Judge denies Sen. Colton Moore’s request to charge House Speaker’s staffer with assault after a Capitol altercation.

Georgia’s Senate passed a bill that could allow President Donald Trump and more than a dozen people to seek compensation for legal bills stemming from an attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss in the state.

Georgia Governor Kemp signs the amended budget for Fiscal Year 2025, focusing on hurricane relief and education funding.

Georgia's Senate has passed a bill that would give legislators a veto over significant regulations imposed by the executive branch.

A Georgia state Senate committee pursuing a thus-far fruitless investigation of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis wants to add Stacey Abrams to its list of targets.

In the Georgia General Assembly, Republican battles will determine culture wars, other battles this legislative session.

Georgia’s Senate unanimously passed a bill Thursday that would allow President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants to seek compensation for legal fees in cases where a prosecutor is disqualified.

The Georgia Senate approved a measure Lt. Gov. Burt Jones has dubbed a state-level DOGE. The bill would give legislators more authority over state agencies.

A judge on Friday declined a Georgia state senator’s request for an arrest warrant against a state House staffer following a confrontation between the two earlier this year. State Sen. Colton Moore, a Republican from Trenton,

Opposition in Georgia came from both sides of the aisle. Some Republican lawmakers voiced concerns that legalizing sports betting could lead to increased gambling addiction, particularly among young people. Meanwhile, without Democratic support, the constitutional amendment could not secure the two-thirds majority required to pass.

It turns out 2025 isn't the year for legalized sports betting in Georgia. Efforts to send a state constitutional amendment to voters failed Thursday in the state legislature, as neither the amendment nor a bill laying out details ever came to a vote in the House.

The bill passed unanimously by state legislators Thursday would enable compensation from counties for attorneys’ fees and other legal costs in criminal cases in which a prosecutor has been disqualified.