Gov. Kemp signed a bill allowing humans to be 'composted' after their death in Georgia. What does this mean? Why would ...

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill on Wednesday that will make Fulton County taxpayers pay for all of President Donald ...

The bill allows criminal defendants to recover legal costs if the prosecutor is disqualified, but also expands compensation ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signed a bill into law on May 8 that would deny the use of state funds for gender-affirming care ...

ATLANTA — Today was the last day for Gov. Brian Kemp to sign or veto legislation passed in this year’s general assembly. By midday, Kemp had already signed 212 bills into law.

After railroading all opposition, Atlanta’s “law-and-order” Mayor Andre Dickens celebrated the opening of the militarized ...

Republicans have flagged Georgia and Michigan as prime opportunities for expanding their Senate majority in 2026. But in Georgia, unlike Michigan, the Democratic incumbent is seeking reelection.

A bill signed into law Tuesday by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp would make it easier to keep people with intellectual disabilities off death row when they’re convicted of a crime.

Republicans are fighting over who is the most MAGA man among them. But the most important endorsement is likely to come from someone else entirely: Gov. Brian Kemp.

Much of Georgia's attention has been on the U.S. Senate race. But both current and prospective candidates for governor have been busy.

"This decision should've been left to us," said the mother of a woman who is pregnant and has been brain dead for over 90 ...