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‘Human composting’ is a thing. It’ll soon be legal in Georgia
Gov. Brian Kemp recently signed a bill legalizing ‘terramation’ as a method for disposing of a deceased person’s body.
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Here’s why Georgia’s income tax cuts could cost you more
Georgia Republicans want to continue cutting the state's income tax. But that could mean adding sales tax on services, from haircuts to healthcare.
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Georgia has a 2026 budget. Will federal cuts upend it?
Georgia officials Friday celebrated a new $37.8 billion state spending plan that devotes more money to schools, prisons and other priorities.
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State aids Georgia farmers, timber producers ravaged by Hurricane Helene
Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday signed legislation designed to aid farmers and timber producers ravaged by Hurricane Helene.
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Democratic state senator launches bid for Georgia lieutenant governor in Savannah
Democratic Sen. Josh McLaurin is the first politician to launch his 2026 campaign for lieutenant governor. Current Lt. Gov. Burt Jones is expected to run for governor.
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Survey: Georgia OB-GYNs say state abortion law risks mothers’ health
A survey of 38 OB-GYNs found that nearly half of doctors said they have personally encountered cases where care had to be delayed because of Georgia's abortion law.
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Who is Georgia’s new Democratic Party Chairman Charlie Bailey?
Charlie Bailey, an attorney who has worked in both the criminal and civil justice system, is the new chairman of the Democratic Party of Georgia.
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Legalize marijuana, say most Georgians in an AJC poll
Support of legalization of recreation marijuana is rising in Georgia, according to an AJC poll that shows 56% in favor of the idea.
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Rollback of Biden-era water heater rule celebrated at Georgia factory
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says rolling back water heater energy efficiency requirements will save jobs at a factory in Griffin, Georgia.
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Internet giants challenge Georgia law designed to shield children from harm
A group representing Facebook, X, YouTube and other social companies have filed a lawsuit to overturn a Georgia law that seeks to limit minors’ access to some online services.