300+ Detained In Hyundai Raid Leave GA For South Korea: Report

More than 300 South Korean workers detained in a massive immigration raid in Georgia are headed home Thursday.

Plans To Send 300 Korean Detainees Home Delayed In GA: Report

A South Korean plane​ landed at the Atlanta Airport to take home 300 people who were detained at a GA Hyundai plant, but plans changed.

300+ GA Soldiers Sent To Aid Trump's Takeover In DC, Kemp Says

The deployment of 316 GA guardsmen comes after President Trump's executive order that proclaimed a "crime emergency" in Washington, D.C.

GA National Guard Deployed For ICE Operations

About 75 Georgia National Guard​ members will be part of the 1,700 service members in 18 other states to help Trump's immigration efforts.

GA Income Taxes Would End Under GOP Plan

Georgia Republicans are aiming to eliminate state income taxes, which currently generate about $16.2 billion in revenue for key services.

Trump Vows To End Mail-In Ballots: What GA Voters Need To Know

President Donald Trump has claimed there is “massive fraud” due to mail-in voting, when in fact voting fraud in the U.S. is rare.

Here’s How Much Money GA Stations PBS, NPR Lose In Trump Cuts

Public Broadcasting Service and NPR affiliates in Georgia get major funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which is closing.

Here's Who Is Running For GA Governor In 2026

Patch has gathered insight into the candidates running to fill a role that will be left vacant once Gov. Brian Kemp finishes a second term.

$47M In Federal Funds For GA After-School Programs Could Be Restored

Georgia responds as the U.S. Department of Education could partially release grant funds previously withheld by the Trump administration.

How GA Senators Voted On $9B Bill Cutting Public Broadcasting, Foreign Aid

Republican senators were accused of “trying to claw back funding for PBS” and “defund ‘Sesame Street.’”

European Tariffs Could Hike The Price Of These Products In GA

President Donald Trump's 30 percent tariffs on European Union imports may raise costs for everything, possibly including your fave item.

‘Good Trouble’ Rallies In GA Protest Trump’s Record On Civil Rights

Tens of thousands of people are expected to protest the Trump administration in “Good Trouble Lives On” rallies in Georgia and the U.S.

$201M In GA Education Funding Paused By Trump Administration: See Impacted Programs

The six grant programs under review include one establishing 21st Century Community Learning Centers, including those in Georgia.

'Big Beautiful Bill' Passed By House: What It Means In GA

The more than 1,000-page bill includes cuts to Medicaid and covers 2024 campaign tax promises, including no tax on tips and overtime wages.

New GA Laws In Effect Include Trans Athletes In Sports, Criminal Prosecutions

In case you missed it, here is a look at 13 significant pieces of legislation that are now law in the Peach State.

No Flags Or Fireworks: What Nationwide July 4 Protests Mean For GA

The group behind the "No Kings" demonstrations is joining with other activist groups in mobilizing nationwide on July 4, including in GA.

$600M In Tax Rebates Issued In GA Surplus Funds

Revenue officials on Tuesday gave Patch an updated timeline for releasing more tax rebates to eligible Georgians.

13 New GA Laws Taking Effect On July 1

Nearly 400 new laws are set to take effect July 1 in Georgia. Some of the more notable ones include a child tax credit and school safety.

Panic Buttons Required At GA Schools Under New Law

The law to place panic buttons in every public school is named after a Georgia teacher and a Florida student killed in mass shootings.

Brain Dead Woman Kept Alive Due To GA Abortion Ban Delivers By C-Section

Adriana Smith, who has been kept alive for four months due to a law that forbids abortions after six weeks, has given birth via C-section.

GA Special Tax Refunds Start Hitting Bank Accounts: See Latest Timing

Georgia officials were expected to start issuing special surplus tax refunds for some taxpayers this month. Here's the latest timing.

‘No Kings’ Protest To Be Held Saturday Across GA: What To Know

More than 100 pro-democracy advocacy groups have signed on in support of No Kings protests. Here is where some Atlanta area events will be.

DOGE Gets Access To Social Security Data: What GA Residents Should Know

Social Security Administration data includes a person's Social Security number, their place and birth date, citizenship status and more.

$500 Special Tax Rebate Timing Updated By Gov. Kemp

Gov. Brian Kemp's office on Monday revealed when Georgia officials plan to release $1 billion in one-time special surplus tax refunds.

CDC Changes COVID Vaccine Recommendations For These Georgians

The news comes after the Trump Administration recently said it would limit approval for COVID-19 boosters to some populations.

‘No Tax On Tips’ Pledge Advances: What GA Workers Should Know

The “no taxes on tips” pledge is part of a tax cuts package crafted by the U.S. House. See potential Georgia impacts.

Pregnant Brain Dead Nurse Kept Alive Due To GA's Heartbeat Law

The Georgia woman has been kept alive through machines for at least 90 days due to the state's abortion ban, her family told a news outlet.

Some GA Residents Could Qualify For New Tax Credit

House Bill 136, newly signed by Gov. Brian Kemp, creates a path for a rise in a federal tax credit for children and dependent care expenses.

Defendants In GA 'Cop City' Case Say They're In Limbo Of Trial Delays

They are accused of a conspiracy to halt the construction of a police and firefighter training facility outside Atlanta dubbed "Cop City."

Cuts, Changes To Medicaid Proposed In New Bill: What To Know In GA

The proposed Medicaid legislation calls for at least $880 billion in cuts, possibly impacting Georgia’s nearly 2 million enrollees.

Education, Health Care Focus Of Kemp's Latest GA Budget

Gov. Brian Kemp, in his latest budget, prioritized schools, Medicaid and public safety. See a full breakdown of the FY 2026 measure.

'Gulf Of America' Act Passes House, Heads To Senate

The House passed a bill Thursday renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. See how Georgia reps voted on the controversial act.

Kemp Declines To Run For U.S. Senate In 2026 Midterms Vs. Ossoff

Gov. Brian Kemp, who is term-limited, said Monday that he will not challenge Democrat Jon Ossoff for his U.S. Senate seat in 2026 midterms.

Trump Executive Order To Impact 30 GA TV, Radio Stations

See how President Donald Trump's latest measure has impacted WABE Atlanta and other NPR and PBS stations in Georgia.

GA Law Bans Transgender Students From Opposite-Gender Sports Teams

Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday signed seven new laws targeting education, including legislation that restricts transgender students in sports.

Visas For 133 GA Students To Be Restored By Federal Order: Reports

President Donald Trump's​ administration has been ordered to reinstate valid immigration statuses for 133 students in Georgia.

5M Student Loan Borrowers Facing Mandatory Collections: See GA Impacts

About 5.3 million borrowers are in default on their federal student loans. In Georgia, federal student loan debt totals $70.1 billion.

GA Leaders React To The Death Of Pope Francis

Georgia leaders are starting to share their condolences after the death of Pope Francis, who died early Monday at age 88.

What GA Should Know As Trump, Congress Renew Daylight Saving Time Bill

"Very popular and, most importantly, no more changing of the clocks," President Trump said in support of year-round daylight saving time.

GA Legislation 2025: Child Tax Credit, School Safety Among Passed Laws

The Georgia General Assembly recently ended its 2025-26 legislation session. See what these 12 new laws mean for you.