David Wickert

High gas prices and other rising costs have made travel more expensive. But one annual summer tradition showed no signs of abating in Georgia.

Numerous judges have said a Georgia political fundraising tool likely gives an illegal advantage to some politicians by allowing them to raise unlimited cash while limiting contributions to other candidates.

Republican nominee Rick Jackson pledged during the GOP primary that he would be President Donald Trump's “favorite governor.” But he has consistently

Julie Adams refused to certify the county's 2024 primary election results as required by law. Jason Frazier challenged the eligibility of thousands of Fulton County voters who turned out to be legally registered.

A Georgia Supreme Court decision has cast doubt on whether local governments can charge fees for some services and how those services will be paid for in the future.

Democrats and Republicans are sinking millions of dollars into a deadlocked Georgia attorney general's race in a high-stakes competition be the state's next top lawyer.

The races for some of Georgia's top elected offices are a dead heat, setting up a last-minute scramble that will have big implications for how state government operates come January.

Pro-industry groups are outspending clean energy- and consumer-focused ones by four to one in key Georgia Public Service Commission races.

Anthropic, secretary of state say no individual voting records were accessed

Most of the spending is concentrated in suburban districts held by Republican incumbents — the kind of seats Democrats need to flip to win control of the state House. University of Georgia political science professor Charles Bullock said that remains a long shot, but it's not out of the question.