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State eyeing Atlanta-to-Savannah passenger rail line

State eyeing Atlanta-to-Savannah passenger rail line

The Georgia Department of Transportation has launched a feasibility study for a high-speed rail line connecting Atlanta and Savannah, reviving decades-old hopes for intercity passenger travel that could ease congestion and offer a faster alternative to driving or flying.
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Kemp signs $37.7 billion state budget

Kemp signs $37.7 billion state budget

Gov. Brian Kemp signed Georgia’s $37.7 billion fiscal year 2026 budget on Friday, highlighting major investments in education, prison staffing, and public safety while emphasizing fiscal restraint.
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Foundation puts up $1M for Georgia workforce development

Foundation puts up $1M for Georgia workforce development

Georgia's workforce development efforts are being bolstered by a two-year, $1 million grant from The BlackRock Foundation.
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New report finds huge increase in cybercrime

New report finds huge increase in cybercrime

Cybercrime surged in Georgia in 2024, with internet-related complaints and losses reaching record highs, according to the FBI’s latest Internet Crime Report.
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Georgia unemployment remains flat in March

Georgia unemployment remains flat in March

Georgia's job market remained stable in March with a 3.6% unemployment rate—well below the national average—as the state added nearly 7,000 jobs despite a slight dip in the labor force.
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House Speaker Burns forms three study committees

House Speaker Burns forms three study committees

Georgia lawmakers will spend the summer and fall reviewing key issues left unresolved during this year’s legislative session through a series of newly formed study committees.
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University system sets spring enrollment record

University system sets spring enrollment record

Student enrollment across Georgia’s public colleges and universities has reached a record-breaking 345,823 this spring, marking the highest spring enrollment in state history, according to the University System of Georgia.
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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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