Georgia lawmakers have made it to the other side. That is, the other side of so-called Crossover Day, which took place Monday at the state Capitol. They are now three-quarters of the way through the 2014 legislative session, and barreling toward the end, currently scheduled for March 20.

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Georgia’s state House passed a bill late Monday designed to push back against the federal Affordable Care Act. It now goes to the state Senate.

The legislation would prevent state government from helping in the implementation and enforcement of the law also known as "Obamacare."

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Georgia lawmakers are sprinting to the end of the 2014 legislative session.

The legislature engaged in a bill-passing marathon Monday, and now each chamber is taking a look at the other chamber’s bills.

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Flowering trees are starting to bloom as Georgia heads into spring, but record low temperatures this winter have done permanent damage to some landscape plants.

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As we’ve noted throughout this year’s legislative session, lawmakers are eager to avoid controversy, adjourn and start campaigning for re-election.

The Southern Poverty Law Center says education about the civil rights movement remains woefully inadequate in a majority of states.

But a study released Wednesday found Georgia is one of only three states to get an “A” in teaching students about the movement.

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Michelle Nunn qualified Thursday at the state Capitol, and brought a posse of supporters with her.

When Cleveland marketing professional Kelly Blazek got a LinkedIn invitation from a young woman she didn’t know, she didn’t just ignore it.