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On Wednesday, Gov. Brian Kemp signed SB 63 into law, adding more than 30 crimes that require cash bail, like criminal trespass or possession of marijuana

The Giants led 6-3 in the fifth but coughed up the lead with errors and free passes, now face 21 straight vs. teams .500 or better.

We’ve got a 90-man roster and ready for training camp!

Losing streak is over as Medina pitches a gem

The leader of Oklahoma’s Ethics Commission said she’s quitting over a “lack of adequate funding.”

Outside of the red bloodbath of Florida helmed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, election night proved a pittance for the Republican Party. Dr. Mehmet Oz, former President Donald Trumps hand-picked Senate candidate for Pennsylvania, lost to a barely sentient stroke victim, and the possible pickups of Nevada and Arizona have receded from the GOPs grasp. Mere hours after conservative pollsters proudly predicted the party would close out the midterm elections with 53 or even 54 seats in the Senate, control of ...

<strong>Georgia in focus:</strong> Hailed as architect of Georgia’s political transformation, Abrams is still an underdog in her rematch with Republican Brian Kemp for reasons that make Democrats nervous

Amplifying Atlanta

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia will give out $100 million in federal COVID-19 money to bolster policing and reduce violence, Gov. Brian Kemp announced Thursday. Local agencies can apply for up to $1.5 million apiece if they can show that violent gun crimes and other violence got worse during the pandemic in their communities.

Chief Justice David Nahmias announced his plans to retire last week, and Governor Brian Kemp appointed Pinson to the vacancy within days.