Stacey Abrams announces she won't seek Georgia governorship in 2026, choosing instead to focus on fighting authoritarianism under Trump's presidency.

The Georgia Bulldogs will return junior defensive lineman Gabe Harris for the 2026 season. Harris missed the Sugar Bowl due to injury

Stacey Abrams won’t be on the Georgia ballot in 2026. The two-time Democratic nominee for governor definitively ruled out another run for Georgia’s top job this year, saying Thursday she’ll instead continue her work fighting what she sees as the nation’s lurch toward authoritarianism under President Donald Trump.

As lawmakers return to the Georgia capitol next week many are promising focused attention on legislation that will make life more affordable in the state.

The Georgia Bulldogs are looking to continue their NFL draft hot streak in the 2026 NFL draft. Of course, for every key Georgia underclassman that declares for the draft, Georgia and coach Kirby Smart will need to have a plan to replace them.

Former state Rep. Stacey Abrams has ruled out a Georgia gubernatorial run in 2026 after two previous, high-profile bids. Abrams served as the center of Democratic Georgia politics for years over her attempts to win the governor’s mansion in 2018 and 2022.

Democratic gubernatorial candidates in Georgia gathered for a forum in Savannah. All candidates agreed on expanding Medicaid and opposing former President Trump. Topics discussed included the economy, affordable housing, and healthcare under Republican leadership.

Georgia is the latest state to consider eliminating its personal income tax, with Republican leaders in the Senate backing a proposal to phase it out by 2032

There will be some fresh faces under the Gold Dome when lawmakers reconvene for the 2026 legislative session. Here’s a look at the newcomers.

Georgia football continues to deal with roster movement, only this time the Bulldogs lost a key defender to Ole Miss.