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State Sen. John F. Kennedy talks lieutenant governor bid
The ‘Politically Georgia’ team interviews state Sen. John F. Kennedy and answers questions from listener mailbag.
‘Leaves a tremendous mark on you’: Georgians recount arduous journeys home
In the midst of their travels, several Georgians found themselves at the center of a war zone when the Israeli Air Force preemptively struck Iran on June 13.
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Mourners lay Georgia mother to rest after months spent on life support
Adriana Smith was remembered as a devoted mother and registered nurse who cared deeply for others.
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Breakthrough Atlanta remains committed to its promises despite federal cuts
Despite losing $355,000 in AmeriCorps funding, Breakthrough Atlanta remained committed to its mission of serving students and teachers across the city.
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Georgia hurries to amp up Medicaid hospital funding by $2 billion
Georgia Department of Community Health’s advisory board approved three measures to increase Medicaid funding for hospitals in the state.
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Georgia Power’s plan to ‘freeze’ rates is not as sweet as it seems, groups say
Critics of Georgia Power say an agreement to keep the company's current rates through 2028 may not be as good for customers in the long run as it sounds.
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U.S. Supreme Court clears way for Georgia law aimed at limiting porn access
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for Georgia to enact it's new law aimed at limiting minors' access to sexually explicit material online.
Counties file complaint seeking to remove Brunswick DA
Commissioners of five Georgia counties have signed a joint complaint seeking to remove Brunswick District Attorney Keith Higgins, four officials told The Current.
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John King talks Iran, ‘regime change’ and clarity from leaders
John King’s military background has become suddenly relevant in the GOP race to challenge Sen. Jon Ossoff.
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How an unlikely coalition kept a mine away from Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp
About a year ago, opponents determined to stop an Alabama company from mining next to the Okefenokee Swamp were running out of options. Here's how a deal came together.