🎧 Tune in 24/7 to Georgia NOW. Grab the app or listen online at georgianow.com — and don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share Georgia NOW News wherever you get your podcasts. #GeorgiaNews #CleanEnergy #GAPolitics #Delta #Agriculture #DataCenters