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Audit: GA Medicaid oversight is uncoordinated, risks overpaying, fraud
Georgia’s faulty oversight of private Medicaid management contractors has left the state’s Medicaid program vulnerable
Clean Slate would be a boon for many Georgians
When the sunset on Gov. Nathan Deal’s administration, many believed that Georgia’s criminal justice reform
Georgia Lottery transfers $1.23B for education in fiscal year 2020
The Georgia Lottery collected $30 million more for education in fiscal year 2020 than the
Georgia parents pushed to make IRL/online school choice soon
School districts around Georgia are announcing plans to reopen in a few weeks and many
State Budget Cuts $1.2 Billion From Education
Georgia K-12 schools will lose nearly $1 billion and public colleges and universities $250 million
Political Rewind: Uncertainty For Families, School Kids Looking Ahead to Fall
[…] Under a cloud of the pandemic, school systems are asking parents to decide whether
Mayor Bottoms, Councilmember Farokhi explore guaranteed income for citizens
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has joined a new group of mayors calling for a
Tobacco tax increase surfaces in General Assembly
[…] “Lifting the tobacco tax will simultaneously help our state fund critical priorities, such as
State legislature, Kemp passes fiscal year 2021 budget with no mandatory furloughs for USG employees
Gov. Brian Kemp signed the fiscal year 2021 budget into law Tuesday morning. The final
Kemp signs $26 billion budget as Georgia faces uncertain fiscal future
A day before the start of the new fiscal year, Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday
State passes bill to give non-violent former felons a ‘Second Chance’ for jobs
They’ve done their time behind bars and been on good behavior since their release, but
Georgia House sends pared-down state budget to Gov. Kemp
The Georgia House of Representatives gave final passage Friday night to a $25.9 billion fiscal
