Georgia falters in the latest round of “Race to the Top” grants for K-12 education programs, does not get any federal money . . .
Arizona’s controversial immigration law, which was a model for a similar law passed in Georgia this year, will be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court . . .
Attorney General Sam Olens and his colleagues urge Congress not to pass legislation that would open up cell phones to robocalls from businesses . . .
Attorney General Sam Olens announces a settlement with Merck over misrepresentations to the Medicaid program involving the drug Vioxx . . .
The U.S. Supreme Court, as long expected, will hear and decide constitutional challenges to the federal healthcare act . . .
Chancellor Hank Huckaby finds an experienced administrator to take over at Georgia Highlands College; Sam Olens predicts a settlement of the tri-state water dispute . . .
As part of a settlement with Pfizer over charges of illegal off-label drug marketing, Georgia will be paid back nearly $200,000 for its Medicaid program, the attorney general’s office said . . .
Georgia’s attorney general goes to federal court in an attempt to overturn an EPA rule that regulates emissions from coal-fired power plants . . .
Georgia submits its legislative and congressional redistricting plans for Voting Rights Act pre-clearance . . .
Georgia and 25 other states ask the Supreme Court to go ahead and rule on the constitutionality of the federal healthcare reform act . . .