Sen. Davenport is hosting a free holiday concert featuring performances by students from the Kay R. Pace School of the Arts at the Georgia State Capitol.

Georgia's tax revenue saw a slight increase in November, with a rise of 0.9% from the prior year, yet faced a decrease when accounting for the one-time motor fuel tax suspension.

Georgia State Capitol to hold a final Senate committee hearing on December 10 to discuss the impact of social media and AI on children and platform privacy, aiming to develop protective measures for online youth safety.

BioTouch is investing $12.5 million in Columbus, Georgia, creating 480 jobs, expanding its medical testing kit manufacturing facilities, with operations fully running by 2028. Governor Kemp highlights the economic development success.

Sen. Larry Walker hosted a Regional Listening Day in Middle Georgia with local leaders to discuss community concerns before the 2026 Legislative Session.

The Georgia Senate study committee, led by Sen. Orrock, recommends a means-tested scholarship program to make higher education more affordable and address the state's high student loan debt.

Georgia state leaders reflect on fiscal conservatism and investments made, while preparing for future legislative priorities involving taxes and state values.

Prosecutor dismisses election interference charges against Georgia Senator Shawn Still, citing lack of criminal intent. Still maintains his innocence and criticizes the DA's handling of the case.

Senator Greg Dolezal commended the dismissal of a Fulton County racketeering case, citing misconduct by the DA’s office and emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability.

The Georgia Lottery has raised over $30 billion for educational programs, celebrated at the Georgia-Georgia Tech game with Governor Kemp and other officials present.

South Fulton mayoral candidates face legal issues; Dr. Mark Baker received a protection order after a threat claim, Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs faces an ethics complaint over campaign contributions.

LaGrange City Council unanimously increased the reward for tips solving the murder of Javeon Dukes and wounding of six others, offering a total of $12,000 for information.

A Georgia judge dismissed a racketeering case against Trump, a decision criticized by Minority Leader Sen. Harold Jones II for enabling Trump to "evade accountability."