Georgia's state taxes on gasoline and diesel will be suspended for another month. Gov. Brian Kemp extended the tax rollback in a Friday executive order. The suspension will now last at least through Nov. 11.
Some Democratic state lawmakers are demanding that Governor Brian Kemp allocate more funding to Georgia’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
The State Election Board has rejected a proposal to let Georgians vote with hand-marked paper ballots when touch-screen voting machines can't guarantee privacy.
After months of work in South Carolina, the wave of Waffle House employees demanding better working conditions has made its way to Georgia.
The Atlanta City Council approved legislation Monday to allocate $11.6 million of the city’s affordable housing trust fund for eviction diversion efforts and to create affordable housing units.
The National Zoo's three giant pandas are set to return to China in December with no public signs the 50-year-old exchange agreement struck by President Richard Nixon will continue. The departure of the bears from the nation's capital would mean the only giant pandas left in America are at the Atlanta Zoo — and that agreement expires next year.
On the Wednesday, Oct. 4 edition of Georgia Today: A Georgia legislative committee takes up the issue of public access to state rivers; Gov. Kemp celebrates Georgia's ranking as the top state to do business; and Zoo Atlanta may soon have the only giant pandas in America.
Fans who are returning to baseball for the postseason will find Ronald Acuña Jr. and other speedsters playing a different game. Players are running much more than a year ago thanks to new rules, which also promise to have an impact on the playoffs.
A new nationwide study of commercial insurance spending finds the number of children and young adults being treated for mental health concerns rose between 2019 and August of last year.
The trade publication Area Development has named Georgia the number one state to do business for the tenth consecutive year.
About 100 people with loved ones incarcerated in Georgia prisons protested outside the Georgia Governor’s Mansion Tuesday to demand Gov. Brian Kemp take action against prison violence.