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State officials get update on health care waivers
Georgia has a high rate of people without health insurance, and it’s statistically below average
Amid Low Unemployment in Macon, Mile-long Job Fair Line Tells Different Story
More than 3,500 job hunters stood in a line a mile long, and some continued to
State picks Deloitte to craft waiver plan on health coverage
The state said Monday that it has picked Deloitte Consulting as the winner of
Study: Georgia’s shortcomings threaten to undermine economic growth
Despite decades of sometimes spectacular growth, a new study warns Georgia cannot afford to ignore
Opinion: Waivers Should Extend Coverage, Improve Cost
The Patients First Act (SB 106) could significantly change health care in Georgia, but questions
Ga. board proposes plan to plug $25 million dual enrollment shortfall
State officials recently pitched a plan to plug a potential $25 million budget gap in
Closer Look: PROSPER Georgia
A group of workforce advocates have come together to form a new organization dedicated to
In 2019, Georgia tax legislation dipped – that could change in 2020
After adding up the fiscal notes from this year’s General Assembly, it seems that the
School bus drivers: This job shouldn’t be a dead end
Georgia has been shifting more of the cost of student transportation, including bus driver health
Medicaid waiver proposal clears Georgia House panel
Legislation authorizing Republican Gov. Brian Kemp to pursue a Medicaid waiver was recently approved
Who’s On Medicaid In Georgia? It Might Not Be Who You Think
As originally broadcast on WABE 90.1 FM on Thursday, March 7, 2019 There’s lots of
Ga. Senate Rejects School Voucher Bill
After a two-hour fiery debate, the Georgia Senate rejected a bill that would have essentially
