One day after signing the $30.2 billion fiscal 2023 spending plan, the governor axed three technical college projects that were to be financed with bonds, including funds to design a logistics, transportation and manufacturing complex at West Georgia Technical College and an advanced manufacturing center at Columbus Technical College.

People continue to move back into the city of Atlanta every year. Now skyrocketing property values pose a challenge for older residents. It’s an easy problem to see in Atlanta’s Edgewood neighborhood.

Ahead in the polls and fundraising, Walker has largely avoided media, public events and other candidates.

Starting in the fall of 2022, Georgia elementary students could start taking agriculture education classes and engage with local farms as part of a now-permanent program.

Georgia dairy farmers can sell raw, or unpasteurized, milk for human consumption starting in 2023, providing what some farmers say is a much-needed boost for the state’s family farms.

Incumbent Brad Raffensperger faces numerous challengers after certifying the 2020 election and defending its processes.

The governor is facing numerous primary challengers after certifying the 2020 election results.

Redrawn districts in metro Atlanta has pitted two Democratic members of Congress against each other in the primary.

Redistricting created a new Republican-dominated congressional district north of Atlanta.

The controversial congresswoman faces criticism for how she has conducted herself in office so far.

Candidates in the deeply-Republican district made their pitch to voters Sunday on issues like term limits and the economy.

A nonprofit headed by a Muscogee County School Board member will receive just over $10 million in tax dollars to help build an affordable housing community in south Columbus after months of debate.

Every year the state touts being voted No. 1 for business, but small business owners — especially entrepreneurs of color — continue to struggle with challenges brought on by the pandemic, Small Business Majority Georgia Director Rachel Shanklin said.

Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law Thursday a number of controversial education policies that have dominated election-year culture wars.

Georgia plans to launch a new program this summer intended to prevent children from entering the foster care system.