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        Georgia Farmers, Foresters Still Awaiting Disaster Relief a Year After HeleneNews, September 23, 2025 
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        Landowners Near Rivian Defeat State Demand for Legal CostsNews, September 18, 2025 
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        Georgia Ports’ Economic Impact On The RiseNews, September 08, 2025 
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        General Assembly Looking to Reinvigorate State-run Venture Capital FundFeatures, September 04, 2025 Georgia lawmakers are taking a fresh look at a state-run venture capital fund that was created a dozen years ago. 
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        University System To Offer Need-Based ScholarshipsNews, August 27, 2025 
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        Two More Georgia Paper Mills ClosingNews, August 25, 2025 
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        University System Board Of Regents Adopts $3.87B Budget RequestNews, August 15, 2025 
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        Appellate Court Hears Election Law ChallengesNews, August 14, 2025 
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        Local Elections Officials Give Lawmakers Wish List for ChangesNews, August 12, 2025 
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        New Georgia Senate Committee To Mull Repealing State Income TaxNews, July 18, 2025 
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        Governor Orders State Spending Freeze Amid Uncertain Federal FundingNews, July 17, 2025 
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        Clean-energy Advocate Hubbard Wins PSC Democratic RunoffNews, July 17, 2025 
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        Georgia Power to Update Energy Forecasts Amid Uncertain DemandNews, July 14, 2025 
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        Tiny Turnout Likely for Tuesday's PSC Primary RunoffNews, July 14, 2025 
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        Folkston Immigration Detention Center To Become Nation's LargestNews, July 10, 2025 
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        Impact of Data Centers in Georgia ‘A Mixed Bag’News, July 07, 2025 
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        State Revenue Chief Tapped for New Georgia Tax CourtNews, July 07, 2025 
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        PSC Hears Georgia Power Rate Freeze PlanNews, July 01, 2025 
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        Unusual Odd-year Primaries on Tap for Georgia PSCNews, June 16, 2025 
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        Georgia High Court Rejects Four New Election Rules, Upholds Only OneNews, June 11, 2025 
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        Mining Project Near Okefenokee on Hold as Applicant Struggles FinanciallyNews, June 11, 2025 
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        Georgia Solar Panel Manufacturer Launching Recycling CenterNews, June 10, 2025 
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        Governor Kemp Traveling To Canada For Trade ConferenceFeatures, June 09, 2025 Gov. Brian Kemp will lead a three-day trade mission to Canada this week amid an atmosphere of uncertainty prompted by a series of tariffs President Donald Trump has imposed on the United States’ northern neighbor. 
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        Six Georgia Lawmakers Oppose Federal Freeze on State-level AI RegulationNews, June 06, 2025 
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        Health Care a Top Issue for Democrats Vying to be Georgia’s Next GovernorNews, June 06, 2025 
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        Ringleader in Southwest Georgia Bank Fraud Case Headed to PrisonNews, June 06, 2025 
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        State Tax Rebates on the WayFeatures, June 04, 2025 The checks are about to go out in the mail. The Georgia Department of Revenue will begin issuing one-time state income tax refunds to taxpayers this week, Gov. Brian Kemp announced Monday. 
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        Brian Strickland Launches Campaign for Attorney GeneralNews, June 04, 2025 
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        State PSC To Resume Hearings On Georgia Power Energy-Supply PlanNews, May 29, 2025 
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        State Policy Makers Need Better Data On Data CentersNews, May 27, 2025 
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        Governor Kemp Touts Proposed Georgia Power Rate FreezeNews, May 27, 2025 
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        Tariffs Anticipation Behind Surge At Georgia PortsNews, May 22, 2025 
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        Former Atlanta Mayor Running For GovernorNews, May 22, 2025 
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        Georgia Power Offers to Freeze Customer RatesFeatures, May 20, 2025 Georgia Power will not seek to raise base rates for the next three years under a proposed agreement the Atlanta-based utility announced Monday. 
