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Three Georgia legislative races head to runoffs in April
Three special elections for seats in the state House and Senate head to runoff elections next month.
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The MTG era in Georgia is over — for now
Marjorie Taylor Greene may be done with elected office for now, or forever, but she isn’t going quietly. President Trump should have thought of that before he cut her loose.
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Harris, Fuller headed to runoff in race to replace Greene
Trump-backed Republican emerges from crowded GOP field as Democrats target rare opening in deep-red district.
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House budget would pay for literacy coaches in every elementary school
Efforts to improve literacy among Georgia children could get a big boost if a new state spending plan becomes law.
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$531 million in Hurricane Helene relief for farmers is on the way soon
After months of waiting, Georgia farmers will soon receive millions in disaster aid, announced U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins on Tuesday.
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Fani Willis can’t fight $17M bill in Trump prosecution, judge says
An Atlanta judge has denied Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ bid to fight a $17 million reimbursement request by President Donald Trump and his co-defendants.
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Rick Jackson sues Burt Jones for defamation amid heated governor’s race
The two Republican candidates for governor have been targeting each other in campaign ads.
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The impact of the Iran war on gas prices in metro Atlanta
Gas prices are getting higher in metro Atlanta and around Georgia thanks to the conflict in the Middle East.
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Old federal buildings need $50B in repairs. Could some in Atlanta be sold?
The Public Buildings Reform Board released a report last week that identified more than $50 billion in deferred maintenance costs and repair liabilities for federal buildings.
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8 candidates raise their hands to be Georgia’s school superintendent
Five Republicans and three Democrats have qualified to run in the May 19 primary election for state school superintendent as incumbent Richard Woods vies for his fourth term.