"The certificate of need laws in Georgia do a very good job of what they're intended to do," Mathis added. "The certificate of need laws in Georgia are…
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(The Center Square) — Jeff Thompson has seen it repeatedly: Politicians saying they represent the people, then casting their ballots differently. “That’s why I’m in politics because that…
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"We support Governor Kemp's call to stop frivolous lawsuits and reduce insurance premiums, and we're encouraged by legislators' commitment to addressing the state's ongoing labor shortage and reducing…
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According to a nationwide Gallup poll, his job approval rating stands at 40%, only slightly higher than his lowest rating of 37% recorded in April 2023, but well…
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A federal judge handed down a mixed ruling in a case challenging Georgia’s election law.…
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Property taxes, homeless populations and crime are on the rise.
Despite any real or perceived decreased level of service from the government, taxpayers don't receive a refund or a…
Property taxes are on the rise across the state. What is the state doing to crack down on the increase?…
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(The Center Square) — Election security will likely remain a hot-button issue in Georgia when lawmakers return to the Gold Dome in January and heading into the 2024…
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Gov. Brian Kemp has filed an amicus brief in a highly visible U.S. Supreme Court case that could overturn a standing practice that gives federal agencies the power…
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Raffensperger recently announced the routine and legally required updates to Georgia’s voter records as part of the non-election year list-maintenance process.…
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