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The former DeKalb County chief executive said he sees himself as a problem-solving “bridge builder” who can create bipartisan coalitions to counter President Trump’s policies.

Michael Thurmond won over voters three times across Georgia to become — and remain — the state's labor commissioner. He hopes ...

Charlie Bailey, the recently elected chair of Georgia's Democratic Party, visited Glynn County Democrats to emphasize that ...

Gunfire erupted at Fort Stewart in Georgia on Wednesday morning, prompting the base commander to lock down facilities in the ...

U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock and Stacey Abrams coasted to their party’s nominations in 2022, while Republican Herschel Walker steamrolled the competition in the GOP Senate field. Gov. Brian Kemp crushed ...

Democrat Michael Thurmond said Wednesday he is running for Georgia governor, pledging to fight the fallout from a Republican-backed tax and spending law that cuts Medicaid and public ...

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr’s campaign for governor filed a federal lawsuit Thursday challenging a 2021 Georgia law that allows his Republican opponent, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, to ...

The White House, Gov. Kemp and several other officials have shared statements after news broke that five soldiers were shot at Fort Stewart ...

Zach Cregger’s “Weapons” opens with a mystery that sounds like a math word problem: If 17 children left their homes and disappeared at 2:17 in the morning, and there’s only ...

The former DeKalb County CEO stands out in an increasingly crowded field of candidates as the only Black contender to previously win a statewide office.