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As Georgia storm looms, Kemp directs preparation from abroad
This weekend’s forecasted wintry blast poses a different kind of challenge for Gov. Brian Kemp.
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Ossoff: Possible new ICE detention warehouse ‘not right’ for Social Circle
Ossoff and Social Circle leaders say a possible ICE detention facility would overwhelm the small Georgia city and are asking the Trump administration to drop the plan.
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U.S. House passes final spending bills, reducing shutdown odds
All five Democrats in Georgia's U.S. House delegation opposed a bill funding the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE.
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The new CDC deputy also a MAHA fan and vaccine skeptic
Dr. Ralph Abraham of Louisiana began as the CDC’s principal deputy director Jan. 5.
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Heavy equipment lifting business at crucial time for Brunswick port
Auto tariffs have slowed business in Brunswick, Georgia, the nation’s busiest port for vehicles. Rising trade of farm, construction and mining machinery is offsetting losses.
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Raffensperger a no-show before state Senate Ethics Committee
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger refuses demands from Lt. Gov Burt Jones, his Republican 2026 gubernatorial opponent, to answer questions over the 2020 election.
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Indicted Georgia lawmaker suspended from office
Gov. Brian Kemp issued the order suspending State Rep. Sharon Henderson following her arrest on pandemic unemployment fraud.
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Sapelo Island to stay ‘Geechee’: McIntosh Commission to bend on zoning law
McIntosh County commissioners reversed course after the referendum. They now side with Gullah Geechee residents who want to curb home sizes on Georgia's Sapelo Island.
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Data center tax breaks, energy costs emerge as targets for Georgia lawmakers
The Georgia General Assembly appears poised to consider several pieces of legislation this session that could affect data centers and energy costs associated with them.
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Carter, Dooley amass seven-figure accounts in GOP bid to challenge Ossoff
The Republican U.S. Senate candidate raised $1.1 million in his bid to take on Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff.