The state has launched a grant program for awarding the hundreds of millions of dollars in opioid settlement funds coming to Georgia. A total of $638 million will flow into Georgia, with three-fourths of the funds being distributed through the grant process unveiled Monday. Another 25%, or $159 million, will be shared among the city […] The post Georgia to distribute $638M settlement through grant program to combat deadly opioid epidemic appeared first on Georgia Recorder.
This spring, some local governments in Coastal Georgia are competing to place local dignitaries on the regional boards that will be deciding how to divvy up the millions of dollars expected to flow into Georgia each year for the next decade.
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More than three years after Georgia voters helped elect US President Joe Biden, conservative politicians and media personalities are claiming Governor Brian Kemp's office has found new evidence of more than 17,000 fraudulent votes that could have tipped the results. This is false; Kemp's office and other state officials refuted the claim, and several recounts and audits have confirmed Donald Trump's defeat in the state.