Georgia House candidate accused of exposing himself to a child
A candidate for the Georgia House is accused of exposing himself to a child who was walking to a bus stop in Smyrna, according to a Cobb County arrest warrant.
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A candidate for the Georgia House is accused of exposing himself to a child who was walking to a bus stop in Smyrna, according to a Cobb County arrest warrant.
The sales tax on the ballot in Cobb County, known as SPLOST, is a voter-approved 1-cent tax used for community improvement projects.
Audi's newest automobile plant will be built in Georgia, bringing thousands of jobs to the state, President Trump revealed during a stop to the Peach State.
The company behind Flock cameras faced a room full of questions in South Fulton on Thursday night, including whether data collected is being used by federal immigration agents.
The six former Planned Parenthood Southeast employees claim they were fired after raising concerns about the organization pulling back from reproductive rights and LGBTQ issues.
Fulton County is holding its Elections Academy to give voters a closer look at how the election process works.
This November, Fulton County voters outside the City of Atlanta will decide whether to renew a special sales tax that goes to the county's transportation projects.
Election officials interviewed across 10 Georgia counties say they are ready for the November midterms, but mail delays, threats against workers and funding needs remain concerns, according to a new report from U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock's office.
Voters in DeKalb County will decide whether to renew a one-cent E-SPLOST that goes toward improving schools across the county, in Atlanta, and in Decatur.
More than 1 million Georgians have cast ballots in the November election, according to the secretary of state's Election Data Hub.
Planning to vote in the Georgia midterm elections? Here's what you need to know before you walk into your polling place.
President Trump is returning to Georgia for a midterm campaign rally in Macon on Saturday, Oct. 24, just over a week after his appearance in Dalton.
Former President Barack Obama is coming to Atlanta on Oct. 28 to campaign for U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms and other Democrats ahead of the November election.
During President Trump's visit to Georgia, he claimed that Sen. Jon Ossoff lost the election that made him senator, calling it "rigged."
Some early voters in Henry County said they waited more than an hour to cast their ballots this week.
A federal appeals court will allow a Georgia law requiring age verification for social media accounts to go forward after a legal battle that has lasted more than a year.
Polling places across Georgia are seeing record-breaking crowds as early voting in the state's important midterm election continues for its third day.
With early voting underway, candidates are stepping up efforts to connect with voters across Georgia.
Georgia voters set a first-day early voting record for a midterm election Tuesday, casting more than 188,600 in-person ballots, according to the secretary of state's office.
Sen. Jon Ossoff and Republican challenger Mike Collins traded attacks over the 2020 election and alleged connections to white nationalists. Ossoff also pushed back on speculation that he could run for president in 2028.
Early voting for Georgia's midterm election begins Tuesday, with races for governor, U.S. Senate, secretary of state and attorney general on the ballot.
President Trump is coming back to Georgia on Friday for a campaign rally weeks ahead of the state's pivotal midterm elections.
Georgia's midterm elections are quickly approaching, and voters can start casting their ballots early on Tuesday. Here's what you need to know to get ready to vote.
President Trump has canceled his plans to attend this Saturday's Southeastern Conference college football clash between Georgia and Alabama, saying his presence would be a distraction during Hurricane Isaias.
In a combative Georgia Senate debate, incumbent Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff and his challenger, Republican Rep. Mike Collins, wasted no time trading blows on the economy, tariffs, healthcare cuts, data centers and more.
