An audit of 1.11 million ballots cast in June’s runoff elections found just 23 discrepancies. All of them involved hand-marked paper ballots.

The workers died after having medical emergencies while on the job. The union says the Atlanta Regional Processing and Distribution Center needs better emergency protocols.

Georgia’s child welfare advocates hope the campaign of Rick Jackson, who spent years in foster care, will sharpen the focus on the state’s troubled foster care system.

Judge: Ashley Jordan and Albert Debelbot proved they did not murder their newborn daughter in 2008 and are eligible for compensation from the state's wrongful conviction fund.

The Republican U.S. Senate nominee is now on his third chief of staff in a year after the departures of two others.

It’s too early to read much into polls, particularly at a time when candidates are using the post-runoff stretch to prepare for the coming blitz.

It's at least the third time this year the courts have blocked the Department of Justice from using a grand jury subpoena.

The Georgia Democrat has been positioning himself for a potential presidential run in 2028. He was first elected to the Senate in 2021.

A Fulton County judge tossed a lawsuit against the state's Republican-backed oversight panel for rogue prosecutors, saying the district attorneys failed to show harm.

The Trump administration warned election officials in Georgia, and every other state, they could face criminal prosecution if noncitizens cast ballots.