Georgia State Representative Matt Reeves announced final approval for two regulatory reform bills aimed at improving oversight over state agencies and professional licensing processes. The new laws include requirements for regular review of agency rules as well as increased transparency…

Georgia State Representative Mike Cameron announced the final passage of House Bill 350 allowing implementation of newborn safety devices at certain facilities. The bill awaits Governor Brian Kemp’s signature after bipartisan support.

State Representative Marvin Lim has welcomed the final passage of House Bill 1161 by Georgia lawmakers. The measure seeks clearer road rules, new standards for traffic stops, changes around automated enforcement devices near schools, and updates on window tinting regulations.

Georgia’s highway system has been ranked second nationally for cost-effectiveness and condition by the Reason Foundation.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced expanded partnerships with private sector organizations as part of efforts to recover missing children linked to human trafficking.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said drone-delivered contraband poses a growing threat inside state prisons.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr urged the Supreme Court to block a Massachusetts law extending hog-housing standards beyond its borders.

Attorney General Chris Carr warned businesses that failing to pass along recent gas tax savings could lead to investigation or prosecution under state law.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr reaffirmed his commitment to prosecuting violent gang activity following indictments related to an alleged jailhouse assault in Columbus.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced upcoming lane closures for construction at the I-285/I-20 East Interchange beginning April 3. Work includes daytime flagging operations as well as overnight shifts affecting major roadways in DeKalb County. The improvements are part…

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said his office will enforce campaign finance laws without regard for political affiliation after pursuing actions against both liberal and conservative groups.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said schools should not transition students without informing parents, calling such actions unconstitutional and unethical.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced upcoming lane closures for parts of I-285/I-20 in Fulton and Cobb counties beginning April 6. These changes are part of a major interchange improvement project expected to affect nighttime travel until mid-April.

In 2024, Georgia collected a total of $33.6 billion in state taxes, with $620.8 million coming from license taxes—an increase of 1.5% compared to the previous year.

Two men from Georgia have been sentenced to federal prison after pleading guilty to firearms charges as convicted felons. Authorities say these sentences reflect ongoing efforts against gun-related crime involving repeat offenders.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced upcoming lane closures along State Route 400 for express lanes construction. Drivers should expect delays between April 6–10 due to scheduled roadwork activities. Updates will be available via online resources or by calling ‘511’.

Rep. Regina Lewis-Ward spoke at Clayton State University’s annual STEM awards ceremony recognizing student achievement across science disciplines. She urged students to balance rapid innovation with thoughtful analysis as they prepare for careers in evolving fields.

State Representative Billy Mitchell will honor four prominent women during Influential Women of Georgia Day at the State Capitol on March 31. The event celebrates Women’s History Month and recognizes achievements in entertainment and philanthropy.

Archbold Auxiliary will host a Meet and Greet Soirée on April 17 seeking new volunteers. The event offers potential members an opportunity to learn about volunteer roles supporting patients at Archbold Hospitals.

State Representative Arlene Beckles announced that Ole Mexican Foods will be honored as an Outstanding Georgia Business for its contributions in Gwinnett County. The company will be formally recognized through House Resolution 1736 on March 25.