Tamar Hallerman

Georgia-based immigrant advocacy organizations and their allies sighed in relief Tuesday after the U.S.

Some HIV prevention grants have been reduced under Trump, and some Atlanta advocates say they have already seen delays in funds arriving.

Judge: Ashley Jordan and Albert Debelbot proved they did not murder their newborn daughter in 2008 and are eligible for compensation from the state's wrongful conviction fund.

Georgia judges OK millions in wrongful conviction compensation

The State Election Board drew national attention ahead of the 2024 presidential election for passing a slate of sweeping rules that read like a wish list of election skeptics.

FAYETTEVILLE — The schools helped bring Charles Rousseau to Fayette County — and the schools are what drew him to the political front lines.

The scene in Americus was the sort of choreographed routine that was once central to the playbook of members of Congress.

Republican legislators are eyeing the southwest Georgia seat long held by Sanford Bishop after the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act.

A panel of federal appellate judges on Tuesday directed a lower court to reconsider a decision that determined Georgia's previous political maps had illegally weakened Black voting power.

Three 11th Circuit jurists directed a lower court to reconsider a decision that determined Georgia’s previous political maps had illegally weakened Black voting power.