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.
On Thursday at the Capitol, the House and Senate received a visit from Braves player and Hall of Famer, Andruw Jones. It was also Latino Day, where lawmakers celebrated contributions the Latino community has made to Georgia.
On Wednesday at the Capitol, the House and Senate heard from the new Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for the first time. The House also unveiled new bills aimed at helping Georgia's families.
Tuesday was Girl Scout Day at the Capitol and hundreds of scouts filled the Gold Dome. Meanwhile in the chambers, lawmakers passed several bills, including another look at property tax exemption.
On Thursday, at the Capitol, lawmakers reacted to news out of Fulton County that the FBI had conducted a search warrant and seized hundreds of boxes of ballots from an elections warehouse.
On Wednesday at the Capitol, House Republicans filed legislation that could significantly change property taxes in Georgia. And we heard more debate about the Georgia impacts of the Minneapolis shooting.
When Georgia lawmakers returned to the state Capitol, they entered freshly restored chambers. Over the summer, dozens of workers updated technology, restored woodwork, and brought historic details back to life, including shining Georgia gold.
It was a wild day at the Capitol on Thursday. It wasn't just the frenetic activity that usually surrounds the governor's state of the state address, but also the Keep Georgia Wild event this morning, which brought its own bit of wild to the Gold Dome.
On Wednesday, lawmakers started the day bright and early at the annual Eggs and Issues Legislative Breakfast. Legislators and business leaders gathered and discussed economic priorities on the field at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
On Tuesday, lawmakers looked into state approaches to national immigration enforcement questions for Day 2. The Senate jumped to a quick start and passed the first bill of the session.
