Georgia Senator Donzella James welcomes a court ruling that suspended a state ballot hand-count mandate, citing voter inconvenience and unnecessary expense.

Gov. Brian Kemp announces 107 appointments to Georgia's state entities, focusing on diverse expertise, including healthcare, crime prevention, and economic development.

The Senate Study Committee on AI in Georgia is meeting to address AI's impact on the economy and society, focusing on consumer protection and preventing harm.

A Fulton County judge ruled that Georgia election results must be certified, rejecting arguments allowing discretion in certifying questionable results.

Early voting begins in Georgia for a crucial election cycle, with predictions of active participation and emphasis on logistical preparation and voter rights.

Senator Derek Mallow criticized Georgia Senate Bills 202 and 189 for leading to voter challenges in Bryan County, deeming the outcome undemocratic and urging repeal of the laws.

Georgia Senate committees will meet to discuss strategies for building a resilient educator workforce, examining data and best practices for recruitment and retention.

Georgia lawmakers plan to honor fallen Deputy Brandon Cunningham by naming a Paulding County intersection after him, reflecting his sacrifice in the line of duty.

The Georgia Senate Special Committee on the Protection of Women’s Sports prepares for its second public hearing to discuss the protection of women's sports, with live streaming available online.

Gwinnett County offers multiple advance voting options for the 2024 General Election, including two new locations, to reduce wait times and improve voter convenience.

Georgia's tax revenues fell 2.8% in September, with a notable dip in corporate income tax but an uptick in individual income tax and motor fuel tax collections.

State Sen. John Albers received the NFIB Guardian of Small Business Award for his advocacy for small enterprises, including legislation aid and support for Referendum Question A.

Governor Kemp concluded a series of discussions on civil litigation reform at the Waffle House HQ, seeking to address challenges and potential reforms that could benefit Georgia's economic landscape.