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Researchers aim to reverse the decline of vital pollinators. → Read More
Lawmakers are trying to penetrate the cycle of health care, the jail and prison system, and homelessness and include rehabilitation and stability with the legislation. → Read More
Critics want to overhaul police methods and believe the so-called 'cop city' project is inconsistent with that goal. → Read More
Bill is to protect devoutly religious folks and could leave LGBTQ less protected, critics say. → Read More
In the hearing, the backer says the state needs to harness revenue now. → Read More
Sponsor said he'll rework language in the bill affecting teachers, schools. → Read More
Two new bills in the legislature would take on deplorable conditions in rental properties. → Read More
Backers of the cameras say they're effective and are lowering speeds. → Read More
The bill's sponsor said it will make job access easier; some industry pros pushed back. → Read More
Georgia lawmakers heard from the families of murder victims Monday, who want the state to get better at handling cold cases. → Read More
Senate Bill 88 would prevent schools from recognizing a transitioned gender unless the gender is changed on a birth certificate. → Read More
Money made from the tax would be dedicated to health care programs. → Read More
The head of the state’s largest teacher organization said most schools have quietly implemented many security steps written into the legislation. → Read More
The bill would require suicide screening services in public schools for children as young as 8 years old. → Read More
Business interests claim plastic bag bans have been ineffective elsewhere and costly to consumers and businesses. → Read More
Democrats met at lunchtime Monday to discuss how they may try to attack the subject of police reform – and to game plan how to get Republicans on board. → Read More
Senate Bill 34 could take some of the rough edges off of what has been kind of a love-hate relationship between restaurants and tech-driven delivery services. → Read More
When students come up short in repayment, colleges and universities can withhold their transcripts as leverage. → Read More
Domestic terrorism charges are abound in protest cases related to the future Atlanta Public Safety Training Center. → Read More
Healthcare workers increasingly became targets as the COVID-19 pandemic grew. → Read More