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Kemp tells Georgia agencies not to expect more money in coming year
Gov. Brian Kemp has directed state agencies to prepare for tight budgets as Georgia braces for the impact of federal spending cuts.
With impact of Big Beautiful Bill funding cuts uncertain, Kemp orders state spending freeze
While a budget surplus exists in Georgia, the impact of federal cuts remains unclear, prompting a cautious approach from Gov.
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Governor Brian Kemp suspends Mayor of Camilla following indictment
The Mayor of Camilla has been removed from duties effective immediately following an executive order from Governor Brian Kemp ...
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Derek Dooley taps Brian Kemp’s inner circle for possible Georgia Senate bid
Aides to Gov. Brian Kemp have signed on with Derek Dooley, signaling the former football coach may jump into the U.S. Senate race in Georgia.
A Georgia Republican governor candidate questions legality of rival's $10M campaign loan
A Republican candidate for Georgia governor accuses his rival of illegally lending $10 million to a campaign committee.
Georgia tops 5 million jobs for the first time in history
The No. 1 state for business has officially topped 5 million employed Georgians for the first time in the history of our state! This milestone is thanks to the strength of our workforce, the ...
Georgia governor celebrates MLB All-Star Game's return to Atlanta after 2021 voting law controversy
Georgia Governor Kemp welcomes the MLB All-Star Game back to Atlanta for 2025, saying the event will benefit local businesses ...
Kemp tells state agencies to hold the line amid possible federal cuts
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is telling state agencies to keep spending at its current level and consider possible federal cuts ...
Gov. Kemp asks state agencies to maintain spending levels as hedge against potential economic changes
The Republican governor made the request through a memo sent by Richard Dunn, the director of Georgia’s Office of Planning and Budget. The letter touted the state’s “fiscal strength” and said ...