Assault victims say they should be able to sue businesses ‘complicit’ in their cases
Supporters of Gov. Kemp's bill to limit lawsuits say the money paid out in lawsuits could be invested elsewhere.
Capitol Beat8h
Tort reform pros and cons aired out under Gold Dome
ATLANTA – Both sides of the controversial tort reform issue got their say at the Georgia Capitol Thursday, not on either the state House or Senate floors but in the hallways under the Gold Dome.
WTXL ABC 2711h
Georgia Lawmakers debate lowering fines for school zone violations
Georgia's General Assembly debates changes to school zone fines as speeding violations impact drivers and schools.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution11h
Georgia film tax credit could be revived in an unlikely place — Hurricane Helene relief bill
A bill intended to grant relief for Hurricane Helene timber losses could morph into a $60 million-a-year tax credit for the Georgia film industry ...
Despite January job losses, number of unemployed Georgians falls
Georgia's labor force fell to 5.4 million, and the number of employed declined to 5.2 million. However, fewer Georgians were unemployed in January as well. The state's jobless ranks fell by 3,441 to ...
redandblack.com17h
DOGE cuts to federal funding impact Georgia: State legislators respond
The Department of Government Efficiency, previously the U.S. Digital Service, claims to have saved $17 million by terminating ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution18h
Carolyn Hugley reflects on three decades under the Gold Dome
Today’s episode of the AJC’s “Politically Georgia” podcast features a conversation with House Minority Leader Carolyn Hugley. Hugley has served in the Georgia Legislature since 1992 and is in her ...