Georgia politics news

State lawmakers could reduce taxes or try to cover program expenses passed down from federal cuts.

Usually, newly elected lawmakers go from their special election to the House floor without issue, yet it's been three weeks since Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva won.

The "Politically Georgia" team talks about the firing and rehiring of top-level scientists at Atlanta's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Founded in 2013, the organization was credited with registering tens of thousands of left-leaning voters who helped turn Georgia into a political battleground.

Computer storage warehouses are envisioned to comprise the bulk of a Butts County megaproject site along I-75 owned by Burt Jones’ father, according to a filing.

Rather than demonizing Democrats, Trump should reach out to get their votes and end the shutdown.

President Trump has used his office to expand the reach of the federal government through immigration enforcements and tactics that intimidate universities and law firms.

TADs allow Atlanta to freeze the property tax base in designated areas and funnel all new revenue above that base into redevelopment funds.

Mathew Palmer, a Delta flight attendant, was suspended by the airline the day after writing a Facebook post about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Congresswoman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s supporters are sticking with her even as she splits from Republican Party leadership