'Fund Food Stamps Now': Party for Socialism and Liberation rally at Georgia Capitol
Demonstrators gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol, urging Gov. Brian Kemp to use state funds to support SNAP beneficiaries affected by the federal shutdown.
Georgia PSC election draws unusual attention as voters head to polls
After a long court battle, a special election to fill two seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission is underway.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defends upcoming appearance on ‘The View’
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene will appear on ABC’s "The View" on Election Day, drawing thousands of online reactions after announcing her upcoming interview on X.
Georgia SNAP recipients brace as shutdown threatens benefits
More than a-million Georgians depend on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to put food on the table.
Georgia SNAP benefits shutdown: 1.5M residents brace for food aid pause
Georgia’s SNAP benefits will pause Nov. 1 as the federal shutdown halts $3 billion in annual food aid.
Hope Atlanta on SNAP pause: ‘We have no idea what this is going to look like’
Hope Atlanta say the number of people asking for help has doubled in recent weeks, and they worry demand will keep growing.
Georgia SNAP payments to halt; Democrats urge Kemp to use budget surplus
Georgia Democrats are urging Gov. Kemp to use part of the state’s $14.6 billion surplus to prevent the cutoff.
Georgia Head Start programs secured by 45-day emergency bridge loan amid shutdown
Emergency bridge funding will keep Georgia Head Start classrooms open for 45 days during the federal shutdown.
Georgia SNAP benefits pausing? Where you can get free food in metro Atlanta
These organizations support families with groceries, emergency food boxes, baby supplies, and in some cases, housing or utility aid.
Georgia SNAP benefits to pause amid shutdown | What users must know now
Georgia’s SNAP payments will pause Nov. 1 because Congress has not passed a federal funding bill.
Rep. Marcus Wiedower stepping down from office.
State Rep. Marcus Wiedower stepped down from office.
Georgia PSC special election: Everything to know before you vote
Georgia voters will decide two Public Service Commission seats that control electricity rates and energy policy statewide. Here's everything you need to know.
Major medical marijuana expansion set for debate in next Georgia legislative session
Lawmakers ended their final hearing Friday on whether to expand Georgia’s medical marijuana program under Senate Bill 220.
Gov. Brian Kemp, first lady arrive in South Korea for business trip
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and first lady Marty Kemp have arrived in South Korea for an economic development trip.
Georgia Power critic arrested for allegedly stealing trade secrets
Georgia Capitol Police have arrested Patty Durand for allegedly stealing a booklet containing confidential Georgia Power information during a regulatory proceeding.
Douglas County taxpayers win new audit committee to oversee county spending
Douglas County commissioners approved a taxpayer-led audit committee to oversee county spending and promote financial transparency.
Derek Dooley running for U.S. Senate as political outsider
Derek Dooley, the son of legendary UGA coach Vince Dooley, is positioning himself as a political outsider with decades of leadership experience from his coaching career.
South Fulton residents demand forensic audit despite council pushback
Councilwoman Helen Willis removed a proposed forensic audit, citing a recent Baker Tilly citywide audit as sufficient.
Georgia Rep. Mandi Ballinger loses battle with cancer
Georgia state flags will be lowered to half-staff to honor the life and service of State Rep. Mandi Ballinger, who died after a battle with cancer.
Multiple 'No Kings' protests scheduled for Saturday in metro Atlanta
More than 30 “No Kings" rallies are planned across Georgia this weekend.