Gov. Kemp of Georgia appoints 114 individuals to various state entities, including the first Latina constitutional officer.

With a flurry of calls and meetings Thursday, Gov. Brian Kemp reshaped Georgia’s U.S. Senate race — and made clear he’ll play an aggressive role in a contest he opted against joining himself.

Gov. Brian Kemp is warning state agencies to prepare for tighter budgets as Georgia braces for the potential fallout from ...

Georgia’s tort reform law has earned the state a “Tort Reform Trailblazer” recognition less than a year after it was called a “Judicial Hellhole.” The American Tort Reform Association said Tuesday the ...

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John King on Thursday suspended his bid to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff after a ...

Georgia will hold a competitive governor’s election in 2026, one that will draw attention, though one of the most ...

Georgia's 2026 Senate race creates conflict between Trump advisers and Gov. Kemp, who floated Derek Dooley as a potential ...

A fragile peace between Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and President Donald Trump‘s world is collapsing over Georgia’s Senate race, ...

Georgia's governor on Thursday announced the appointment of a new justice to fill a vacant seat on the state's highest court. Gov. Brian Kemp said Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Benjamin Land will ...

The ceasefire between Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and President Donald Trump has been threatened by the state's Republican Senate primary race. The GOP governor had been the top choice to challenge ...

Gov. Brian Kemp is promoting football coach Derek Dooley, the son of Bulldog legend Vince Dooley, as a U.S. Senate candidate against Jon Ossoff.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp implemented a spending freeze for state agencies in response to federal budget cuts. The freeze aims to offset potential losses from the $1.5 trillion in federal ...