ATLANTA — As Gov. Nathan Deal prepared to outline his 2016 agenda, he spent Tuesday touting his 2015 legislative package that overcame opposition within his own party and won approval last year. Deal, a Republican in the second year of his final four-year term, is expected to focus on ways to overhaul Georgia's education system when he delivers his State of the State address on Wednesday.
Georgia governor touts his 2015 measures on schools, roads
Deal outlines 2016 agenda