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• Appellate Court Upholds Statewide PSC Elections

  News, November 30, 2023

• State Senate Study Committee Recommends Repealing CON Law

  News, November 29, 2023

• Sports Betting Best Odds for Legalizing Gambling in Georgia

  News, November 28, 2023

• State Launches Online Platform for Job Seekers

  News, November 28, 2023

• Georgia Supreme Court Blocks Republican-backed Prosecutors Oversight Board

  News, November 28, 2023

• Redistricting Special Session Likely to Boost Democrats

  News, November 28, 2023

• Governor Kemp Issues Executive Orders for Rosalynn Carter Funeral Ceremonies

  Features, November 27, 2023

  Gov. Brian Kemp is assigning Georgia National Guard troops and other state resources to help with the “logistical challenges” associated with ceremonies and services to honor the late former First Lady Rosalynn Carter.

• Doug Collins to Lead Georgia Chapter of National Think Tank

  News, November 27, 2023

• DOT Mulling Long List of Highway Improvements in Savannah Area

  News, November 17, 2023

• Georgia Lawmakers Unveil Recommendations for Growing Workforce

  News, November 17, 2023

• Respiratory Virus Outlook in Georgia Encouraging

  News, November 15, 2023

• Green Mutual Fund Files Shareholder Proposals Opposing Mine Near Okefenokee

  News, November 14, 2023

• State Rolling Out New Literacy Initiative

  Features, November 14, 2023

  The Georgia Department of Education is launching a literacy initiative aimed at both improving literacy among students and training educators on the science of reading.

• Former Isakson Colleagues Praise His Brand of Political Civility

  Features, November 13, 2023

  A U.S. senator and a former senator traveled to the University of Georgia Friday to tout the benefits of political civility at a time extreme partisanship in Congress threatens to shut down the federal government.

• Bonds Closed on Rivian EV Plant

  News, November 13, 2023

• State’s New Voter Registration System Passes First Test

  Features, November 13, 2023

  A new statewide voter registration system has passed its first test with a successful run during this week’s municipal elections across Georgia.

• State Tax Credit Review Panel Focuses on Housing

  News, November 10, 2023

• Legislative Democrats Looking to End Ban on Rent Control

  News, November 10, 2023

• Kemp Extends Suspension of State Gasoline Tax

  News, November 10, 2023

• With or Without Gasoline Revenue, Georgia Tax Collections in the Red

  News, November 08, 2023

• LG Burt Jones Announces ‘Red Tape Rollback’

  Features, November 08, 2023

  Lt. Gov. Burt Jones unveiled a legislative push Tuesday aimed at reducing the size and scope of state government while making it easier for Georgians to get business licenses.

• Drought-stricken Northwest Georgia Counties Declared Natural Disaster Areas

  News, November 08, 2023

• Rural Georgians Suffering Disproportionately from Mental Health Issues

  News, November 03, 2023

• Auto, Machinery Volumes Soaring at Port of Brunswick

  News, November 03, 2023

• State Senate Kicks Off Deep Dive into Artificial Intelligence

  Features, November 02, 2023

  Artificial intelligence can prove more beneficial to society than harmful but only with proper regulation, industry experts told Georgia lawmakers Wednesday.

• Georgia Power Seeking More Energy Generating Capacity

  News, November 01, 2023

• Governor Asking Georgia Lawmakers to Back Another Savannah Harbor Deepening

  News, October 31, 2023

• State Licenses First Pharmacies to Sell Cannabis Oil to Patients

  News, October 30, 2023

• U.S. Senate Panel Hears Tragic Stories from Georgia’s Foster Care System

  News, October 30, 2023

• Federal Judge Tosses Georgia Redistricting Maps; Governor Calls Special Session

  Features, October 27, 2023

  A federal judge Thursday rejected both the congressional and legislative redistricting maps Georgia’s Republican-controlled General Assembly drew two years ago and ordered new maps prepared in time for next year’s elections.

• Georgia Dems Renew Push for Full Medicaid Expansion

  News, October 27, 2023

• Georgia Expanding EV Charging Station Network

  News, October 25, 2023

• General Assembly Eyeing Incentives for Government Vehicle Fleets to Switch to EVs

  News, October 24, 2023

• Low Enrollment Plaguing Georgia’s Limited Medicaid Expansion

  News, October 24, 2023

• Lawsuit Challenging Redrawing of Georgia’s Congressional Districts Moving Forward

  News, October 23, 2023

• Gasoline Taxes Mask Net State Tax Revenue Decline Again

  News, October 23, 2023

• Georgia Power Announces Third Coal Ash Reuse Plan

  News, October 23, 2023

• Georgia Council on Literacy Tackling Tough Challenge Head-On

  News, October 19, 2023

• Legislative Panel Adopts Recommendations for Dual Enrollment Program

  News, October 17, 2023

• Georgia Lawmakers Looking for Better Way to Resolve Local Service Delivery Disputes

  News, September 21, 2023

• Nursing Workforce Research Center to Open at Emory

  News, September 21, 2023

• General Assembly Looking to Fine-Tune Dual Enrollment Program

  News, September 20, 2023

• U.S. Soccer to Move Headquarters, Build Training Center in Atlanta

  News, September 18, 2023

• Tort Reform Fight Returning to General Assembly

  News, September 12, 2023

• State Awards First Grants Under New Rural Housing Program

  News, September 11, 2023

• Board of Regents OKs ‘Major Ask’ in University System Budget

  News, September 11, 2023

• Georgia Redistricting Maps on Trial in Federal Court

  News, September 08, 2023

• Craft Brewers Looking for General Assembly to Ease Restrictions

  News, September 07, 2023

• Calvin Smyre Tapped to Serve in UN General Assembly

  News, September 06, 2023

• New Coalition Takes Aim at Tort Reform in Georgia

  Features, August 31, 2023

  A new nonprofit founded by three high-power lobbying firms is setting its sites on tort reform in Georgia. Competitive Georgia announced its formation Tuesday, the latest sign that business leaders are preparing a major push for the General Assembly to curb what they see as frivolous lawsuits that drive up the cost of doing business.

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