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By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – State workers will have three weeks of paid parental leave under a bill signed into law Wednesday...
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Georgia to Reinstate Work Search Requirement for Those Receiving Unemployment
Georgia’s Coast Scores ‘B+’ on Latest Report
Despite Pandemic, Georgia Ports Container Volume Increased 15% Last Fiscal Year
New charter schools will increase education options for Georgia students
Georgia Restaurant Fined by Feds for Making Servers Work Only for tips
MAP MONDAY: 2021 Best States for Police
4 Fmr Minneapolis Officers Indicted on Fed Charges, Chauvin Charged Seperately For Violating Civil Rights Of Juvenile
Feds to Send $31 Million for Restoration of Beaches Impacted by Horizon Oil Spill
Deadline For New IDs Extended Due to COVID-19
Lower Costs for 2022 Healthcare Marketplace Plans, Feds Say
Coastal Georgia Man Admits Threatening to Kill Witness, Federal Judge
Former Netflix Exec Convicted Of Receiving Bribes, Kickbacks From Contractors
Georgia Woman Sentenced for Theft of Government Equipment on Base in Afghanistan
DOJ Charges 3 Defendants in Ahmaud Arbery Case with Federal Hate Crimes Offenses
2 Georgia Child Services Consultants indicted for falsifying childcare inspection reports
200% More: FDA Approves Higher Dosage of Naloxone
Kemp’s Latest COVID-19 Guidelines Address Conventions, Graduations
CDC: Fully Vaccinated Adults 65+ Are 94% Less Likely to Be Hospitalized with COVID-19
Georgia Will Resume Allowing J&J Vaccine
Some Rural Counties to Benefit From Emory’s New Telehealth EMS Program
Georgia Municipal Association Lobbies for Secrecy in Open Records Lawsuit
Local EMC Erroneously Blames City of Oak Park for Bill Increase
Nepotism, Lacking Policy Enforcement Creating Strife in Screven County
Judge Asks Defendant If He Agrees He Should Be ‘Taken Out Back and Shot in the Head’
Rome City Schools Details Use of COVID Relief Funds and Other Changes
Kemp signs Georgia probation reform bill
Defense Team Says DA’s Reindictment of Brothers is ‘Vindictive’
Kemp Appoints 4 New Judges, 2 Solicitors General
Kemp Appoints Former U.S. Attorney to Columbia County District Attorney Position
Judge Asks Defendant If He Agrees He Should Be ‘Taken Out Back and Shot in the Head’
Attorney General Opens Inquiry into City of Oliver After Refusal to Provide Public Records
Evans Memorial Nurses, Doctor: “Woman Can’t Be Seen Due to Blacklisting by Hospital Admin”
Against Plea of Deputy, EMH Discharged Man Who Later Died in Officer-Involved Shooting
DOCS: Violent Abuse Allegations, Reprimand Taint Admin Files of Sheriff’s Candidate
FORDHAM: Published Reports are ‘Slanderous,’ Docs Were ‘Inappropriately Released’
MAP MONDAY: 2021 Best States for Police
Local Govs Can No Longer Slash Police Budgets
4 Fmr Minneapolis Officers Indicted on Fed Charges, Chauvin Charged Seperately For Violating Civil Rights Of Juvenile
GBI Releases Partial Body Cam Footage in Officer-Involved Shooting
FBI Releases Stats on Police Killed in Line of Duty in 2020
Governor Brian Kemp signed off on a partial repeal of Georgia’s citizen’s arrest law Monday furthering a political move undertaken by the state legislature...
By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – Georgia voters will decide whether to exempt certain farmers from taxes under a bill signed into law...
Last week, Governor Kemp signed SB 286 into law to halt the drastic cuts of funding for police agencies by municipalities and county governments. The...
By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – Georgia can conduct an independent analysis of its tax credits under a bill signed into law Tuesday...
By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – State workers will have three weeks of paid parental leave under a bill signed into law Wednesday...
By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – Foster children and students who are identified as homeless will be able to attend Georgia public universities...
By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill Monday that makes it easier for Georgians on probation to seek...
Attorney General Chris Carr, along with a bipartisan group of 40 attorneys general, is urging Congress to pass the EAGLES Act, a national program to...
Senator Jon Ossoff celebrated Thursday as he marked 100 days since his swearing-in to the U.S. Senate as Georgia’s senior Senator. In that period,...
By Nyamekye Daniel (The Center Square) – New apportionment figures released by the U.S. Census Bureau show Georgia’s population grew by 1 million people...
