The executive order is to be able to dedicate resources for the storm. Kemp also said the order is to be able to deploy the National Guard and said “we want to have that option” should something happen.
When Carter and President Gerald Ford broke a nearly two-decade debate freeze in 1976, they established a prime-time standard still shaping modern politics.
A health care entrepreneur who rose from foster care faces a former big-city mayor and White House advisor as voters prepare for Tuesday’s live town hall debate.
Capitol Hill inquiry follows months of reporting by Chief Investigator Brendan Keefe, who exposed widespread misuse of Flock’s database by law enforcement.
Less than 50 days from Election Day, new polling reveals a tight contest between Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms, while the U.S. Senate showdown heats up.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division announced that Saturday, Sept. 26, is designated as a free fishing day statewide.
Denise Sharpton worked in the World Trade Center and says a late start kept her home the morning of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, saving her life while coworkers who were at work that day did not survive. Twenty-five years later, she reflects on those losses and hopes the next generation remembers and honors the victims of 9/11.
The process, known as a risk-limiting audit, requires all 159 counties to hand-count two contests from the runoff and compare those totals with machine-reported results, according to state and county elections officials.
The Dobbs ruling opened the door for Georgia’s “heartbeat” law, also known as the LIFE Act, to take effect. Democrats said the law was affecting patient care and the state’s health care workforce, while Georgia Right to Life leaders argued Georgia still did not go far enough and should remove exceptions.
The Judicial Council of the 11th Judicial Circuit, which includes Alabama, Florida and Georgia, said in a February order that the judge would receive a private reprimand. The Committee on Judicial Conduct and Disability of the Judicial Conference of the United States last week affirmed that order.
From the south side of Columbus, to entrepreneurship, to the state senate, and now a Democratic candidate for Georgia governor, Jason Esteves said he is ready to lead the state of Georgia.
The deaths of two inmates in a month at the Troup County Jail have sparked a GBI investigation and conflicting accounts over inmate care and jail conditions.
Gov. Brian Kemp proposed a budget including another $1 billion tax rebate that, he said, 'will return or save the average filer $250 and a married couple up to $500.'
The Harris County Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 Tuesday night to deny a rezoning application that would have converted more than 586 acres on McKee Road from agricultural to residential use.
