Republicans remain fractured over whether to vote to release the Epstein files, and the issue threatens to follow members home during the August recess.

Charges against 3 juveniles upgraded to murder after 13-year-old dies from shooting

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Amerigroup and Peach State Health Plan, losing bidders in a fight for Medicai contracts, have filed lawsuits and petitions claiming wrongdoing from state officials.

Staying off the Senate ballot didn’t mean Gov. Brian Kemp would stay out of the Georgia GOP primary. Not even close.

State regulators seek financial recorders from the son of First Liberty Building & Loan founder.

A Roswell man was sentenced to nearly two years in prison Thursday for threatening to injure former FBI Director Christopher Wray.

Three intruders burglarized the Forsyth County house of Grammy Award-nominated rapper GloRilla on Saturday while she wasn’t home.

Gov. Brian Kemp is making a late push to help lay the groundwork for former football coach Derek Dooley’s U.S. Senate bid — directly telling Insurance Commissioner John King and U.S. Reps. Mike...

The hosts of “Politically Georgia” look at the vast 2026 landscape.

Republicans are airing ads slamming Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff for opposing tax cuts. Ossoff says the law threatens 37 nursing homes in Georgia.

The Georgia Department of Labor braces for intensified challenges amid federal layoffs and looming funding constraints.

Unless there is a heroic effort to finish all spending work in September, Congress may again be asked to approve a temporary funding bill to keep the government running.

A list of those who received donations from the more than $1.4 million given by Brant Frost IV, his family, his companies and the Georgia Republican Assembly PAC.

AJC editorial cartoonist Mike Luckovich weighs in on aid to Gaza.

A 5-year-old was found dead Wednesday afternoon at an apartment complex in DeKalb County, authorities said.

In June, multiple mailers addressed “Dear Neighbor” started landing in mailboxes around Georgia, promising help for a fee with property taxes, filing for homestead exemptions and claiming excess...

On-air pitches framed the investments in First Liberty business loans as part of the “patriot economy.”

King criticized state officials for "unprofessional conduct." It was a veiled attack of Gabriel Sterling, a top staffer and likely rival for the seat.