State lawmakers last week gave Gov. Nathan Deal their proposal to change how metro Atlanta's bus and rail program are governed, with the caveat that the legislation still needed some fixes. Folks, including veteran business columnist Maria Saporta, are... »
State Sen. Jason Carter is sponsoring legislation to restore an income cap for HOPE that would be predicated on available lottery funds. Jason Carter, D-Atlanta, is the state senator from the 42nd District, representing DeKalb. Carter is sponsoring leg... »
I have rolled up and down I-75 for most of my adult life. From Kennesaw to Atlanta and back, 60 miles each day. I’ve lost tires to shrapnel tossed by big rigs, spun 360s on patches of ice, and navigated past the occasional Friday night drunk. But what ... »
The state Board of Natural Resources has evolved over the past decade from a commission that encompasses business and conservation interests to a business development agency . . . »
(PressZoom) – Transportation infrastructure concerns rank as one of the top issues in Georgia and the Southeast. The designation of the Georgia Institute of Technology as the lead for one of 10 national Tier One University Transportation Centers (UTC) ... »
After much discussion over how much power the state would be willing to give up over transit &mdsah; which it barely even funds — we get a look at its plans. State lawmakers yesterday submitted legislation to Gov. Nathan Deal that would overhaul the wa... »
After much discussion over how much power the state would be willing to give up over transit — which it barely even funds — we get a look at its plans. State lawmakers yesterday submitted legislation to Gov. Nathan Deal that would overhaul the way metr... »
Jackson County just landed its biggest economic development project in county history. Gov. Nathan Deal announced Tuesday that Toyota Industries Corp. will establish Toyota Industries Compressor Parts America (TICA) in a 600,000-square foot building it... »
