Child care tax credit won’t fix crisis in Georgia. But it’s a step, experts say
Experts think more drastic steps, like establishing a child care trust fund, are warranted in Georgia.
Georgia Senate to investigate Stacey Abrams and New Georgia Project
Georgia Senate, already investigating Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, wants to take on Stacy Abrams, former Democratic candidate for governor.
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State Ethics Commission investigates four Georgia senators
The State Ethics Commission has accused four Georgia state senators for allegedly failing to file campaign finance reports and personal financial disclosures.
MAGA makeover? Georgia Republicans race to reshape state policy in Trump’s image
Past the midway point the Georgia legislative session, Republicans have advanced bills to tighten immigration, crack down on fentanyl abuse and roll back transgender rights.
Georgia takes steps to preserve access to in vitro fertilization
House Bill 428 would prevent future restrictions on IVF in Georgia and preserve access to the procedure as it is widely practiced today.
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Another ban on transgender girls, women playing female sports passes Georgia House
The House and Senate have both passed legislation aimed at banning trans women and girls from playing girls sports.
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Georgia may spend more money on Hurricane Helene relief
The Georgia Senate passed its version of the 2025 amended state budget Wednesday.
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Bill to make Georgia Power charge data centers for their energy costs advances
A bill that would force Georgia Power to charge data centers the cost of for infrastructure it builds to serve them was passed by a Georgia General Assembly committee Tuesday.
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Lawmakers cast doubt on ‘squatting’ legislation for long-stay hotels
The bill would allow extended-stay hotel owners to enlist law enforcement to evict people who fall behind on payments or try to claim occupancy as tenants.
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Could a state office boost the music industry like it has Georgia film?
Musicians, producers and budding executives say they often have to leave Georgia to find opportunities in more established music and entertainment networks.