Jim Denery is a word editor who focuses on local news in the Atlanta area for the Hastings Tribune Newspaper and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. With a keen eye for politics and current events, Jim covers a range of topics including healthcare, legislation, climate change, and local government issues affecting Georgia residents.
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Atlanta, Georgia, United States (Local)
Jim Denery's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and politics in Georgia. He would be most responsive to pitches related to Georgia politics, Capitol news, legislation, and developments involving Georgia lawmakers or the state government.
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By: Jim Denery
It once was a juggernaut, collecting more than $100 million over its first three years, but now it’s racked by debt.
By: Jim Denery
Some of the General Assembly’s biggest players are looking to tighten the requirements to obtain Georgia’s film tax credits, among the most lucrative in the country.
By: Jim Denery
Gov. Brian Kemp is sending 15 to 20 National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border to support Texas in its fight with President Joe Biden over immigration policy.
By: Jim Denery
Talk that this legislative session would see a deal reached to fully expand Medicaid appears to just be talk.
By: Jim Denery
Another round of raises appears to be in the works for most state employees as the budget for fiscal 2025 takes shape
By: Jim Denery
Gov. Brian Kemp, though unhappy with Rivian's decision to pause construction on its Georgia electric vehicle factory, said he and the automaker remain committed to the $5 billion project
By: Jim Denery
The Georgia Senate gave final approval to two bills that could produce income tax savings for individuals and businesses totaling about $500 million.
By: Jim Denery
Former President Donald Trump trails President Joe Biden in fundraising nationally but holds the edge in Georgia
By: Jim Denery
Nearly 600,000 Georgians have lost their Medicaid coverage and more are likely to join them with a few months still to go in the process of requalifying recipients.
By: Jim Denery
News that President Joe Biden will speak at Morehouse College's commencement sparked calls for a walkout by students and faculty over his support for Israel in its war against Hamas.
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