The governor blamed most of the problems on outside agitators.
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Every public school in Georgia will get $45,000 this year to beef up school security.
Recent polling numbers show that some of the support of the Biden administration from Black communities is softening and without it, the Biden/Harris ticket may not win Georgia again.
Rivian announced a $5 billion loss last year and with a general slowdown in EV sales, it decided to pause construction at the Georgia plant and to focus on building its R-2′s in its normal Illinois plant.
Mrs. Kemp says she’s traveled around the state for years now hearing victims’ stories and then lending her voice to fight the problem.
State Republicans are calling the new law a win for parents and students.
The county had projected before the pandemic that schools would be bursting at the seams, but now, four years later, that hasn’t happened.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger joined elections officials in Paulding County Friday as part of a joint exercise on election security.
The grants can be used for just about everything from hiring off-duty police officers to security cameras and doors.
Atlanta police say they now know with certainty that protesters are the ones who released a police horse in the middle of the night.