Abraham Kenmore
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Augusta's mayor vote passes the Georgia Senate despite objection
A bill allowing for a referendum on whether the Augusta mayor can vote on the commission passed the State Senate. → Read More
Izzy's law, aimed at mandating safety plans for swim lessons, passes in the Georgia Senate
Georgia state Senators passed on Wednesday Izzy's Law, which mandates that private swim instructors implement safety plans. → Read More
Growing up in Plains, Georgia shaped Jimmy Carter, just as he shaped his hometown
Plains, Georgia shaped Jimmy Carter growing up. And the town has been shaped by him and his family in turn. → Read More
Report: Despite access, Georgia ranks low in vaccinations for COVID, flu
The Healthy Georgia report shows Georgia trailing the rest of the country in COVID-19 and flu vaccinations. → Read More
Rep. Howard 'doing well' after fainting
On Wednesday, Rep. Howard allegedly had a fainting spell but is recovering well, said fellow legislator. → Read More
State proposes $105 million to update Medical College of Georgia's electronic records
The state budget includes $105 million for new electronic record system for the Medical College of Georgia. Sonny Perdue and Brooks Keel give details. → Read More
Brian Prince appointed chair of Urban Affairs
The Georgia House announced that Augusta Democrat Brian Prince will lead the Urban Affairs Committee. → Read More
As South Carolina shows, abortion battles are moving to state courts
Earlier this month South Carolina's Supreme Court ruled abortion is protected under the state constitution. Georgia is considering similar questions. → Read More
Kemp sworn in: promises tax return, education funding, development
On Thursday, Brian Kemp and Georgia's other constitutional officers were sworn in at Georgia State University. → Read More
No one injured in Augusta apartment fire
On Wednesday, seven fire departments responded to an apartment fire on Bridgeton Road in Augusta. → Read More
What does the defense authorization bill mean for Georgia troops?
The House has passed the National Defense Authorization Act, and it is headed to the Senate. Here's how it might impact troops in Georgia. → Read More
Georgia Supreme Court allows state abortion law to go back into effect
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court of Georgia allowed a state ban on most abortions after six weeks to continue, after a lower court blocked it. → Read More
Court allows Saturday voting to continue in Georgia, despite challenge
On Monday evening, the Court of Appeals for the State of Georgia denied a motion to block a ruling allowing Saturday early voting in the runoff. → Read More
Fulton Superior Court overturns 'heartbeat bill' banning most abortions in Georgia
Superior Court of Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney held that Georgia's abortion law was unconstitutional when passed. → Read More
State law and holidays prevent a Saturday date for early voting in Georgia's Senate race
The Georgia Secretary of State's office recently said that the runoff for Senate will not include Saturday voting due to state holidays. → Read More
Georgia secretary of state confirms U.S. Senate runoff, provides details
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirmed on Wednesday that the Georgia Senate race will go to a runoff on Dec. 6. → Read More
It's not over: U.S. Senate race between Raphael Warnock, Herschel Walker headed to runoff
Early Wednesday morning Raphael Warnock said the count in the Georgia Senate race may take more time, something Herschel Walker already acknowledged. → Read More
About half of Richmond County voters turnout for 2022 midterm, less than 2018 results
Augusta-Richmond County saw just over half of registered voters cast ballots, between early voting and election day. → Read More
Rental Assistance announces deal with Georgia Power for millions in utility assistance
On Thursday, the Department of Community Affairs and Georgia Power announced $44.5 million in utility assistance for up to 208,000 Georgians → Read More
Negotiations stall for Starbucks union contract
Jaysin Saxton, an Augusta Starbucks union leader who was fired for leading a protest, said the union has seen little progress in recent months → Read More