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AJC poll: More than $100M later, GOP governor’s race is neck-and-neck
Rick Jackson and Burt Jones are in a statistical tie while 30% of likely Republican primary voters remain undecided.
Democrats jockey in race that could decide control of Georgia energy regulator
Three Democrats are vying for a shot at a key seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission and a say in Georgia Power customers’ bills.
Power bills, data centers dominate Republican Georgia PSC debate
Three Republican candidates are vying for their party’s nomination in District 5, a seat that is based in western Georgia, but which is voted on statewide.
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Hawks fixing ‘deep’ damage caused by trusted exec, leader says
The Atlanta Hawks' former senior vice president of finance was sentenced Wednesday to just over three years in federal prison for stealing $3.8 million from the team.
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Gov. Kemp on Georgia wildfires: ‘Not out of woods’ but ‘better’ after rain
Gov. Brian Kemp toured drought-stricken South Georgia Tuesday as officials reported headway fighting big wildfires but warned they wouldn't be extinguished soon despite rain.
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This Georgia school is state’s top producer of NFL draft picks this century
Westlake has produced five first-round NFL draft picks, the most of any Georgia school. Only one other school, Hillgrove, has as many as three first-round choices.
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My mother worked hard but couldn’t afford healthcare. Georgia must do better.
Georgia has not expanded Medicaid, so many residents who worked hard all their lives could never afford the healthcare they needed. They deserve better.
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State school superintendent under fire from lawmakers ahead of GOP primary
A slew of GOP endorsements against him could spell trouble for Georgia State School Superintendent Richard Woods in the upcoming Republican primary.
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These ‘smart fabric’ sheets could revolutionize how hospitals prevent bedsores
Georgia Tech researchers are piloting crib-based sensor technology at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, using an app to alert staff when patients are at risk.
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Secretary of state candidates debate amid looming vote-counting problem
Republicans and Democrats squared off in debates on Tuesday ahead of the May primary elections for Secretary of State.