US Senators push for federal investigation of Medicaid work program Georgia Pathways to Coverage
Georgia’s U.S. Senators Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are pushing for a federal investigation of the Georgia Pathways to Coverage program.
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Georgia’s U.S. Senators Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are pushing for a federal investigation of the Georgia Pathways to Coverage program.
Months after Fulton County Schools announced they were looking at whether or not to close two elementary schools, parents opposed to the plan released a long analysis and report highlighting what they say are flaws in the rationale to close them.
More than any other city in the United States, Atlanta has the most rental properties impacted by price adjustment algorithms operated by RealPage.
At last week’s City Schools of Decatur Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Gyimah Whitaker told board members that the Georgia Department of Education was actively overseeing the district due to its special education program.
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The U.S. Department of Defense announced the 2025 Basic Allowance for Housing would be getting an increase at the start of 2025, giving military service members more room to maneuver when it comes to housing and rent payments.
The Georgia Department of Education announced their list of 2025 legislative priorities on Monday, and the items they’re looking to prioritize are split into three categories: Safety, Success and Support.
With the possibility of a multi-front trade war looming over the January inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, tariffs are the name of the game for economic forecasts.
Georgia voters approved three ballot measures related to taxes and property values.
Months after an Atlanta City auditor’s report found one-third of the Atlanta Fire and Rescue Department’s trucks were past their nearly 20-year service life and another 20% of the fleet was out of service, the Atlanta City Council approved funding to buy 11 new fire trucks.