Gov. Kemp makes economic development mission to Israel
The Kemps have been documenting their trip on Twitter.
Trump election investigation: Fulton County DA suggests indictments could come in August
The Georgia prosecutor investigating whether former president Donald Trump and other interfered in the 2020 election seemed to suggest grand jury indictments could likely come in early August
New chair appointed to head elections board in Georgia's Fulton County
The elections board in Georgia's most populous county, a Democratic stronghold targeted by former President Donald Trump after his narrow 2020 loss in the state, will soon have new leadership.
Lawsuit: City of Mableton's incorporation was unconstitutional
Just days after Mableton had its very first city council meeting, the city was hit with a lawsuit.
Georgia prosecutor fights back against Trump attempt to remove her from election probe
Fani Willis responded in a filing Monday that the Trump's motion is "procedurally flawed" and advances "arguments that lack merit."
VP Harris touts accomplishment of Biden administration during Atlanta visit
Her appearance drew a crowd at the Democratic Party of Georgia's spring soirée in Buckhead.
Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Georgia for third time this year
Vice President Kamala Harris will be making a mostly political trip to Atlanta this Friday.
Georgia to remove words ‘diverse’ and ‘diversity’ from teacher training
The Georgia Professional Standards Commission voted to remove the word "diverse" or "diversity" when creating training programs for the state’s future teachers. Some teachers are not happy about the change.
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.
Mayor announces $55K proposal to support Atlanta's transgender community
If approved, this would be Atlanta's largest investment yet into its transgender community.
Georgia taxes fall in April, but budget picture still bright
Georgia remains on track for another budget surplus, even after the state’s tax revenues fell in April.
Midtown shooting draws attention to new Georgia Safer Hospitals Act
The American Nurses Association says one in four nurses report being physically assaults.
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.
Travelers may soon receive cash or miles as compensation for delayed or cancelled flights
Changes could be coming to the way airlines handle flight cancelations and delays.
Sen. Ossoff announces money for Sweet Auburn businesses
Businesses along Atlanta's Auburn Avenue will soon get a boost from the federal government.
At least 8 fake electors accept immunity deals in Georgia Trump election probe
Defense attorney Kimberly Debrow revealed the existence of the immunity deals in a court filing Friday, saying her eight clients had accepted the agreements last month.
Georgia election chief denies Democrats' wish for early 2024 primary
Democrats, including President Joe Biden, wanted to move the Georgia primary to make it one of the earlies in the nominating window, but Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger had denied their request.
Kemp signs bill to ban outside election cash in Georgia
The bill, which threatens local officials who violate the law with felony charges, still allows contributions to the state or federal government.
Sons of Confederate Veterans gather again for event at Stone Mountain Park
The Sons of Confederate Veterans gathered Saturday at Stone Mountain in observation of Confederate Memorial Day.
Patients celebrate as Georgia opens medical marijuana dispensaries after long wait
It was an emotional day for patients and their families who waited eight long years to purchase medical marijuana legally from a dispensary in Georgia.