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Georgia unemployment dips slightly

Georgia unemployment dips slightly

Georgia's unemployment rate dipped to 3.5% in April—below the national average—as the state added 4,900 jobs and reached a record employment high, according to the Department of Labor.
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Georgia Power completes test of hydrogen fuel

Georgia Power completes test of hydrogen fuel

Plant McDonough-Atkinson is the site of an important test for the future of energy. Georgia Power and Mitsubishi Power announced the successful testing of a blend of hydrogen and natural gas, signaling a move towards lower emissions.
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Georgia DOT completes Hurricane Helene recovery

Georgia DOT completes Hurricane Helene recovery

It took the Georgia Department of Transportation seven months, over 2,100 workers, and nearly 4.8 million cubic yards of debris removal to recover from Hurricane Helene's devastating impact across the state.
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Unusual odd-year primaries on tap for Georgia PSC

Unusual odd-year primaries on tap for Georgia PSC

Georgia voters are headed back to the polls this Tuesday in a rare off-year election to decide key seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission.
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New area code coming to southeastern Georgia

New area code coming to southeastern Georgia

Georgia’s southeastern region will soon get a new area code, as 565 is set to overlay the existing 912 area code to meet growing demand for phone numbers.
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Tariffs anticipation behind surge at Georgia ports

Tariffs anticipation behind surge at Georgia ports

Container traffic at the Port of Savannah continues to surge as businesses rush to beat potential tariff hikes, setting a third consecutive monthly record in April with more than 515,000 TEUs handled.
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Georgia Power offers to freeze customer rates

Georgia Power offers to freeze customer rates

Georgia Power has announced a proposed agreement with state regulators that would freeze base rates for the next three years, avoiding a planned rate case—though critics warn the deal could still lead to higher customer bills.
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State unemployment rate flat again

State unemployment rate flat again

Georgia’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.6% for the 11th straight month in April, remaining below the national average despite some signs of softening in the labor market.
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Kemp signs workforce development bills

Kemp signs workforce development bills

Governor Brian Kemp has signed House Bill 192 into law, officially establishing the Georgia MATCH program to simplify college admissions and strengthen the state's workforce.
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UGA research farm breaks ground in Perry

UGA research farm breaks ground in Perry

The University of Georgia officially broke ground Friday on the 250-acre Grand Farm in Perry, a research hub that will fuse sustainable farming with cutting-edge technology in partnership with UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
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