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The Flint River flows rapidly over the rocky shoals that create an inviting habitat for the shoal bass, the state’s official riverine sportfish. But more recently, this river has been

Georgia political candidates can now use campaign contributions to cover child care. The funds can also cover care for elderly parents or disabled dependents.

Georgia candidates can now use campaign money they raise for child care. The funds can also cover care for people who have elderly parents or disabled dependents.

Georgia House Democrats cheered a rare win Wednesday night when efforts to expand Georgia’s school voucher program failed, dooming the project for 2023.

Georgia taxpayers are closer to getting slice of state budget pie under Gold Dome on Tuesday. HB 162, a $1 billion income tax relief measure promoted by Governor Kemp, achieved final passage in the State Senate and will be headed to the governor’s desk for signature.

Tuesday was Pi Day, and Georgia taxpayers moved one step closer to getting a slice of the state’s budget pie under the Gold Dome on Tuesday. HB 162, a $1 billion income tax relief...

The House is wasting no time getting to work on the Amended FY23 spending plan, known as the little budget. Its eight appropriations subcommittees completed their initial hearings on Monday, only ten days after the release of the amended budget proposal.

The Faiyum Oasis in Egypt is a stunning region with 6,000 years of human history, full of fossils, waterfalls, and other tourist sites.

More than 1 in 5 Republican state lawmakers across the country have joined at least one far-right Facebook group, according to a new report.

All students enrolled in public schools would be required to have a suicide screening beginning at age eight and every year thereafter, through adulthood, - Georgia Legislature