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Solar Power Fans Pine For Sunnier Days After Georgia Lawmakers Stalled Big Changes
Solar energy advocates anticipate lawmakers will continue to push for legislation in 2024 that could lead to big changes.
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Solar energy advocates anticipate lawmakers will continue to push for legislation in 2024 that could lead to big changes.
The clean energy renaissance is here! It's thanks, in part, to new federal incentives created by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
A bipartisan measure that would require prescription drug discounts to be shared with Georgia consumers stalled in the Senate.
It seemed for a time that 2023 could be the year the Georgia Legislature passed a bill defining antisemitism in state law.
This failure was another blow to environmentalists, the report indicates.
The law-and-order bill, mulled during the marathon final day of the 2023 Georgia legislative session, was described as "highly divisive."
The agricultural and forestry trucking industry scored a major victory this week in the waning minutes of the 2023 legislative session.
Lawmakers signed off on a $32.4 billion spending plan for next year as the clock expired on the 2023 legislative session.
Only a small portion of Georgia's bipartisan mental health bill survived the 2023 legislative politicking.
Georgia House Democrats cheered a rare win Wednesday night when efforts to expand Georgia's school voucher program failed.
The final day of the Georgia Legislative session comes with many traditions, like throwing fistfuls of paper and wearing seersucker suits.
Legislators in Ga., overwhelmingly approved legislation that would change the way electric vehicle owners pay to recharge their vehicles.
Some Georgia Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of the argument that the state's six-week abortion should be tossed out.
The Georgia Legislature is one step closer to passing a bill designed to protect gas-powered leaf blowers and appliances.
The Georgia General Assembly sent a controversial bill to the governor's desk Monday to create a new disciplinary board for state attorneys.
Lawmakers backed a plan Monday that proponents call a necessary first step toward better understanding persistent homelessness.
With the 2023 Legislative session to be a thing of the past, Georgia lawmakers are poised to pass a sweeping anti-discrimination measure.
The latest plan to expand school vouchers in Georgia was dealt a blow Thursday when the House failed to hold a vote.
Georgia lawmakers want to help Gov. Brian Kemp achieve his goal to make the state the electric vehicle capital of the nation.
Momentum continues to build in the Georgia Legislature for a proposed law that could allow state officials to remove district attorneys.