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First look at how Georgia lawmakers will try to cut 14% from coronavirus-depleted state budget
Georgia lawmakers will get their first look next week at how deep state agencies must
Georgia public health agency among those proposing to furlough staff
While Georgia’s Department of Public Health is battling the coronavirus pandemic, its leaders say it
Unemployment rate in Georgia reaches all-time high
Georgia’s unemployment rate for April was the highest rate the state has ever seen, the state’s
Reopening reality check: Georgia’s jobs aren’t flooding back
Georgia’s early move to start easing stay-at-home restrictions nearly a month ago has done little
Furloughs likely, again, as part of Georgia agencies’ budget cut plans
The economic shutdown brought on by the pandemic has led to mass unemployment, and some
Georgia won’t thrive if the people do not survive
Since the coronavirus arrived in the United States, Georgia has seen some of the highest
State works to reach Hispanic community to reduce COVID-19 hotspot
At the end of April, Gov. Brian Kemp announced a new effort to spread COVID-19
Georgia’s Stressed Health Care ‘Safety Net’ Could Sway Voters
Karen Kinsell is the only doctor in southwest Georgia’s Clay County. A third of her
Gaping hole in budget to confront returning General Assembly
Georgia lawmakers due to reconvene the 2020 legislative session next month face a daunting task:
Georgia legislators to host webinar on how the state budget impacts Georgians
As the state grapples with budget cuts from COVID-19, two Georgia legislators want to make
State agencies facing steep budget cuts in Georgia amid COVID-19
State agencies in Georgia are being asked to cut up to $3.8 billion from their
Georgia agencies told to slash budgets by $3.6 billion
State agencies are being told to slash their budgets by nearly $3.6 billion as legislators
