Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms demands her opponent to disclose his investments, but she won’t release details of her KRLB LLC’s client list.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff sets aside a block of several hours dedicated to calling Georgians who are not expecting a call from him. The results are showing up in the polls.

Supporters say the Protect College Sports Act creates standards to even the college athletics playing field, but opponents say there are not enough benefits for athletes.

Lobbyists who pay for state lawmakers' travel say it allows them to educate public officials. But critics say it gives them an unfair advantage over ordinary Georgians.

The bad blood in the gated Roswell community stemmed from a dispute pitting Dick Anderson and his wife, Maureen, against members of the homeowners association board.

Raffensperger is gearing up for his final election as election chief, balancing defending Georgia elections and shying away from criticizing the president's actions on voting.

Georgia education leaders hope two new laws will help spot financial issues in school districts sooner.

Georgia Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson is touting his story as a self-made man who owes nobody anything, but that feeds into an old and dangerous American myth.

At a rally in Forsyth, Republican contenders focused their attacks on Democratic nominee for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms.

The First Amendment protects the press precisely because U.S. presidents cannot make that decision to cherry-pick media access as a loyalty test.