The money targets paraprofessionals and future special education teachers as Georgia tries to fill about 6,000 vacant classroom jobs.

Dream Center Church worshippers got a ride straight to the polls after Sunday's service, with Georgia's early vote already topping a million ballots.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis says a fake voter registration listed her as a Trump Tower-dwelling Republican. New York officials killed it before anyone could vote.

Rick Jackson now directs who gets sued in the failed anti-woke bank's bankruptcy case, raising conflict-of-interest questions as he runs for Georgia governor.

The rally moved from Macon to Perry’s Guardian Center, with Rick Jackson now racing to attend both Trump’s event and a Kemp rally in Cherokee.

A Talbot County business owner's lawsuit wiped out the county's data center zoning rule, with no facility now allowed in any district.

Cobb County State Court starts taking passport appointments Nov. 2, with fees now funding the office rather than one person's pocket.

Nearly $400,000 in combined tax-related obligations loom over Keisha Lance Bottoms, while Rick Jackson faces IRS disputes over tens of millions of dollars in deductions tied to his business and film investments.

South Fulton leaders cite reports that over 40 officers nationwide got fired for misusing license plate camera data.

Former Georgia staffers allege they lost their jobs after pushing back on a pullback from abortion access and LGBTQ+ outreach.

Isaiah Hugley has 90 days to sue the city he's about to lead, after the EEOC closed his bias complaint.

A federal judge sided with analyst Mark Davis after Fair Fight claimed his voter-eligibility work amounted to illegal intimidation.

A new poll finds 55% of Georgia voters back blocking bomb transfers to Israel, a split that cuts through the state's hard-fought Senate race.