Derek Dooley, a former football coach, is running for the U.S. Senate in Georgia in 2026 as a Republican, challenging incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff. He's endorsed by Governor Brian Kemp and emphasizes conservative issues in his campaign.

Governor Brian Kemp announced the appointment of 114 individuals to various Georgia state boards and commissions, highlighting professionals such as Bárbara Rivera Holmes, Kamesha Harbison, Steve Bradshaw, and Angela Byrne.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Combating Chronic Absenteeism holds its first meeting to address student attendance issues, inviting public and media participation.

The Georgia State Election Board ruled that Lyft violated state law by offering discounted rides to polls, favoring urban areas over rural ones. No punitive action was taken, but Lyft was informed of the violation.

Georgia Senator Larry Walker III received the prestigious Georgia 4-H Green Jacket Award for his leadership and contributions to 4-H.

Sen. Greg Dolezal was appointed to a Georgia committee aimed at eliminating state income tax, joining a bipartisan group to reform tax structures for growth.

Georgia Governor announced a new agreement between TCSG and USG enabling nurses with ASN to pursue BSN degrees, addressing healthcare workforce needs.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp criticized the late release of $1.3 billion in educational funds, insisting that $5 billion is still needed for services like teacher training.

Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia directs state agencies to freeze spending in anticipation of federal budget cuts, while making exceptions for essential programs like education and healthcare.

Sen. McLaurin is hosting a press conference on the ICE detention of journalist Mario Guevara, a legal U.S. resident since 2004, to address immigration and press freedom concerns.

Sen. Larry Walker III was appointed to a Georgia senate committee focused on eliminating state income tax, a move that emphasizes fiscal responsibility and economic competitiveness.

King's Hawaiian is investing $54 million into its Georgia operations, creating 135 jobs and expanding its facility in Oakwood. The company is adding a new line of Pretzel Bites and continues to grow its workforce.

Governor Brian P. Kemp appointed Judge Benjamin A. Land to Georgia's Supreme Court, previously a Court of Appeals Judge and recognized for legal and community service.