ATLANTA - The lawyer who secured the legal visitor status for 133 international students in federal court last week is seeking to expand his lawsuit to potentially include thousands of plaintiffs. Charles Kuck filed a motion late last week seeking permission to roll...

ATLANTA - Georgia's rural hospitals tax credit program is continuing to prove popular with Georgians who want to help financially struggling hospitals across the state in return for a tax break. Taxpayers contributed $74.3 million to eligible rural hospitals last...

ATLANTA - State Sen. Josh McLaurin, D-Sandy Springs, announced Monday that he will run for lieutenant governor next year, promising a campaign focused on fighting President Donald Trump's agenda. McLaurin, a lawyer, was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives...

ATLANTA - The Democratic Party of Georgia's State Committee elected Atlanta lawyer Charlie Bailey during the weekend to serve as the party's chair. Bailey, a native of Harris County, has run for state attorney general twice but came up short to the Republican...

ATLANTA - A federal judge in Atlanta ordered the Trump administration on Friday to maintain the legal status of 133 current and former international college students who were legally admitted into the United States for school only to have their status suddenly...

ATLANTA - The future oversight over Georgia's multi-billion-dollar Medicaid program is in limbo as companies battle over new management contracts after a lengthy bidding process. The medical safety net covered 2.5 million children, pregnant woman, low-income adults,...

ATLANTA - University of Georgia officials broke ground Friday on a research farm next to the Georgia National Fairgrounds in Perry. The 250-acre Grand Farm will serve as a hub for research, education, and sustainable farming practices. Innovative technology including...

ATLANTA - Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation Thursday codifying into state law the right of women struggling to get pregnant to receive in vitro fertilization. House Bill 428, which the General Assembly passed with just one "no" vote, was among a half dozen...