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        Governor Kemp Meets Bill Signing Deadline With RushNews, May 16, 2025 
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        Bobby Dodd Stadium Slated for Major RenovationNews, May 16, 2025 = 
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        Steve Gooch Enters Race for Lieutenant GovernorNews, May 16, 2025 
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        Appellate Court Takes Up Mass Voter Eligibility ChallengesNews, May 14, 2025 
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        Governor Kemp Signs $37.7 Billion State BudgetFeatures, May 12, 2025 Gov. Brian Kemp signed a $37.7 billion fiscal 2026 state budget Friday, a spending plan that prioritizes education and prisons. 
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        Buddy Carter Early Republican Entrant to U.S. Senate RaceNews, May 09, 2025 
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        Charlie Bailey New Georgia Democratic ChairNews, May 07, 2025 
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        Georgia Rural Hospitals Tax Credit Program Fully SubscribedNews, May 06, 2025 
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        Josh McLaurin Running for Lieutenant GovernorNews, May 06, 2025 
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        Former Georgia Senator David Perdue Confirmed As Ambassador To ChinaFeatures, April 30, 2025 The U.S. Senate confirmed former Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., Tuesday as United States ambassador to China, multiple news outlets reported. 
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        New Report Finds Huge Increase In CybercrimeNews, April 30, 2025 
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        Former Atlanta Mayor Forms Gubernatorial Campaign CommitteeNews, April 29, 2025 
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        Shareholders Want Chemours To Stay Out Of OkefenokeeNews, April 28, 2025 
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        Georgia 400/I-285 Interchange Moving Down Bottleneck RankingsNews, April 21, 2025 
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        University System Holding The Line On TuitionNews, April 21, 2025 
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        University System Sets Spring Enrollment RecordFeatures, April 17, 2025 Student enrollment at Georgia’s public colleges and universities reached 345,823 this semester, an all-time record for the spring, the University System of Georgia’s vice chancellor of research and policy analysis reported Wednesday. 
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        Trump Tariffs Have Georgia Businesses NervousNews, April 14, 2025 
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        Failure Of Speed-Zone Cameras Bill Leaves Bad Blood Between Georgia House And SenateNews, April 07, 2025 
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        Governor Kemp Signs RFRA BillNews, April 07, 2025 
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        Federal Judge Sides with Georgia in ‘Water Wars’ with AlabamaFeatures, April 02, 2025 The state of Georgia has won another legal case in its long-running “water wars” with Florida and Alabama. 
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        Judge Tosses Lawsuit Challenging Georgia Voting MachinesNews, April 02, 2025 
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        General Assembly Passes Transgender Sports BillNews, April 02, 2025 
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        Trump Administration Dropping Challenge to Georgia Election OverhaulNews, April 01, 2025 
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        McBath Suspends Gubernatorial CampaignNews, April 01, 2025 
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        Nikema Williams Steps Down as Georgia Democratic ChairNews, April 01, 2025 
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        State Senate Puts its Stamp on Fiscal ’26 BudgetNews, March 31, 2025 
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        General Assembly Passes Bill Targeting FentanylNews, March 31, 2025 
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        State Senate Panel OKs $37.7B BudgetNews, March 28, 2025 
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        Ocmulgee Mounds National Park Bill Reintroduced in CongressNews, March 27, 2025 
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        Georgia Lawmakers Focusing on Artificial IntelligenceFeatures, March 26, 2025 By the time the 2025 General Assembly session gavels to a close early next month, Georgia lawmakers are expected to have taken the first steps to come to grips with the growth of artificial intelligence technology. 
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        Tort Reform Gains Final Passage in General AssemblyFeatures, March 24, 2025 A tort reform bill Republican Gov. Brian Kemp made his top priority for this year’s legislative session gained final passage in the General Assembly Friday. 
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        Tort Reform Passes Another Hurdle In General AssemblyFeatures, March 20, 2025 Comprehensive tort reform legislation Gov. Brian Kemp has made his top priority for the 2025 General Assembly session cleared a committee in the Georgia House of Representatives. 
