by JMO Staff | Mar 5, 2026 | James Magazine
CEO & Executive Director of the Georgia Municipal Association Larry Hanson discusses their mission to help cities across Georgia become more innovative, effective and responsive. Learn more in this video from Georgia CEO: ...
by Ty Tagami | Mar 4, 2026 | James Magazine
Georgia lawmakers declined to tighten regulations for clinics that administer Ketamine and other drugs used for psychedelic therapy, but the debate is not over yet. The 73-88 vote against House Bill 717 on the House floor Tuesday was a rejection of a request by...
by Ty Tagami | Mar 3, 2026 | James Magazine
Concern about the effects of algorithms and artificial intelligence has been driving an onslaught of legislation at the Georgia General Assembly. Lawmakers have unleashed more than half a dozen bills that would hold companies or individuals to account for the...
by JMO Staff | Mar 2, 2026 | James Magazine
Analysis of Republican General Assembly tax cut efforts, along with the latest regarding the Democrat and GOP gubernatorial primaries, opens the March 1st broadcast. Marietta working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to arrest and deport illegal aliens, and ICE...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 27, 2026 | James Magazine
Students with too many unexcused absences would be barred from playing sports and could lose their driver’s license under legislation approved by the state Senate Thursday. “These are privileges,” said Sen. Jason Dickerson, R-Canton. “And this bill reinforces...
by Ty Tagami | Feb 26, 2026 | James Magazine
Gov. Brian Kemp is halfway to getting his income tax rate cut approved by the Legislature after the state House passed it in a mostly party-line vote Wednesday. “It’s not the government’s money. It’s the peoples’ money,” said Rep. Will Wade, R-Dawsonville, who...
