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ATLANTA — A federal judge ruled Friday that Georgia’s statewide election of its five public service commissioners illegally dilutes Black voting power, ordering the state to not prepare ballots for two races that had been scheduled in November. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Steven Grimberg, if it stands, would

ATLANTA – Georgia energy regulators voted Thursday to require Georgia Power to take a more aggressive approach toward developing renewable energy on several fronts. However, the state Public Service Commission

The PSC requires more investment from Georgia Power in renewables, but allows further use of coal and rejects expansion of solar panels

A judge says Democrat Shelia Edwards can remain on the ballot for Georgia’s Public Service Commission, even though she doesn’t live in the district she would represent. Senior Superior Court

In brief: Cobb school board plan excludes teachers from carrying weapons; ACCPD investigates body found in car; court rules PSC candidate can stay on ballot; new poll shows Kemp, Warnock leading their opponents.

ATLANTA (AP) — A judge has ruled that Democrat Shelia Edwards can remain on the ballot...

Amplifying Atlanta

Amplifying Atlanta

Campaign finance results show incumbent Republican Attorney General Chris Carr has been outraised by Democratic challenger Jen Jordan in the two months that ended June 30. That's one of the campaign finance results for Georgia's statewide races reported Friday.

Campaign finance results show incumbent Republican Attorney General Chris Carr has been outraised by Democratic challenger Jen Jordan in the two months that ended June 30