Starting July 2027, most Georgia murder appeals shift to a Court of Appeals that says it's already stretched thin.

Republican nominee Rick Jackson told a Columbus crowd Kemp would deploy Guard troops for November — a move federal law sharply restricts.

DeKalb's proposed 65-decibel yard equipment limit has stalled — code enforcement says decibel meters cost too much to trust.

A federal judge won't toss the royalty fight over 2016's 'Dope,' saying who approved its release is a question for discovery.

Parents and an immigration attorney told the Atlanta Public Schools board that emails aren't enough — they want a formal policy on the books.

Only Mayor Kim Learnard backed the citywide contract; residents cheered as council preserved their choice of haulers.

Commissioners voted unanimously to stretch the pause to 210 days, even though no data center applications are currently on file.

A 2020 contract lets developer David Pearson control the Village of Towne Lake's HOA through 2040, and homeowners say they're just now finding out.

Seniors get a break, but everyone else in Carroll County will pay to use convenience centers starting January 2027.

Kemp says Harper has fought for farm families as the incumbent faces first-time candidate Katherine Juhan-Arnold in November.

Wisconsin Democrats say Michele Magadance Skinner is really a Georgia resident, threatening a pivotal Eau Claire-area Senate race.

A new permit process could let dispensaries operate near schools and houses of worship as patient enrollment surges statewide.

Gov. Brian Kemp ousted all seven Dublin City Schools board members after a $20 million deficit and a fired CFO who pled the Fifth.