The Senate already adjourned for the night on Wednesday, but it's looking like another late night in the House as lawmakers continue to pass as many bills as possible before the Crossover Day deadline.
Move over, peaches, peanuts, and pecans. Lemon pepper wings could soon join the ranks of official Georgia foods, according to a bipartisan bill considered by lawmakers Wednesday.
A fixture in the leadership of Georgia’s House of Representatives will step down when her term ends this year, declining to run for re-election after nearly a quarter century in office.
Georgia lawmakers are considering a bill to make the controversial anti-parasitic drug ivermectin available over the counter, even though it has been shown to have no effect on COVID or cancer, despite social media claims encouraging those uses.
Citing historic underfunding of public health in Georgia, a legislative committee studying how the system is structured and financed has issued five recommendations for change.
On Wednesday at the Capitol, lawmakers gave their ideas for next steps after new details came to light about an FBI raid at a Fulton County elections warehouse.
On Tuesday at the Capitol, some old bills came back from the dead in the Senate and sparked controversy. Meanwhile, the House passed procedural bills updating Georgia's code.
