Georgia Senate subcommittee to probe HOA abuses
Several homeowners sounded off Tuesday about overly aggressive Homeowner Associations.
2024 Election: Voting guide for November election in Georgia
Early voting begins Oct. 15 in the state of Georgia. Here is some important information to know:
Georgia State Election Board considers more last-minute changes to election rules amid concerns
Georgia State Election Board spent Monday discussing more potential last-minute changes to the state's electoral system, following its decision on Friday to mandate the hand-counting of all ballots cast on Election Day.
Georgia State Election Board approves new hand-counting ballot rule
Any rules adopted by the Georgia's controversial State Election Board on Friday will go into effect after overseas and military ballots have started to go out and just as early voting is about to begin.
Ex-Hall County solicitor Stephanie Woodard could lose her law license
Hall County's former elected solicitor-general stands to lose her law license in a disciplinary investigation launched by the State Bar of Georgia. Stephanie Woodard, accused of pilfering public money while in office, took a plea deal in Hall County Superior Court last month, admitting to one misdemeanor. That triggered the Bar rules dealing with attorneys convicted of felonies or misdemeanors involving moral turpitude.
High school students stage walkout for gun laws at Georgia Capitol
Atlanta high school students held a walkout at the Georgia Capitol Building to push for stronger gun control laws following the deadly shooting at Apalachee High School.
Sen. Jon Ossoff seeks more control over postmaster general after mail issues
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff says a "failure of leadership and a failure of management" from the USPS postmaster general has continued to cause a mail-serve breakdown in the Peach State.
Judge denies Fani Willis' attempt to stop subpoena from Georgia Senate committee
A Fulton County judge has denied District Attorney Fani Willis' emergency attempt to stop a subpoena forcing her to testify before the Georgia Senate committee investigating her.
Kemp shields Georgia institutions with NIL executive order amid NCAA uncertainties
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive order Tuesday providing temporary protection for the state’s colleges and universities regarding NIL.
Georgia election systems get ‘health check’ ahead of November
The 2024 general election officially got underway in Georgia on Tuesday with the first ballots going out to service members overseas.
Walz stumps for Harris in Atlanta: ‘We plan to make it happen’
Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz made a stop in Atlanta with 48 days until Election Day.
Harris condemns Georgia abortion law after report links it to preventable death
Vice President Kamala Harris is voicing her concerns over Georgia’s abortion law, which has been linked to the preventable death of 28-year-old Amber Thurman, according to a recent report.
Vice presidential candidates campaigning in Georgia as 2024 election race intensifies
With Georgia's crucial electoral votes up for grabs, both vice presidential nominees want to do everything they can to make their pitch to Peach State voters.
Lt. Gov. Burt Jones won't face charges in Georgia election case
Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones will not be charged in connection with the Georgia election interference case, according to an announcement made on Friday.
Fani Willis defies subpoena from Georgia Senate committee, enforcement planned
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has called the attempts of the special Georgia state Senate committee investigating her alleged misconduct to subpoena her "unlawful" and continues to fight not to appear at any of its hearings.
Marjorie Taylor Greene blames VP Harris after fatal crash involving 'illegal alien'
A high-speed chase in Rome early Saturday morning led to a tragic head-on collision that claimed the lives of two people and left a 1-year-old child critically injured.
State fires another DFCS worker over Barros child death case
Georgia DFCS has fired a third employee over the death of Sayra Barros, 8, allegedly beaten to death with a rolling pin. An independent investigation found Gwinnett DFCS manager Sasha Carr, who supervised the other fired workers, took steps to close an earlier abuse complaint, which might have saved Sayra's life, too early. Now another ex-worker who was blamed for closing that case wants an apology.
Jimmy Carter celebration at Fox Theatre: New details, tickets available
More details have been released about the star-studded musical tribute to former U.S. President Jimmy Carter ahead of his historic 100th birthday at the historic Fox Theatre in Atlanta on Sept. 17.
Third-party presidential candidates on Georgia’s ballot despite challenges
Six presidential candidates are scheduled to be on the ballot come November.
Cobb County election board meeting ends after someone yells 'heil Hitler'
The Cobb County Board of Elections abruptly ended its meeting on Monday after an unidentified individual shouted "heil Hitler" during the meeting.