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Georgia’s Senate Republicans passed multiple changes to state election law on Wednesday after rushing amendments into a bill originating from the House of Representatives.
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A sweeping school safety bill cleared a Senate committee Thursday, keeping it in play just ahead of the deadline for final passage this year.
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Parents of children who are questioning their gender would still have access in Georgia to medication that prevents the onset of puberty under a revised version of state legislation that initially sought to ban all access.
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The most recent iteration of the budget includes cuts to state universities, public broadcasting.
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Physicians and others argue the six-week ban in unconstitutional — state lawmakers have yet to pass a budget — ACC seeks applicants for boards and authorities
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In brief: Early voting underway in Special Election, Georgia Senate discuss school voucher plan, lawmakers try to increase tobacco tax, UGA men's and women's basketball lose, baseball won three out of four, softball sweeps the floor
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A Georgia Senate committee approved a sports betting bill late Monday with little discussion.
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The Senate GOP largely agrees with Gov. Kemp's budget proposals, but they add a few ideas of their own as well.
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In brief: ACC lawmakers hold budget retreat today — Georgia Senate GOP announces agenda — unemployment falls in Athens — growing number of Georgians support legalizing pot — report finds deficiencies in Georgia's tobacco laws
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In brief: Special election to fill Parker's seat creates myriad complications — state lawmaker says Georgia needs to improve cybersecurity — more arrests in August downtown shooting — ATL United wins while Braves fall short, UGA Volleyball faces NC State