Jeff Dantre
News Reporter-
Public hearings set for possible changes — voting rights activists celebrate SCOTUS ruling — changes are coming to state teacher prep standards — Trump still on GAGOP schedule -
Automatic registration played a major role in voter registration uptick — "Cop City" protesters push for referendum — UGA research finds low numbers of women in federal STEM jobs — Department of Labor suspends one method of filing claims
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Final budget includes .65 mill reduction in property tax — firefighters gain collective bargaining rights — Georgia to receive rail grant money from feds — state lawmakers earmark funds for rural health workers
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2024 schools budget could raise property taxes, but some board members oppose the plan — ACC commissioners to vote on county budget tomorrow — Georgia Senators Warnock and Ossoff express concern over cop city arrests
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Board of Ed. members differ over potential property tax break — inmate attempts escape at local hospital — UNG appoints new president — CCSD pop-up delivers supplies and community engagement — Ossoff-backed exploitation bill passes committee
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The announcement was made Tuesday by the Carter Center.
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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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The $214 million spending plan could result in property tax hikes for many — Vogtle reactor reaches full power output — HIV data shows room for improvement in Georgia
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Unemployment remains low — community to hold lynching memorial today — Georgia AG weighs in on debt ceiling debate
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County budget could include a property tax cut — Vogtle reactor achieves 90% power — Habitat receives federal grant — UGA/Florida game to stay put
