Kemp signs legislation protecting Georgia agriculture, natural resources
Georgia’s agriculture community was in the spotlight Wednesday as Gov. Brian Kemp signed several bills into law that will support Georgia’s farmers and foresters, as well as preserving critical natural resources. He was joined by First Lady Marty Kemp, Speaker Jon Burns, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper, Georgia Forestry Commission Director Johnny Sabo, members of the General Assembly, and other agriculture and natural resource officials.
Early voter turnout favors Democrats— so far
When over 272,000 Georgians cast Republican, Democrat and independent ballots by noon Tuesday, a new record was set for early voting in the Peach State.
Study Committee on impacts of social media on children will go “phoneless” in meeting
In 2025, Georgia lawmakers passed the Distraction-Free Education Act – which prohibits the use of personal electronic devices during the school day for grades K-8 in efforts to “promote a positive learning environment free from electronic distractions.
State tax revenues rise in October
Georgia’s net tax collections rose by 6.9% last month compared to October of last year, accelerating ahead of percentage gains the prior two months, according to new state figures reported Friday.
Delta shutdown-related flight cuts begin Friday
After weeks of working without pay, air traffic controllers and other federal aviation employees are starting to feel the pinch and the Federal Aviation Administration is taking steps to alleviate stress and ensure safety standards during the extended shutdown period.
Carter backs Trump: “End the filibuster now”
The federal government shutdown entered its 37th full day on Thursday, which officially makes it the longest in U.S. history. President Donald Trump has renewed his calls to end the shutdown by getting rid of the Senate filibuster and lowering the threshold to 51 votes for legislation.
State’s Political Party Leaders react to PSC election results
It’s been almost 20 years since Georgia Democrats won a statewide, non-federal office. But Tuesday, Democrats Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson defeated Republican incumbents Tim Echols and Fitz Johnson for seats on the state’s Public Service Commission.
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Ga. CEO: New South Fulton mayor excited for the future
Newly-elected Mayor of the city of South Fulton Carmalitha Gumbs recently sat down with our friends at Georgia CEO to talk about her long-term plans for the community and why she is so excited for the future of South Fulton. Learn more in the video below:
Georgia GOP senators target Raffensperger over voter registration lists
Several Georgia Republican senators introduced a resolution Tuesday demanding that Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger comply with the Trump administration’s pursuit of the state’s unredacted voter registration list.
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Past is Prologue: The Evolution of Blockchain Regulation
Bitcoin, the bell of the blockchain transaction system ball, hit a record $70,000 price in March 2024 defying many who wrote the industry’s epitaph over the last two years.
Gender-Affirming Care: Legislators, Activists & the Evidence
Over the past year, Georgia has witnessed the introduction of several laws in the General Assembly focused on safeguarding children in schools, protecting women’s sports and regulating gender-affirming care for minors.
Georgia’s diverse economy thrives in the global landscape
While much of the nation grapples with downturns and setbacks, Georgia’s exporters are a lesson in contrast – rising up and defying expectations through growth, innovation, and unwavering determination.
