Gov. Brian Kemp and Attorney General Chris Carr issued a joint statement in regards to the U.S. Department of Justice’s announcement that it would review election integrity legislation in states across the country.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and Attorney General Chris Carr have issued a joint statement following the the U.S. Department of Justice’s announcement that it would review election integrity legislation in states across the country.
Vice President Kamala Harris plans to visit the Palmetto State early next week as part of the Biden Administration’s push to get more Americans vaccinated against COVID-19.
After a tumultuous few weeks for the Department of Juvenile Justice, a subcommittee of state senators unanimously gave a vote of no confidence to the agency director.
The investigation is yet another liability for the embattled attorney general, who is facing a years-old criminal case, a separate, newer FBI investigation, and a Republican primary opponent who is seeking to make electoral hay of the various controversies.
Officials say an alarm linked to a motion sensor inside a warehouse in Atlanta where ballots from last year’s election are stored went off over the weekend.
Change at SRP Park follows recent guideline updates from the Center for Disease Control, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and the city of North Augusta.
Citing newly filed motions, a judge canceled a meeting to discuss logistical plans for a review of absentee ballots from Georgia’s most populous county.
Change at SRP Park follows recent guideline updates from the Center for Disease Control, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and the city of North Augusta.
A dozen states are rejecting an offer of extra federal money if they expend Medicaid and Georgia’s two Democratic U.S. senators are pushing for a federal workaround.
Colleges and universities in the CSRA will get a share of more than $1.1 billion in aid money going to higher education institutions across the Peach State.
The Democratic-led House has approved a resolution condemning attacks in March that killed six women of Asian descent at Atlanta-area massage businesses.
People can no longer arrest other people for suspected crimes in the state of Georgia. But criminal justice advocates say there is still more work to be done.
Republican congressional district conventions showed Georgia activists still consumed by the unproven belief that Donald Trump had been unfairly cheated out of the election.
Paine College is getting a share of nearly $85 million in funding that will be going to Georgia’s historically Black colleges and universities through the American Rescue Plan.
Augusta will get a share of more than $11 million in funding across Georgia to combat homelessness, housing instability, unsafe living conditions and human trafficking.
Several Georgia officials, including Augusta’s mayor, urged federal representatives to start the transition to pollution-free vehicles while supporting states’ authority to address emissions.
Columbia County leaders voted to approve agreements with Ticketmaster and Nederland National Markets for the new Columbia County Performing Arts Center.
Some state lawmakers are hoping to get the Open Carry bill signed by S.C. Governor Henry McMaster in the next two weeks before the legislative session ends.
Georgia faith leaders create a makeshift pulpit for a prayer service where they’ll provide updates on the Home Depot boycott over the state’s voting law and outline plans for May.
Rep. Rick Allen, Sen. Raphael Warnock and Sen. Tim Scott are among the two-state politicians who had something to say about President Joe Biden's first address to Congress.
