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Fire Fee Ruling Leaves Georgia Cities Worried About Fees
PERRY, Ga. — City and county leaders are warning state lawmakers that a Georgia Supreme Court decision on a single county's fire fee could ripple through local budgets\u2026
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PERRY, Ga. — City and county leaders are warning state lawmakers that a Georgia Supreme Court decision on a single county's fire fee could ripple through local budgets\u2026

ATLANTA, Ga. — The first question Georgia voters see on the Nov. 3 ballot asks whether to let bigger farm and timber owners into one of the state's\u2026

MACON, Ga. — Middle Georgia State University has crossed 10,000 students for the first time, a milestone the school reached in its 142nd year. Fall 2026 enrollment climbed\u2026

ATLANTA, Ga. — Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is trying to knock a Democratic state House candidate off the Nov. 3 ballot, arguing he gave up his Georgia\u2026

ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia Tech will keep leading two national artificial intelligence research centers after the National Science Foundation renewed them with a combined $38.4 million. NSF awarded\u2026

ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia farmers, ranchers and landowners are in line for roughly $413 million in federal farm safety net and conservation payments, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's\u2026

ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia's early vote keeps climbing toward a midterm record. The state's in-person early count stood at 1,395,015 by Thursday night, the Secretary of State's office\u2026