Gov. Kemp signed a bill supporting Georgia's military personnel, ensuring financial protection for their families by preventing life insurance denials due to service.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp appoints and reappoints 39 individuals to various state entities, aiming to maintain smooth operations in education, law enforcement, and other sectors.

Governor Kemp signed SB 331 into law, transferring Barrow County Airport's management to county control, marking a governance shift from the separate Airport Authority established in 1958.

Atlanta proposes a slight decrease in property tax rates as part of its $3.0 billion budget for FY2026, aiming to reduce debt and improve the city's financial health. Public hearings are scheduled for citizen input.

Sen. Randy Robertson is recognized by CLA as one of Georgia's most effective lawmakers for 2023-2024, with an effectiveness score of 3.11. He has successfully passed several bills, including SB 159 on correctional institution regulations.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens will host the 2025 Summer Youth Employment Program Signing Day at Zoo Atlanta on May 13, with a focus on youth workforce engagement.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed four bills aimed at enhancing the state's workforce, education prospects, and support for students and families, reaffirming Georgia's status as a leading business destination.

Georgia's April net tax revenues fell by 5.8% from the previous year, with impacts attributed to extended tax deadlines from hurricane relief efforts.

Governor Brian Kemp signs laws to streamline Georgia government and improve security, targeting redundant boards and safeguarding against foreign interference.

Governor Brian P. Kemp signed Georgia's FY2026 budget, focusing on Hurricane Helene relief and investments in education, healthcare, and public safety, while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp signs relief legislation for agricultural and forestry sectors affected by Hurricane Helene, providing tax exemptions and support for rebuilding efforts.

A survey by U.S. Sen. Ossoff and ACOG reveals Georgia OB-GYNs face complications due to the state's strict abortion law, leading to delayed care and risks to patients' health.

Milton's Electronics Recycling Event, organized with The Junkluggers, offers residents the opportunity to declutter e-waste responsibly on May 17 at Bell Memorial Park, though fees apply for TVs and monitors.