The governor discussed his signature piece of legislation, President Trump's tariffs, and his next steps.

Public higher education has traditionally represented a path to advancement for both states and their citizens. To be successful, institutions must maintain both cost affordability and academic ...

Gov. Kemp says flags at the State Capitol and throughout Fulton County will be flown at half-staff for Lt. Helio Garcia who ...

Georgia is currently the only state that requires intellectual disability be proved "beyond a reasonable doubt" to waive the ...

After a tumultuous four months, Georgia’s 2025 legislative session concluded on Friday, April 4. The 40th legislative day, ...

Alive News The Georgia Vote anchor Faith Jessie sits down with Gov. Brian Kemp to discuss the 2025 legislative session and his political future.

A bill awaits Gov. Kemp’s approval that limits pesticide warnings to EPA standards. Some legislators argue it’s vital for ...

After twelve weeks of tireless work under the Gold Dome, the 2025 Legislative Session has officially come to a close. Let me be clear: Senate Republicans fought daily to protect ...

Kemp will sign Senate Bill 68, which he named as one of his key legislative priorities before the 2025 Georgia General ...

Ossoff Press U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff is sounding the alarm on Congressional Republicans’ plan to cut food assistance for ...

The Georgia governor had to use all of his political might to pass legislation aimed at limiting large jury awards in civil lawsuits.

Many Republicans would like to see Kemp as the GOP's best hope to defeat Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff in 2026.