OConnell to lead Georgias new tax court
(The Center Square) – The chief judge of Georgia's newly created tax court is a familiar face.
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Judge says Georgias age verification law curbs free speech
(The Center Square) – A U.S. District Court judge granted a preliminary injunction Thursday that halts the Protecting Georgia’s Children on Social Media Act of 2024.
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Senators call Georgias heartbeat law cruel
(The Center Square) – Three years to the day after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, members of the Georgia Senate Urban Affairs Committee called the... Read More.
Georgias unemployment rate drops for the first time in months
(The Center Square) – After holding steady at 3.6% for several months, Georgia's unemployment rate dipped slightly in May to 3.5%, the Georgia Department of Labor said Thursday.
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Report ranks Georgias labor policies third in the nation
(The Center Square) – Georgia ranks third for worker freedom in a new analysis by the American Legislative Exchange Council.
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Georgias fifth measles case reported
(The Center Square) – A fifth case of measles occurred in Georgia, the state Department of Public Health said on Friday.
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Candidates lining up for Georgias 2026 elections
(The Center Square) – Republicans and Democrats are getting a jumpstart on the 2026 elections, announcing their candidacies now.
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Georgias high housing costs draw new scrutiny
(The Center Square) – High interest rates and a shortage of available residences have forced some families to rent, but some lawmakers say the rental market is also... Read More.
Kemp touts Georgias financial stability in signing budget
(The Center Square) – Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed the fiscal year 2026 spending plan Friday and praised the state's conservative budgeting.
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Labor shortage still a concern for Georgias small businesses
(The Center Square) – Just over a third of the nation's small businesses are struggling to find qualified employees, and some of that pain is felt in Georgia.
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