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From Tuesday through Nov. 4, voters get to choose who serves on the Georgia Public Service Commission for the first time in almost five years.

Echols has raised about $980,000 in campaign cash since his last election in 2016; Johnson has raised about $473,000 since Gov. Brian Kemp appointed him to the commission.

State Rep. Chuck Martin said of Ballinger: "I don’t know there’s anybody who had more of a heart for the youth, the most vulnerable in our community."

In Washington Post editorial, six former surgeons general say HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. risks Americans’ lives.

Carr accused Jones of using the lieutenant governor's office to enrich himself and his family. Jones says Carr is not a serious candidate.

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Rome, has emerged as a singular Republican voice in Washington willing to speak truth to power.

Georgia's U.S. Senate race still lacks a clear Republican leader to take on Democratic U.S Sen. Jon Ossoff.

Republicans are leaning hard into the red-meat playbook to defend two little-known Public Service Commission members they fear could lose next month.

CVS, Walgreens and the Georgia Department of Public Health all say they are now providing the COVID-19 vaccine without a prescription.

One union leader is worried about how the stress of working without pay will affect his colleagues’ ability to focus in a high-stress job.