Georgia GOP focus on retaking 2 districts during congressional conventions
Georgia Republicans are focused on winning back the 6th and 7th Congressional Districts. This weekend, they held congressional conventions in each of Georgia's 13 districts.
Georgia Republicans are focused on winning back the 6th and 7th Congressional Districts. This weekend, they held congressional conventions in each of Georgia's 13 districts.
Longtime Atlanta Councilman C.T. Martin remembered for quiet charisma
Family and friends honored longtime Atlanta City Councilman C.T. Martin with a celebration of life ceremony on Saturday.
Family and friends honored longtime Atlanta City Councilman C.T. Martin with a celebration of life ceremony on Saturday.
Colonial Pipeline attack places spotlight on cybersecurity in US
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has extended the state of emergency that suspends the gas tax among other things following a cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has extended the state of emergency that suspends the gas tax among other things following a cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline.
Advocacy groups call for more paid leave for Georgia workers
Advocacy groups are calling for more paid parental leave for all Georgia workers.
Advocacy groups are calling for more paid parental leave for all Georgia workers.
Atlanta mayoral races broadens with 2 more candidates
More candidates enter Atlanta's mayoral race.
More candidates enter Atlanta's mayoral race.
Fulton County sees chaotic vote for GOP chair, latest election headache
A chaotic vote at the GOP county convention sparks new election fraud allegations.
A chaotic vote at the GOP county convention sparks new election fraud allegations.
Georgia could cut unemployment benefits to push more toward work
Georgia’s labor commissioner now says he’s considering cutting federal benefits to workers in an effort to push unemployed Georgians back into the workforce.
Georgia’s labor commissioner now says he’s considering cutting federal benefits to workers in an effort to push unemployed Georgians back into the workforce.
State providing support of consumers as fuel pipeline shutdown continues
“There is no need to fill up every tank you have or hoard gasoline,” Kemp said. “Use good common sense.”
“There is no need to fill up every tank you have or hoard gasoline,” Kemp said. “Use good common sense.”
Gov. Brian Kemp vetoes bill to create appointed Chief Labor Officer
Gov. Brian Kemp vetoed Senate Bill 156 that would have created a Chief labor Officer to work in the Georgia Department of Labor.
Gov. Brian Kemp vetoed Senate Bill 156 that would have created a Chief labor Officer to work in the Georgia Department of Labor.
Republican Chris Carr seeks another term as Georgia attorney general
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is running for another four years as the state’s top lawyer, spurning a chance to run for higher office.
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is running for another four years as the state’s top lawyer, spurning a chance to run for higher office.
Sen. Jon Ossoff introduces bill to give voters more access to water in line
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Georgia, said Monday he introduced legislation that would grant voters access to water and other refreshments on election day.
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Georgia, said Monday he introduced legislation that would grant voters access to water and other refreshments on election day.
Ahmaud Arbery’s mom ‘very, very thankful’ for repeal of controversial Georgia law
Ahmaud Arbery’s mother and sister were present Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill repealing Georgia's 1863 citizen's arrest law.
Ahmaud Arbery’s mother and sister were present Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill repealing Georgia's 1863 citizen's arrest law.
Gov. Kemp signs repeal of Georgia's 1863 citizen's arrest law
Gov. Brian Kemp and Georgia lawmakers made repealing Georgia's Civil War-era citizen’s arrest law a top priority after the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery.
Gov. Brian Kemp and Georgia lawmakers made repealing Georgia's Civil War-era citizen’s arrest law a top priority after the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery.
'Time to pass the baton on': Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms explains decision not to seek reelection
“This is not something I woke up and decided yesterday. This is something I have been thinking about for a very long time,” Bottoms said.
“This is not something I woke up and decided yesterday. This is something I have been thinking about for a very long time,” Bottoms said.
Gov. Kemps signs bill banning 'defunding' local police
A new law prohibits local governments in Georgia from "defunding" their police departments.
A new law prohibits local governments in Georgia from "defunding" their police departments.
Here's who is running to be Atlanta's next mayor
With Keisha Lance Bottoms not running for reelection, the race is on to become Atlanta's next mayor. Here are the candidates in the race.
With Keisha Lance Bottoms not running for reelection, the race is on to become Atlanta's next mayor. Here are the candidates in the race.
Georgia law grants paid parental leave to state, public school employees
State employees, including public school teachers, receive 120 hours of paid parental leave.
State employees, including public school teachers, receive 120 hours of paid parental leave.
Georgia 'to-go' cocktails signed into law
Georgia's governor has signed two bills into law legalizing to-go cocktails from restaurants.
Georgia's governor has signed two bills into law legalizing to-go cocktails from restaurants.
Stacey Abrams' romance novels set to be reissued
Stacey Abrams, expressing her excitement over the announcement, said she was proud to be a part of the romance writing community
Stacey Abrams, expressing her excitement over the announcement, said she was proud to be a part of the romance writing community
Gov. Kemp signs teacher pipeline bill into law
Teachers in Georgia will soon be getting another boost in their paycheck after Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed the so-called "Teacher Pipeline Package" into law. It includes six different pieces of legislation, aiming to recruit, retain and increase training for educators across Georgia.
Teachers in Georgia will soon be getting another boost in their paycheck after Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed the so-called "Teacher Pipeline Package" into law. It includes six different pieces of legislation, aiming to recruit, retain and increase training for educators across Georgia.