2 Shot, 1 In Custody After Warner-Robins School Shooting
On Wednesday, a shooting occurred on the campus of Warner Robins High School in Central
Georgia
“Cashless Bail” Explained: Has It Worked In The States That Have Implemented It, And Where Does Georgia Stand On The Issue?
For decades, the path out of a local jail cell followed a simple, mathematical rule:
Over A Thousand People Attend Georgia Democratic Convention In Savannah
The Georgia Democratic Party launched its high-stakes midterm campaign push today, drawing over 1,000 delegates,
Environmental Politics: Where Does Georgia Currently Stand In The Debate Over Data Centers?
Georgia’s data center boom has reached a critical flashpoint as explosive growth collides with intense
AARP Poll Shows Lead For Democrats In Georgia’s Gubernatorial And Senate Races: Keisha Lance-Bottoms And Jon Ossoff Lead Republicans; Seniors Likely To Decide Race
Georgia Democrats Hold Leads, Seek To Make History In November
What To Know About Georgia’s Recently Passed HOA Law, Which Seeks To Limit Homeowners Association Powers
Signed into law in May 2026, The Georgia Property Owners’ Bill of Rights Act (SB
Democrat Keisha Lance-Bottoms Calls Out Republican Rick Jackson’s Visits To Black & Minority-Owned Businesses: “Don’t Let People Piss On Us, And Then Tell Us It’s Raining”
Democratic nominee for Georgia governor Keisha Lance-Bottoms put her perspective on her opponent, Republican Rick
The Politics Of Marijuana In Georgia: Society Is Moving Left On The Issue As Georgia’s Republican-Controlled Legislature Keeps Weed At Arms Length
Overview: The politics of marijuana in Georgia are defined by a stark contrast between a
$4 Million Mega Millions Ticket Sold In St. Mary’s, Georgia; Friday’s Jackpot Rolls Over To $672 Million
A lucky lottery player in Georgia matched five numbers in Tuesday’s Mega Millions drawing to
Georgia Takes A Step On Justice System Reform: Senate Bill 207 Becomes Law, Lessons Burden On People With Criminal Histories Who Are Seeking Certain Occupational Licenses
The Georgia Legislature earlier this year adopted Senate Bill 207, officially known as the Occupational