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Gov. Kemp extends state of emergency as counties deal with winter weather impacts
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has extended the state of emergency for Georgia as several counties continue to deal with the ... -
Brian Kemp continues leading Stacey Abrams | U.S. Senate race tied in new Landmark poll
Three weeks before Georgia’s nationally watched 2022 midterm elections are held, a new Landmark Communications shows Gov. Brian Kemp leading in his ... -
Gov. Kemp responds to White House question about Atlanta Braves name change
For more than 50 years the Braves have called Atlanta home but some people believe it’s time for a change. During ... -
Gov. Brian Kemp activates state operations center ahead of Ian
Gov. Brian Kemp has announced the activation of state resources ahead of Tropical Storm Ian. The National Hurricane Center said ... -
Governor’s race too close to call, new Quinnipiac poll says
Georgia’s nationally watched governor’s race is too close to call, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll of likely voters in ... -
Kemp extends suspension of gas tax again ahead of busy holiday travel weekend
Gov. Brian Kemp signed two executive orders Thursday morning extending the temporary suspension of state taxes on motor and locomotive ... -
Stacey Abrams Slams Brian Kemp For Music Midtown Festival Cancelation
Stacey Abrams is putting the blame for the cancelation of Music Midtown Festival on Governor Brian Kemp. Stacey Abrams put Republican ... -
Gov. Kemp to extend suspension of gas tax another month, sources say
Sources confirm to Channel 2 Action News that Gov. Brian Kemp is going to extend the suspension of the state’s gas tax ... -
Gov. Kemp to testify in Fulton County probe into former president Trump
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is scheduled to testify on Monday to Fulton County prosecutors investigating Donald Trump’s alleged attempt to ... -
Gov. Kemp extends Georgia gas tax suspension through mid-August
As Georgians gear up to travel for Independence Day weekend, Gov. Brian Kemp has announced he will once again extend ...