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New Georgia nonprofit targets state energy policies

New Georgia nonprofit targets state energy policies

A former Public Service Commission candidate has launched a nonprofit to shine a light on Georgia’s energy regulation and fight for fairer utility policies.
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University system holding the line on tuition

University system holding the line on tuition

The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia voted Tuesday to maintain the current tuition rates for in-state students, emphasizing affordability and access.
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Kemp signs two tax cut bills

Kemp signs two tax cut bills

On Tax Day, Gov. Brian Kemp signed two major tax relief bills into law, including a retroactive income tax cut and one-time rebates for Georgia taxpayers.
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Brunswick port sets monthly record for autos, heavy equipment volumes

Brunswick port sets monthly record for autos, heavy equipment volumes

The Port of Brunswick set a new monthly record in March, moving 91,360 units of Roll-on/Roll-off cargo as it continues to solidify its position as the nation’s busiest hub for autos and machinery.
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General Assembly passes bill targeting fentanyl

General Assembly passes bill targeting fentanyl

The Georgia General Assembly passed the Fentanyl Eradication and Removal Act, which now awaits Governor Brian Kemp’s signature and imposes mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl trafficking, starting at five years for possessing between four and 14 grams, with supporters arguing it will deter traffickers while opponents question the effectiveness of mandatory minimums.
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State Senate puts its stamp on '26 budget

State Senate puts its stamp on '26 budget

The Georgia Senate passed a $37.7 billion budget, setting up negotiations with the House over prison funding, education, and private-school vouchers.
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Ocmulgee Mounds national park bill reintroduced in Congress

Ocmulgee Mounds national park bill reintroduced in Congress

Georgia lawmakers are renewing their push to designate the Ocmulgee Mounds as the state's first national park, emphasizing its cultural significance and economic potential.
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State Senate health committee approves IVF bill

State Senate health committee approves IVF bill

A Georgia Senate committee has unanimously advanced House Bill 428, which codifies the right to access in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment into state law, ensuring Georgia families can continue using IVF without interruption.
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Tort reform gains final passage in General Assembly

Tort reform gains final passage in General Assembly

Georgia's Republican-led General Assembly passed Senate Bill 68, a major tort reform measure championed by Governor Brian Kemp, aimed at reducing liability insurance costs and limiting excessive jury awards in civil lawsuits.
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New Georgia PSC elections set

New Georgia PSC elections set

For the first time since 2020, Georgia voters will head to the polls this year to elect members of the state Public Service Commission (PSC), with special elections scheduled for Nov. 4 to fill seats in Districts 2 and 3.
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