Nathan Deal News

Governor Deal cost Georgia $700,000 in damages by blocking investigations into his 2010 campaign finances.

After thousands of teachers and other state employees denounced changes to the State Health Benefit Plan, the Georgia Department of Community Health has announced additional plans to increase the number of vendors to administer the plan.

If Gov. Nathan Deal is having records with the state Department of Revenue stored elsewhere, David Pennington says Deal should leave office immediately.

KFC is offering an edible fried chicken corsage in time for prom night. How romantic.

"We call it an urban market so it's, if you think of a European market, this is kind of the size store you find in Europe," Bell said.

Thanks to a change at the Georgia Department of Driver Services, veterans will no longer have to carry around forms to prove they were in the military.

At a press conference, GOP gubernatorial candidate and former Dalton Mayor David Pennington criticized Gov. Nathan Deal for numerous things including his controversial salvage yard sale and his refusal to take part in an Atlanta Press Club debate.

Judge Verda Colvin was sworn as a jduge in the Macon Judicial Circuit this morning by Gov. Nathan Deal Wednesday morning in Atlanta.

Georgians convicted of minor drug possession will no longer face mandatory suspension of their driver's licenses, under Senate Bill 365, which was signed into law by Gov. Nathan Deal on Sunday.

Gov. Nathan Deal may veto a bill that would protect government-contracted private probation companies by allowing them to keep their records secret.

Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, center, talks with Golden Isles Career Academy Chief Executive Officer Rick Townsend, left, and GICA instructor Phillip Davis in Davis's precision machining class during a tour of the school Tuesday.

Georgia Southern University has selected the Gov. Nathan Deal and the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year and Georgia Southern alumna Jemelleh Coes as the speakers for the 2014 spring commencement ceremonies on May 9 and 10. Deal will address undergraduates as they receive their degrees at 9 a.m. May 10 at Allen E. Paulson Stadium.

It was all but a foregone conclusion that the state of Georgia would extend the latter-day tradition of designated sales tax "holidays" for certain kinds of purchases.

The Georgia Department of Community Health announced Tuesday that it is looking to increase the number of companies participating in the State Health Benefit Plan and will offer more coverage options for state employees, including HMOs, beginning next year.

In 2 minutes, this video message explains why Karl Rove, "elite" GOP, the RNC and the RGA, are nervous as chickens in a poultry factory.

The City of Dacula will get a little larger on June 1, 2014 - 75 acres larger, to be exact.

The proposed 2015 fiscal year budget totaling $890 million, including a proposal to hire 193 new teachers.

Georgia's sales tax holidays will return this year. Today, Governor Nathan Deal signed a bill that sets 2 days for tax-free shopping on back to school items and three days for energy-efficient appliances.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal signed laws Monday meant to clarify development regulations on the state-owned island off the coast of Glynn County.

Gov. Nathan Deal currently is reviewing the hundreds of bills passed during this year's General Assembly session.