Georgia says new voting system on track, critics skeptical

Georgia is on track to have its new election system ready for the presidential primaries in March, lawyers for the state assured a judge Friday, but critics pushed for a more concrete backup plan in case things don’t go as planned.

Beyond teacher pay raise, agency cuts lurk in Georgia budget

After budget cuts hit Georgia state finances this year, Gov. Brian Kemp’s budget proposal for the upcoming year projects that happy days are here again — for some.

Atlanta moves forward to create Inspector General role

An Atlanta City Council Committee has approved legislation to create the new position of Inspector General.

Expert: Georgia election server showed signs of tampering

In late December 2019, the plaintiffs were finally able to obtain a copy of the server’s contents that the FBI made in March 2017 and retained — after the state allegedly dragged its feet in securing the image.

Georgia lawmakers: Tighten internet sales tax collections

Georgia lawmakers have reached a deal to tighten sales tax collections by online businesses including Amazon, eBay and Airbnb.

Governor Kemp delivers State of the State address

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said raising teacher pay is one of his top goals as he gave his second annual State of the State address Thursday, a stance that could put him on a collision course with legislative leaders who want to cut income taxes.

Georgia Chamber weighs in on gambling, Atlanta's airport

Some of the state's top business leaders had a chance to talk about their priorities for the current legislative session.

Gov. Kemp asks business community to take trafficking training

Speaking to more than 2,000 business leaders Wednesday morning, Governor Brian Kemp asked them to take part in the state's new human trafficking training initiative.

Kemp names talk radio host, 2 others to state school board

Gov. Brian Kemp is appointing three new members to seven-year terms on the Georgia state Board of Education, which makes policy for the state’s nearly 1.8 million public school students.

Georgia elections chief wants law changed for US Senate race

Georgia’s top elections official is seeking a last-minute change to state law to ensure he’s authorized to set the deadline for candidates to sign up to challenge newly appointed Republican U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler in the November election.

Lt. Gov. Duncan announces new technology task force

Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan wants to make Georgia "the technology capital of the East Coast," and he announced a new effort Wednesday to help the state achieve that.

Longtime Georgia state senator announces retirement

A longtime state senator from northwest Georgia has said that he won’t seek reelection in November.

Savannah-area lawmakers say they'll block plan for new city

Two Georgia state lawmakers say they won’t support a bill this year that would create a new city in coastal Georgia.

Georgia lawmakers begin 2020 session

The 2020 legislative session officially got underway Monday at the Georgia State Capitol.