Georgia PSC revises energy rates for large data centers to prevent cost impacts on smaller customers, ensuring these facilities pay their fair share for power use.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp from Georgia and his husband will appear on HGTV's "House Hunters." Kemp highlights the personal significance and uses the platform to discuss affordable housing issues.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp proposed budgets for AFY25 and FY26 that included hurricane relief, tax cuts, infrastructure investments, education funding, healthcare boosts, and public safety resources.

The Georgia Senate incorporates the GAME Program to support the hiring of individuals with disabilities, with Martha Haythorn as the first to join under the initiative.

Sen. Emanuel Jones led an event to update the Martin Luther King, Jr. exhibit at the Georgia State Capitol, honoring the civil rights leader's impact.

Sen. Larry Walker III is appointed Vice Chair of NCOIL's Property and Casualty Insurance Committee, ready to address industry issues impacting families and businesses.

Atlanta successfully managed MLK celebrations and the College Football Playoff, without a spike in emergencies, demonstrating readiness and collaboration among city agencies and efficient handling of events and transport services.

The Georgia Senate began its 2025 session, processing bills on topics like school safety and government transparency, with Senator Ginn co-sponsoring "Ricky and Alyssa’s Law" for school panic alert systems.

Tara M. Lyons becomes the first Black woman Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, overseeing 43 counties with a focus on prosecuting federal crimes.

Senator Mike Hodges reviewed Georgia's legislative week, highlighting the state's response to Hurricane Helene, tort reform, and Governor Kemp's agenda on education and healthcare.

Senator Sheikh Rahman commits to equity and inclusiveness in Georgia's 2025 Legislative Session, attending key events and serving on budget and development committees.

Senator Carden Summers begins the 2025 Georgia Legislative Session focusing on school safety, workforce development, healthcare, and tort reform, while also addressing Hurricane Helene's aftermath with a significant aid package.

Senator Matt Brass resumed his role in the Georgia legislature, representing the 6th District, with commitments to address hurricane relief, economic growth, health care, and legal reform in the 2025 session.