Georgia Power’s $16B grid will cost Glynn County.
Georgia Power promises a "smarter" grid for coastal Georgia as hurricane season nears. But are these costly upgrades truly for all, or just for the privileged few?
Jameson Truitt
StateEdit dedicated Georgia correspondent covering local news, politics, culture, real estate, and travel.
Kemp made Metro Atlanta races nonpartisan, confusing voters.
Governor Kemp's new "nonpartisan" election bill isn't about unity. It's a calculated power grab designed to obscure allegiances and make informed voting nearly impossible for millions.
Mayor Johnson Still Rocking Ludowici’s Police
Ludowici, GA rehired its police after the mayor fired them, but the crisis isn't over. Recent events show residents still ask: Who protects our streets?
Brad Raffensperger’s Fulton Election Takeover Halted
A judge just halted Georgia's state election board's blatant power grab in Fulton County, but this temporary victory is just one round in an ongoing political battle.
Kemp: Putting Money Back Into Pockets of Georgians.
Millions of Georgians are getting rebates, but this isn't just a refund. It's a perfectly timed political gambit deploying your money.
Maria Jenkins: “Mike didn’t deserve this.” FBI hunts Georgia killer.
Michael Jenkins's murder exposes a deadly pattern: essential truck drivers are brutally vulnerable. Why does the system fail those who keep our economy moving?
Georgia’s DeKalb & Savannah Fires Expose Systemic Neglect.
Georgia's fires aren't accidents, but a crisis of neglect. While leaders offer empty words, families lose everything. It's time to demand accountability.
Georgia Bulldogs own 2026 NFL Draft Day 2: 5 picks!
Five Bulldogs drafted on Day 2 proves Georgia's NFL pipeline is unstoppable. Discover the precise system driving this urgent success.
Kemp faces fury as Georgia wildfires burn, 12% contained
Georgia burns as leaders offer empty prayers. With fires only 10-15% contained, this isn't an act of God—it's a catastrophic failure.
Gov. Kemp declares emergency as South Georgia burns
This isn't a drill: South Georgia's wildfires are a raging inferno, scorching 15,000 acres and threatening lives. The state needs more now.