Republicans tested anew by Georgia congresswoman's Facebook activity

Before she joined the House this month, Greene supported Facebook posts that advocated violence against Democrats and the FBI.

New Georgia bill would require 2 photo ID copies for absentee voting

The new proposal would require Georgians to submit a copy of their photo ID when requesting an absentee ballot and when returning it.

Gov. Kemp one-on-one discusses COVID-19 vaccine

A day after President Joe Biden announced his administration would increase COVID-19 vaccine allocations to the states, Gov. Brian Kemp said he appreciates the additional doses coming to Georgia

Lt. gov. wants to keep mail-in ballots but require photo IDs

Georgia’s lieutenant governor is joining the governor and House speaker in saying he supports requiring proof of identity from someone seeking to cast an absentee ballot, but he doesn’t want to get rid of no-excuse mail-in ballots, as Republican senators have proposed.

Georgia House wants more state money for public health

Georgia House lawmakers want to shift more money into public health and nursing homes, saying the state needs to spend more in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Georgia lawmaker removed from House Chamber after refusing COVID-19 test

Speaker David Ralston ordered Rep. David Clark removed from the House by law enforcement, saying that he refused to follow testing requirements.

Alarming jailhouse phone calls from a man accused of stalking a political candidate he once worked for

State Representative Mesha Mainor says a local businessman stalked her after he left her campaign. Jail house phone calls made by the man, obtained by the I-Team through the Open Records Act, show him lashing out at his alleged victim.

New Georgia senators carry John Lewis’ influence with them

Six months after his death, the late civil rights leader and longtime Georgia congressman John Lewis will retain a palpable influence in Congress: The state’s two new Democratic U.S. senators — both personal friends and admirers — promise to carry on his legacy.

Georgia job market mixed; Kemp spends cash to stop tax hike

Georgia’s job market flashed mixed signals in December, with employers adding more people to payrolls and the unemployment rate ticking down even as the labor force shrank.

Report: Justice Department probes abrupt departure of Atlanta U.S. attorney

The Justice Department inspector general has opened an inquiry into the abrupt departure of the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Georgia earlier this month, according to reports.

Georgia congresswoman files Articles of Impeachment against Biden

Newly-elected Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she made good on her promise to file Articles of Impeachment against President Joe Biden on his second day of office.

Meet the only Republican to win Georgia's January 5th runoff

McDonald was an outspoken supporter of President Trump and crisscrossed the state campaigning alongside Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler. So what launched him across the finish line but not his fellow Republicans?

Sen. Ossoff sworn in as Georgia's first Jewish senator

Vice President Kamala Harris swore in the two newly elected senators from Georgia on Wednesday afternoon.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler gives farewell speech to U.S. Senate

Sen. Kelly Loeffler addressed the U.S. Senate for the last time in her appointed term on Tuesday. The Georgia Republican was appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp to fill the seat of Sen. Johnny Isakson, who retired at the end of 2019 until a special election could be held.

Ossoff, Warnock set to be sworn in as Georgia's new senators

Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock will be sworn in as Georgia's newest senators by soon-to-be Vice President Kamala Harris after the inauguration.

Georgia certifies Democrats Warnock and Ossoff’s Senate wins

Georgia’s secretary of state certified the results of the two U.S. Senate runoff elections Tuesday, paving the way for Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff to be sworn in and for Democrats to take control of the chamber.