Today on Political Rewind: On the 40th and final day of the Georgia legislative session, key bills remain unresolved. Plus, a district court judge has opened the door making it easier for third party candidates to run for federal office in Georgia. What does that mean for expanding your choices on election day?
On the final day of the legislative session, Georgia lawmakers gave final approval to a bill that would grant more than 8,000 patients access to medical...
SINE DIE. 12:00 a.m. April 3. Sine Die! The House and the Senate are done with the 2019 legislative session, using the final minutes to pass a medical...
On Thursday, 'Sine Die' marked the last day of the Georgia General Assembly's 2018 legislative session. As always, lawmakers scrambled to vote on as...
On this edition of Political Rewind, we look back on the life on one of Georgia’s most famous political figures, Zell Miller, who passed away Friday....
Bills that would create some big changes in education in Georgia are headed to Governor Nathan Deal’s desk. Deal has said he will definitely sign HB 338...
Breweries, Distilleries Approved For Direct Sales To Consumers Soon, customers won’t have to take a tour of a local brewery before grabbing a six pack...
Thanks to Georgia lawmakers, you won’t have to pay sales taxes the next time you hail an Uber, buy something from Amazon, or fix up your yacht. And you...
Thursday marks the end of the legislative session at the Georgia state capitol. GPB capitol reporter Lisa Rayam gives us a recap of which bills died,...
March 24 is the final day of the 2016 Georgia legislative session, Day 40, Sine Die. Sine Die comes from a Latin phrase that means, roughly, “without...