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        Georgia Supreme Court Takes Up State Election Board Rules ChangesNews, March 20, 2025 
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        Tort Reform Pros And Cons Aired Out Under Gold DomeFeatures, March 17, 2025 Both sides of the controversial tort reform issue got their say at the Georgia Capitol Thursday, not on either the state House or Senate floors but in the hallways under the Gold Dome. A group of business owners held a news conference Thursday morning to endorse legislation Gov. Brian Kemp has singled out as his top priority for the 2025 General Assembly session. 
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        Georgia Unemployment Holds Steady in JanuaryNews, March 14, 2025 
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        State House OKs $37.7 Billion Fiscal ’26 BudgetNews, March 13, 2025 
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        Fiscal ’26 State Budget Clears House CommitteeNews, March 11, 2025 
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        Crossover Day Casualties Include Sports Betting, DEINews, March 10, 2025 
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        Governor Inks $40.5 Billion Mid-year Budget: Delivering Hurricane Relief, Tax Refunds, & Major One-Time InvestmentsNews, March 07, 2025 
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        Georgia House Passes Two Tax Relief MeasuresNews, March 07, 2025 
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        State House Committee Signs Off on Sports BettingNews, March 07, 2025 
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        State House Sends Two Speed Camera Bills to SenateNews, March 06, 2025 
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        State House Panel OKs One Solar Bill, Shelves a SecondNews, March 06, 2025 
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        Georgia House Panel Hears Pros and Cons of Okefenokee Swamp Mining BanNews, March 05, 2025 
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        Georgia House Panel Mulls PFAS BillNews, March 05, 2025 
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        House Lawmakers Looking to Reform System for Compensating Wrongfully ConvictedNews, March 03, 2025 
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        Georgia Senate Panel Advances Data Centers BillNews, February 27, 2025 
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        House Lawmakers OK Increase in Foster Care Tax CreditNews, February 26, 2025 
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        Senate Passes Measure to Review and Revoke State Agency RulesNews, February 26, 2025 
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        State Senate Panel Approves $40.5B Mid-Year BudgetFeatures, February 25, 2025 The state Senate is upping the ante on funding to help victims of Hurricane Helene recover from the massive storm that marched through South Georgia and east Georgia from Valdosta to Augusta last September. 
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        Measure Exposing Banks to Lawsuits Over Alleged “De-banking” is Advancing Through SenateNews, February 25, 2025 
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        Republican-Controlled State Senate Passes Tort ReformNews, February 24, 2025 
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        Two Bills Targeting Mining Near Okefenokee SwampNews, February 24, 2025 
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        Educators and Groups Want to Address Teacher ShortageFeatures, February 21, 2025 The Georgia Department of Education kicked off a new teacher recruitment campaign Tuesday to address a teacher shortage. The move is necessary as a generation of teachers nears retirement after two decades and more in the classroom, State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. 
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        Georgia Lawmakers Step Up for Hurricane Helene VictimsNews, February 21, 2025 
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        Georgia House Passes Bill Giving GEFA Role in Gas ProjectsNews, February 21, 2025 
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        Georgia House May Extend Deadline for Property Tax Relief OfferNews, February 19, 2025 
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        State House Panel OKs Bid to Promote Georgia Music IndustryNews, February 19, 2025 
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        Georgia’s International Exports Keep GrowingNews, February 18, 2025 
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        Georgia House Taking the Lead on School SafetyNews, February 18, 2025 
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        EV Supplier Cancels Plan to Build Plant Near StatesboroNews, February 18, 2025 
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        State Economist Warns Tariffs Could Raise Prices, Hurt ExportsNews, February 14, 2025 
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        Regents Approve First AI Degree ProgramNews, February 14, 2025 
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        Governor Kemp to Attend Munich Security ConferenceNews, February 13, 2025 
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        House Speaker Burns Names Former Deal Aide Chris Riley Interim Chief of StaffNews, February 13, 2025 
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        State Lifts Poultry Suspension After Bird Flu OutbreakNews, February 12, 2025 
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