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State To Fund Public Safety Office In Atlanta's Buckhead Community
A week after state lawmakers killed a proposal to de-annex and incorporate a portion of Atlanta as Buckhead City.
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A week after state lawmakers killed a proposal to de-annex and incorporate a portion of Atlanta as Buckhead City.
A global auto parts manufacturer plans to build a new facility in Chatham County.
The Georgia Senate nixed a bill that would have opened the door to sports betting in the state.
Senate Bill 163 would have allowed "small brewers'' to distribute up to 3,000 cases per year to retailers within a 100-mile radius witho ...
The Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee signed off on Senate Bill 200, the Civil Practice Act.
They are saying that they want to ensure any credits provide a "significant return on investment" for Georgia’s taxpayers.
The Senate voted 33-23 against Senate Bill 114, which would have incorporated Buckhead City.
House Bill 583 would give the state's agriculture commissioner the power to license and regulate home-based food businesses.
The feds announced nearly $10 million in funding for upgrades to a pair of Georgia airports.
The committee voted 6-5 Tuesday afternoon in favor of Senate Bill 233, the Georgia Promise Scholarship Act.
Georgia state lawmakers have signed off on varying versions of a revised budget for fiscal 2023.
The company plans to spend more than $142 million on the Lithia Springs facility and create 600 new jobs.
Idea Nuova, through its American Home Manufacturing subsidiary, plans to spend more than $19 million on a 400,000-square-foot facility.
Senate Bill 191 would disallow naming a transportation company and its insurance companies in the same lawsuit.
Sewon America plans to spend more than $300 million on the manufacturing facility at Rincon's Grande View industrial park.
House Bill 520 would also allow state agencies to collect and share data in line with federal and state law.
Proposed legislation would allow Georgians to create state-funded Education Savings Accounts.
The General Assembly established Georgia's CON program in 1979, though state officials started reviewing healthcare projects in 1975.
Senators Ossoff and Blackburn sent letter to Georgia Division of Family and Children Services questioning their ability to protect children.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers increased by 6.4% over the past 12 months.