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Both Kemp and Perdue claim their free speech is at risk in fundraising lawsuit

Lawyers for Gov. Brian Kemp and former Sen. David Perdue continued their arguments last week over the governor’s access to an uncapped spending account, setting the stage for a potential return to the courtroom the week of Valentine’s Day. Perdue’s lawyers say a bill signed into law by Kemp last year leaves the former senator […]

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Atlanta mourns loss of Larry Dingle, former clerk of city council

ATLANTA — Former police officer and clerk of Atlanta City Council, Larry Dingle, has died. The Atlanta City Council released a statement confirming Dingle’s death and calling him a “stalwart public servant.” “The Atlanta City Council mourns the loss of a stalwart public servant. Larry Dingle diligently worked for decades in service to our city […]

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Kidnapped Georgia 4-year-old found safe

UPDATE: Agents from the Haralson Paulding Drug Task Force along with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office located the child and the mother in Douglas County. The child is safe. Anitritte Boyd has been arrested for Aggravated Assault and Possession Of Firearm by Convicted Felon. This is still an active and ongoing investigation. The original story […]

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Politicians or Educators: Who gets to decide what your child learns in school?

While Republicans and Democrats in the General Assembly tangle over guns, noncitizen voting and Medicaid expansion, education could become the most highly charged issue of the election-year session that began last month. GOP Gov. Brian Kemp set the tone during his State of the State address, promising to wade into in an aspect of education […]