Devon Zwald
Assistant Producer/Athens News Matters-
Former UGA football player gets one year for sexual battery — AADM opposes "cop city" development — DOT Commissioner to get $100K raise — solar jobs tick up in Georgia -
School board members want to keep millage rate flat, but taxes for many will go up — gang recruitment bill to become law on July 1 — Cobb teacher could face termination under "divisive concepts" law
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Plan would set general dates and times for early voting — GA senators weigh certificate of need law — Kemp responds to Trump indictment — Ossoff holds AI hearing
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Andrew Clyde, who represents much of northeast Georgia called the measure a "blank check." -
Competing proposals both promise cuts, but differ on amount — Rosalynn Carter diagnosed with dementia — Clyde, Collins to oppose debt ceiling deal
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7,600 students graduate from UGA — DEI language cut from teacher standards — feds okay inland port — UGA wins $1 million for ag program
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Kemp's move comes as companies like Hyundai, Rivian, SK Batteries, and Qcells invest billions of dollars on Georgia manufacturing plants that will likely attract new residents. -
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In brief: Kemp wants to spend part of historic surplus on tax rebates — a Georgia congressman is among the 20 GOP holdouts blocking McCarthy for Speaker — state lawmakers frustrated over slow rollout of medical marijuana — Delta to offer free wi-fi — UGA women beat Kentucky
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In brief: State legislators could change runoff laws — education funding and abortion also on lawmakers' agendas — three new ACC commissioners to be sworn in — audit finds R and D tax credit isn't paying off — UGA women fall to South Carolina, men to face Auburn, Hawks lose to Warriors in OT
