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Why Georgia lawmakers keep sending you money

Georgia taxpayers are in line to get $1.5 billion in tax relief this election year. And more could be on the way.

More than 60 Georgia colleges and university waiving application fees for students in March

Georgia high school seniors have a few more days to take advantage of applying to over 60 colleges and universities across ...

A Georgia appeals court rules Fulton County can reject GOP election board picks

ATLANTA — A Georgia appeals court ruled on Friday that the state’s largest county doesn’t have to appoint two Republican ...

Georgia football O-line commitment follows father's path to Bulldogs

Ty Johnson, a 3-star offensive lineman from South Carolina, committed to Georgia football, following in his father's footsteps.

Georgia gubernatorial hopeful vows to ‘ban DEI’ but his own company touted diversity and inclusion

Georgia governor candidate Rick Jackson now promises to 'ban DEI insanity' despite reportedly supporting diversity programs ...
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How the Jones-Jackson clash has engulfed the governor’s race — and Georgia politics

Health care executive Rick Jackson and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones have upended the Republican race for governor with big spending to ...

Georgia's 2026 partisan primary ballots are filled with hot-button questions. Here's what to know

From the death penalty to paper ballots and taxes, state party leaders want to know voters' opinions.

Georgia cybercriminal allegedly duped NBA, NFL players in twisted phishing scam turned sex trafficking plot

A convicted cybercriminal is accused of escalating from phishing pro athletes to allegedly running disturbing sex trafficking operation while in federal prison.