Nathan Deal News

Cobb school board member Scott Sweeney called on parents at a Wednesday town hall meeting to deprive Gov. Nathan Deal of another term in office if he doesn't give the school system more money.

"Actually I met with the governor and we had a conversation on expanding Medicaid, and he was quite candid and said that was not the direction he wanted to go," said Winfred Dukes, Georgia Representative.

A flooring manufacturing company plans to renovate two facilities in northwest Georgia and create more than 400 new jobs.

Despite promises to hold those accountable for warning signs missed, there's been no report of any employee within the Gwinnett County office being fired, demoted or even retrained.

Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens has a message for the estimated 57.2 million Americans suffering from diabetes, asthma, cancer, genetic disorders, and other pre-existing medical conditions: it's your fault .

Gov. Nathan Deal announced Wednesday that Mohawk Industries will convert two manufacturing facilities in Dalton and Rome, creating 420 new jobs and investing about $85 million in the projects over the next two years.

Harvey, the longtime North Ward commissioner, easily defeated political newcomer Starling Sutton in a runoff of the Nov. 5 election in which Harvey finished first in a slate of five candidates but without the necessary majority.

It's been nearly a year since Carla Wong McMillian got the call. Then a Fayette County State Court judge, McMillian had been shortlisted for an opening on the state Court of Appeals, and interviewed for the job with Gov. Nathan Deal.

States are increasingly looking to high occupancy toll lanes as a means of revenue generation as well as congestion management, as they deal with the shortfall in transportation revenue from federal and state governments.

Last Friday, without fanfare or advanced warning, state officials removed the Thomas Watson statue from the front of the Georgia Capitol, where it's stood for more than 80 years.

Carter, a Democrat running for governor, described the state as being "hamstrung" by politics in matters of public health and health education.

Dana Miles, an attorney who represents the city of Cumming, said no resolution was reached during a recent mediation session involving Cumming Mayor H. Ford Gravitt and Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens.

A statue of a one-time Georgia politician who became known as a white supremacist is gone from its pedestal outside the state Capitol.

Jason Carter's campaign to be the next Georgia governor is being shadowed by the legacy of his grandfather, former President Jimmy Carter, Politico reports.

An independent Dunwoody school system would run a surplus of $30 million according to a feasibility study paid for by the city and a local parents group.

Kenneth Samuel, pastor of Victory for the World Church in Stone Mountain, is urging his congregation to send 1,000 letters to petition Gov. Nathan Deal to reverse his decision and expand Medicaid coverage to the working poor in the state.

Sen. Don Balfour, a Republican from Snellville, is set to appear in Fulton County Superior Court Dec. 16 after his lawyer filed a request for a speedy trial.

Sen. Don Balfour, a Snellville Republican, is set to appear in Fulton County Superior Court Dec. 16 after his lawyer filed a request for a speedy trial.

Friends and family of the late Donna Edler, former District 7 DeKalb School Board member, packed a Fulton County Superior Courtroom on Nov. 19 for an appeal hearing that had been scheduled before her death.

Bonaire Elementary and the Houston County Middle School Mixed Chorus have been selected to perform at the governor's mansion during Governor and First Lady Nathan Deal's 2013 Holiday Celebration.