Support for Israel: Kemp orders flags to half-staff to mourn those lost in attack
It is to show solidarity with the country of Israel after a devastating surprise attack over the weekend, which has claimed thousands of lives.
Kemp says he would back Trump in 2024 election: 'Better than Biden'
Despite major political clashes in the past and Donald Trump's endorsement of a challenger in last year's Republican primary, Gov. Brian Kemp says he'll vote for the former president if he gets the nomination.
Kemp suspends Georgia gas tax, declares state of emergency over inflation
Gov. Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency and suspended Georgia's gas tax to try and battle high levels of inflation.
While Trump, Republicans target DA Fani Willis, Kemp opts out
While many Republicans in Washington and Georgia have attacked Fulton County DA Fani Willis after her indictment of former President Donald Trump, Gov. Brian Kemp has been conspicuous in his unwillingness to pile on.
Kemp, GOP presidential hopefuls talk future of party in Buckhead
Several Republican candidates and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp made a pit stop in the Peach State on Friday ahead of the first GOP debate next week.
Georgia Gov. Kemp tells business group that he wants to limit lawsuits, big legal judgments
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said Tuesday that he wants to make it harder for people to file lawsuits and win big legal judgments, arguing that suits are driving up insurance and business costs.
Kemp takes jab at Trump over Kim Jung Un praise
A polarizing tweet from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s personal account appears to have ramped the rhetoric against former President Donald Trump’s bid for re-elected.
Funding for committee addressing children’s mental health put on hold
Two months after Georgia lawmakers passed the state’s $32.4 billion budget, approved funding for an independent committee tasked with identifying issues in mental health services for children—including those in the state’s foster care system—is among dozens of line items Governor Brian Kemp has put ‘on hold’.
Gov. Kemp makes economic development mission to Israel
The Kemps have been documenting their trip on Twitter.
Gov. Kemp plans economic development trip to Israel
The Israel visit will be Gov. Brian Kemp's fourth oversees trip as governor and his second trip in less than six month.
Georgia's first lady invites visitors back to governor's mansion
First lady Marty Kemp said she wants Georgians to know they are invited to tour the home and property on West Paces Ferry Road.
After Midtown shooting, group of Dem. lawmakers wants Kemp to call special session
Four Democratic state lawmakers sent a letter to Gov. Brian Kemp Monday demanding he call a special legislative session.
Gov. Kemp: President Biden not a 'good solution for our country'
Just hours after President Joe Biden announced he will seek a second term in 2024, Georgia’s governor said he is ready for another option.
New Georgia law could make it easier for cancer patients to get access to personalized cancer care
Patty Watkins was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in 2014. She says biomarker testing helped her doctors choose treatments most likely to work against her cancer.
Literacy educator calls new Georgia laws 'meaningful'
The chief academic officer at an Atlanta literacy and language-focused school said she believes two bills signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp will help improve outcomes for children.
CareSource awards grants to fight human trafficking in Georgia
A non-profit health coverage company awarded two large grants Tuesday to organizations working to end human trafficking in Georgia.
Gov. Kemp 'looking for somebody that can win' in 2024
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said it is important for Republicans to support a candidate who can win the White House in 2024.
Kemp: Republicans 'cannot get distracted' over Trump investigations to win presidency
Speaking on CNN, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said the multiple investigations into former President Donald Trump are possible distractions that could help Biden's campaign win in 2024.
Kemp signs bills aiming to improve school safety, literacy
Gov. Brian Kemp signed new laws Thursday that will require Georgia schools to perform annual drills for responding to campus shooters early in the school year and to perform literacy assessments for younger students three times per year to see if they can read at grade level.
Governor signs law increasing fines for human trafficking notices
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a law Tuesday aimed at getting more businesses to post required human trafficking notices.