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Sequel To Battle Over Georgia's Election Laws In Play In 2022 Legislature
As Georgia legislators prepare to resume business today, the fireworks over absentee ballots and other voting rules are expected to erupt.
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Georgia Congressional Democrats Urge Feds To End Kemp's Plan To Skirt Healthcare.Gov
"Georgia should be focused on improving access to health care, not limiting it,” said the group of eight Democrats, in a letter.
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Sentences Of Arbery Murderers To Life Called "Exercise In Accountability" By Judge
I kept coming back to the terror that must have been in the mind of the young man running through Satilla Shores,” Judge Walmsley said.
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Return To Georgia's Public Schools As COVID Cases Spike Fraught With Uncertainty For Parents, Students
Once again, Georgia students are headed back to school facing a sharp peak in COVID-19 cases.
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State Superintendent Woods Expects Students Back In Class, Teacher Raises In 2022
Supt. Woods eyes "a successful and mostly in-person semester," he said, adding, "Our recovery is ongoing."
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Ga. Legislators Plan Push To Insure Mental Health On Par With Physical Coverage
A little-known federal law passed when President George W. Bush occupied the White House, on behavioral health care.
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Kemp Pushes For Expanded Gun-Carry Rights Without Government ‘Piece Of Paper'
Gov. Brian Kemp plans to make firearms a central issue of the coming legislative session with the announcement of his gun-rights support.
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Ga. Senate Leader Sets 2022 Legislative Agenda As Trump Casts Long Shadow
Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan's to-do list during his final year includes a tax credit to boost law enforcement, resources for foster care.
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Wild Hog Supper, Other Legislative Events To Tee Up State Lawmakers' 2022 Return
The signature January events that usually mark the start of a new Georgia legislative session are set to return in 2022 with a mixture.
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It Is The Countdown To The Georgia General Opening Day
Tick. Tick. Tick. Tick.
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Legal Challenges Filed After Kemp Signs New District Maps Into Law
Gov. Brian Kemp signed Georgia's new political maps into law Thursday, immediately sparking legal challenges.
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State Lawmakers To Take Aim At Racial History In Public Schools, Partisan School Boards
Teachers and administrators from across the state agree critical race theory is not discussed in Georgia grade school classrooms.
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State Lawmakers Poised To Add Expanded Gun Access To 2022 Legislative Agenda
Amid recent mass shootings, David Perdue supports "constitutional carry," and Gov. Kemp in an ad "jokingly brandished a shotgun."
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End Of Child Tax Credit Is A Financial Setback For Georgia's Working Moms
It had been a boost for Pasha Benjamin, a disability adjudicator from Conyers, and her now-18-month-old son Chance.
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Rocket Launchpad Approved For Coastal Georgia; More Reviews In Store
Camden County officials celebrated Monday after receiving the long-awaited word that the Federal Aviation Administration granted a license.
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Rearview Mirror: Georgia's 2021 Rocked By COVID Controversy, Election Rage
The pandemic pitted parents against boards. Three white men -- McMichael, McMichael, and Bryan -- were convicted of murdering a Black man.
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Kemp Will Challenge Feds' Decision To Reject Key Parts Of His Medicaid Plan
The state will challenge the federal government's recent decision to reject major elements of Gov. Brian Kemp's plan.
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Is Cutting Down A Tree For Christmas Bad For The Environment?
Christmas is a time for celebrating and cutting down trees – and that holiday tradition sometimes leads to environmental discussions.
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Rivian's $5B EV Manufacturing Plant Set To Start In East Georgia By Spring 2022
It is called "one of the biggest economic development projects in Georgia history," the electric vehicle start-up Rivian.
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Georgia Lags In Emission-Cutting Policies Even As It Lands Major EV Maker
Georgia, which has welcomed solar companies, still "lags on policies that would help cut the emissions that cause climate change."