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The plans of Kemp and "henchman" Carr, the report says, leave behind the mentally ill, disabled, and those who care for sick relatives.
The man accused of threatening Georgia election and other government officials was the first arrested by a Justice Department task force.
A judge denied a request to halt Camden County's planned purchase of 4,000 acres for the Spaceport Camden launch site.
Fulton County District Attorney Willis asks a special grand jury to hear evidence of Trump's attempts to overturn 2020 election results.
New federal powers are needed to prevent disruptions like the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack that left the East Coast short on gas for days.
Based on initial days of the Georgia General Assembly, the Republicans' 2022 agenda resorts to preening about their so-called "bravery."
The state economist predicts Georgia's economic growth will slow as federal coronavirus aid dries up and the state's economy varies.
Georgia's prison system could undergo a radical change with Kemp's proposal to spend $600 million to open two new prisons.
The 16 Georgia Republicans assembled at noon Dec. 14, 2020, in the state Capitol and falsely certified that Trump had won.
The state budget will swell under Kemp's proposed spending plan as a surge in revenues clears the way for a promised teacher raise.
A tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. at the Georgia Capitol recently spotlighted the connections with fellow civil rights trailblazer Gandhi.
Legislation that proposes a constitutional amendment barring noncitizens from voting cleared the Senate Ethics Committee recently.
The next few months could see critical race theory banned and transgender student athletes sidelined if Gov. Brian Kemp gets his way.
The state budget will swell under Gov. Brian Kemp's proposed spending plan as a surge in revenues clears the way.
Legislation that proposes a constitutional amendment barring noncitizens from voting cleared the Senate Ethics Committee Thursday.
The idea of community was a common theme in the Jan. 7 sentencing hearing of McMichael, McMichael and Bryan (in all three cases life).
The purpose is to "maintain the vision of East Cobb," the report indicates.
Gov. Brian Kemp is set to propose $1.6 billion in refunds for taxpayers and the elimination of the tax on retirement income for veterans.
President Joe Biden called for an end to the Senate filibuster during a visit to Atlanta's Morehouse College campus.
The Biden administration unveiled federal coal ash plans Tuesday that could complicate Georgia Power's plans.