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Georgia seeks to bolster timber industry in Hurricane Helene’s aftermath
In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Georgia lawmakers are considering a series of bills that would help Georgia timber industry.
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Georgia Supreme Court casts doubt on child custody law
The court ruling raised broader questions about a Georgia law that lets people seek custody even if they are not related by blood or a legal guardian.
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Fulton County withholds 2020 ballots despite Georgia law seeking disclosure
A new Georgia law allows copies of ballots to be made public, but Fulton County says the law doesn't apply to the 2020 election.
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Speed cameras in Ga. school zones raking in money. 100 lawmakers say no more
The automated devices have led to millions of dollars in fines for drivers in the last few years.
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Georgia parents slam Carr’s lawsuit, saying it puts disability services at risk
Georgia joined lawsuit against rule in disability law after after Joe Biden’s administration added “gender dysphoria” to a list of conditions protected from discrimination.
Fewer people supported Marjorie Taylor Greene than Donald Trump in Georgia’s most pro-Trump district
An analysis of 2024 election data found U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene lagged behind Donald Trump with voters in her district.
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Republicans threaten Georgia cities that don’t comply with immigration crackdown
Senate Republicans approved legislation to further punish cities that enact "sanctuary" policies.
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Removing QR codes from Georgia ballots could cost taxpayers $66 million
Lawmakers face a choice of whether to remove QR codes from Georgia ballots at a cost of up to $66 million, or to reverse course on the update to the Dominion voting system.
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Georgia considers cracking down on drones
Georgia legislators are pushing for more regulation on drone use in the state amid public safety and data privacy concerns.
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Here’s how unlimited amounts of money are shaping Georgia’s 2026 election
Unlimited campaign contributions flow to leadership committees of Gov. Brian Kemp, other top Republicans. But not everyone benefits.