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Atlanta’s new mayor is taking on blight by demolishing neglected buildings

by Thom ChandlerApril 8, 2018March 22, 2019

Fulton County Commission Chairman Robb Pitts was involved in a two-car accident Thursday morning in Sandy Springs.

Fulton County Commission Chairman Robb Pitts involved in car accident

by Thom ChandlerApril 5, 2018December 14, 2018

It may be Spring Break for students throughout Georgia, but that doesn't mean the learning has to slow down. Over the course of the last week, we've learned some big news and some trivial tidbits about our state.

6 Things About Georgia We Didn’t Know Last Week (April 3)

by Thom ChandlerApril 3, 2018September 24, 2023

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In The News, Your Government

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by Thom ChandlerMarch 6, 2018

The Gist: The Georgia legislature has crossed the yearly milestone of crossover day, the day when bills must move from one chamber to the other if they have any chance of becoming a law. Here is a look at what key pieces of legislation crossed over this session and what didn't make the cut.

Transit bill, hands-free driving bill move forward, Greenhaven and DeKalb CEO bills die

by Thom ChandlerMarch 1, 2018March 22, 2019

What is Crossover Day: The Georgia General Assembly meets for 40 legislative (voting) days each year. Legislative Day 28 is crossover day. This is the last day that a bill can be passed in one chamber in order to be sent to the next chamber. Bills that don't get a floor vote by crossover day won't be passed this session.

Lawmakers pull an all-nighter on Crossover Day

by Thom ChandlerFebruary 28, 2018March 22, 2019

The Gist: Two DeKalb lawmakers have introduced a bill that would dramatically change DeKalb County's form of government by eliminating the county's unique CEO position. The bill was introduced Wednesday, and unlike prior attempts to change the county's CEO structure, this was introduced as a general bill instead of a local bill. Democratic members of the DeKalb delegation say they were not informed the bill was going to be introduced. The bill is being fast-tracked in an effort to beat the legislature's 40 day clock. For a bill to pass, it must move from one chamber to the other by crossover day, on Feb. 28.

Will Michael Thurmond be DeKalb County’s last CEO?

by Thom ChandlerFebruary 22, 2018December 14, 2018

Georgia's elected officials and political leaders have taken to Twitter in the last two days to offer public statements about the mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Some called for action and more gun control, while others offered condolences, thoughts and prayers. Here is what your elected representatives had to say about this tragedy:

Georgia officials respond to Parkland shooting

by Thom ChandlerFebruary 16, 2018March 22, 2019

The Gist: As the proposed City of Greenhaven in south DeKalb makes its way through the state legislature again, DeKalb County is expected to call for a study Tuesday of how new cities impact the county's ability to deliver services.

DeKalb Commission to call for cityhood impact study as Greenhaven moves through legislature

by Thom ChandlerFebruary 12, 2018December 14, 2018

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