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A Georgia state Senate study committee held the first of four planned meetings on how the state can support Georgians who care for elderly or infirm relatives.

Jones and his Senate allies were punished for backing President Donald Trump's push to overturn the 2020 election. Now, they're enjoying new influence.

National Guard troops have become a common sight in Washington, D.C. But will they make a dent in the city's crime?

Debra Shigley, the lone Democrat in a seven-candidate race, captured about 40% of the vote, improving on the Democratic candidate who ran in November by 10 percentage points.

Gov. Brian Kemp is visiting Brazil and Argentina to champion Georgia’s agriculture sector and try to recruit new investment and trade with South America’s largest markets.

Atlanta’s rainbow crosswalks in Midtown are unlikely to lose their hue, even as crosswalks elsewhere are being stripped of their colors as part of a federal campaign.

Despite the concerns about his health and age as well as facing another tough primary contest, U.S. Rep. David Scott said he will seek another term in the House.

Board of Commissioners must appoint two Republicans to the county Election Board or pay $10,000 daily fines.

Director Susan Monarez’s lawyers say she refuses to resign. News she will leave was followed by leaders’ resignations.

Gov. Brian Kemp says he supports more Georgia National Guard deployments as President Donald Trump expands their roles. Critics say it's dangerous to militarize domestically.