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Georgia Legislation Would Incorporate A Portion Of Atlanta As Buckhead City
Senate Bill 114 has been assigned to the Senate Committee on State and Local Governmental Operations-General.
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Senate Bill 114 has been assigned to the Senate Committee on State and Local Governmental Operations-General.
Anyone convicted under statute must serve the time before any other sentence, which cannot be shortened by any sentence-reducing measures.
However, it is not clear whether Georgia taxpayers will cover the cost of any incentives state officials offered the company.
Missouri attorneys general warn Walgreens and CVS pharmacies that any plans to mail abortion-inducing pills is illegal and unsafe.
Georgia House Democrats have rolled out a series of bills they say will help stem gun violence in the state.
This week, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp made public safety a part of his state of the state address.
A sustainable building materials manufacturing company plans to spend $59 million on its new headquarters in Thomaston.
Last week, Georgia’s Legislative Asian American Pacific Islander Caucus members issued statement condemning a shooting in Monterey Park, CA.
Senate Bill 44, introduced by state Sen. Bo Hatchett, also mandates minimum sentences for gang offenses currently on the books in Georgia.
Georgia’s Senate Republicans on Thursday identified public safety and potential tax cuts among their top priorities for the 2023 session.
SK Battery America expects to create 200 high-tech jobs at an integrated IT management center on Sanctuary Parkway in Roswell.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources will use the ferry for passenger service between Meridian and Sapelo Island in McIntosh County.
Super Tuesday, with most of the country voting, would be in early March.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp touted state investments in education and healthcare during his first State of the State address of his second term.
The survey found that an overwhelming majority (98.9%) reported no issues casting a ballot.
Rather, it was who opposed it: three local hospitals.
On Jan. 3, a federal grand jury indicted Travis Lee Harris, 41, of Atlanta, Georgia, on a wire fraud charge.
The proposed measure, House Bill 54, would increase the cap from $120 million annually to $200 million per year starting in 2024.
The country is at a crossroads, yet again facing a crisis over its debt ceiling.
During last year’s session, the Georgia Senate scuttled Senate Bill 601, the Georgia Educational Freedom Act.