Turning the arena into a voting place will allow for shorter lines, one of the myriad of issues facing Georgia in the primary.
Supreme Court ruling clears way for decision on Georgia abortion law
Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down a Louisiana abortion law clears a path for a decision on a similar case pending in federal court in Atlanta. Earlier this month, a federal judge told …
Biden Takes 4 Point Lead Over Trump in Georgia, Where a Democrat Hasn’t Won Since 1992: Poll
The Public Policy Polling survey, which polled 734 registered voters in Georgia on June 25 and 26, found Biden leading Trump 49 to 45 percent …
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings moves into north Georgia
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Catoosa, Murray and Whitfield counties until 6 p.m. The storms are capable of winds up to 60 mph and hail of up to an …
Kemp to embark on a ‘wear a mask’ tour of Georgia
Brian Kemp doesn’t plan to require Georgians wear masks. But he’s set to go on a statewide flyaround tour this week to encourage them to do so. The governor is among a growing list of Republican …
Georgia mayors call on state lawmakers to repeal and replace ‘Stand your Ground’ law
Ten mayors across Georgia are calling on state lawmakers to repeal the states ‘Stand Your Ground’ law. © Provided by Savannah WTOC-TV * The mayors, inc …
New poll shows Biden with edge in Georgia
More evidence appeared on Monday that Republicans are on the defense in what was once thought of as a solidly red state: Georgia.
Georgia calls Florida’s Apalachicola River argument ‘rhetoric’
Arguing that Florida’s case was “built on rhetoric and not on facts,” Georgia is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reject arguments by the Sunshine State in a long-running battle about divvying up …
PPP poll finds Biden leading in Georgia
Joe Biden has opened up a 4-point lead over President Trump in Georgia, according to a new poll released on Monday, suggesting that the former vice president is making gains in a state long considered …
Georgia House passes $26B budget, spending plan heads to Kemp
The Georgia General Assembly ended its legislative session Friday with the House approving a budget for the new fiscal year that includes $2.2 billion in cuts.