ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – A one-time infusion of cash in this year’s budget will put transportation projects on a fast track. On Thursday, the...
Georgians will head to the polls Tuesday for the final day of voting on contests that will settle several races and tee up others for matchups...
VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) – On Tuesday, April 30, Governor Brian Kemp finalized new laws to strengthen Georgia’s No. 1 industry: agriculture. Department of Agriculture Commissioner Tyler...
A bill regulating hemp products, licensing and restricting their purchase to customers 21 and older awaits its fate on Gov. Brian Kemp’s desk after state lawmakers...
An expansion to Georgia’s school voucher program is getting another shot this year after passing the House Education Committee on party lines Wednesday. The latest form...
Thursday was Crossover Day in the Georgia Legislature, the deadline for bills to easily pass from either the House or the Senate, and culture war partisans...
The killing of 22-year-old Laken Riley on the University of Georgia campus last week shocked and horrified people far beyond Athens. On Monday, the immigration status...
A bipartisan bill designed to update sex education curriculum for Georgia’s public school students faced skepticism in a House subcommittee last week amid questions of which...
The Gold Dome was aflutter during the first week of the legislative session over whether Georgia Republicans might move to fully expand Medicaid this year. A...
The jailhouse booking of a former president. The death of the only Georgian to ever serve as first lady. The first kilowatts of energy cranked out...
