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Ossoff vs. Collins: Where Georgia’s Senate candidates stand on the issues
Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 Senate race in Georgia.
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How Georgia officials make sure elections are safe and secure
Here are all the ways—from paper ballot backups to risk limiting audits—officials keep elections safe.
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First time voting in Georgia? Here’s what to know for the 2026 midterms
All the deadlines, addresses and advice you need to know for voting in Georgia with no confusion.
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Fort Gordon hospital downgrade plan raises questions from Ossoff, Warnock
Georgia’s two U.S. senators are pushing for more answers and demanding solutions for the scheduled downgrading of services at the sole Fort Gordon hospital.
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4 key dates to know in Georgia’s 2026 midterm elections
Here are all the dates you need to know if you’re planning to vote in Georgia’s 2026 midterm elections.
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6 Atlanta restaurants that transport you to the coast
No beach? No problem. Head to one of these Atlanta restaurants for succulent seafood, tropical treats, and coastal classics.
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5 things to know about Augusta’s planned veterans cemetery
Georgia’s largest state veterans cemetery is moving closer to construction.
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8 facts Georgians should know about today’s hurricane threats
Warmer ocean temperatures linked to human-caused climate change are contributing to more serious hurricane threats.
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How Georgia drivers can check if Flock cameras tracked their car
Have I Been Flocked? allows users to see if their license plate information has been captured by Flock cameras and searched for.
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Georgia’s GOP governor nominee, Rick Jackson, says rape survivors should ‘prove it.’ The numbers show why that’s nearly impossible
Rick Jackson said rape survivors should have to prove they were assaulted before they can get an abortion. But with most assaults never leading to a conviction—or even an arrest—critics say the requirement leaves many survivors with no realistic way to access the care the law technically allows.
