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Georgia Gamblers Win Some, Lose Some As State Legislature Reaches Final Turn
A resolution to bring horse racing to Georgia failed to jump a legislative hurdle in the Senate Tuesday, all but dooming the effort.
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A resolution to bring horse racing to Georgia failed to jump a legislative hurdle in the Senate Tuesday, all but dooming the effort.
The Georgia Senate delivered a blow to the school choice movement, voting down a bill that would have diverted $6,000 from state money.
Some long-awaited relief through cannabis oil could be in sight for some Georgians with serious health conditions.
When the music stops at the Gold Dome tonight, not every bill will have a seat.
The Georgia Senate passed a bill along party lines Friday that would prevent teachers from discussing so-called "divisive concepts."
The House approved a measure that would nix the requirement for someone to have a state license to carry a firearm.
The long journey to launch rockets off the Georgia coast is running low on fuel, as Spaceport Camden opponents brace for a final push.
Hundreds of candidates just cut a check and filed paperwork to be on the ballot in Georgia this year.
It's another attempt to play to unfounded accusations of rampant voting fraud conspiracy theorists say cost Trump the election.
Two decades ago, Kerry Robinson was convicted for a 1993 rape in Moultrie after he was falsely implicated by one of the actual perpetrators.
A plush, stuffed bear got its name from him, but Teddy Roosevelt was no softy to be toyed with when he wanted to get something done.
Gov. Brian Kemp officially kicked off his bid for a second term Thursday with a large group of lawmakers and supporters backing his camp.
Gas prices in Ga., could be less eye-popping as the state Legislature aims to temporarily suspend Georgia's state tax on motor fuel sales.
House lawmakers signed off a tax cut proposal that would cut state revenues by $1 billion over objections, as it would benefit the wealthy.
Beware Georgians. Senate Bill 171 is a threat to anyone in the state who wants to speak up for what they believe in.
A measure designed to improve access to mental health services in Georgia cleared the House with overwhelming bipartisan support Tuesday.
Former House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams became a national figure when she ran for governor four years ago.
Candidate filings for the 2022 midterm elections kick the campaign season into full swing amid threatening rhetoric from Republicans.
Democrats were skeptical on a new school voucher bill sponsored by Senate Pro Tempore Butch Miller that moved forward in a Senate committee.
Opponents argue this Georgia bill aims to stop protests by trampling on constitutional rights through expanded criminal penalties.