Sen. Emanuel Jones led an event to update the Martin Luther King, Jr. exhibit at the Georgia State Capitol, honoring the civil rights leader's impact.

Sen. Larry Walker III is appointed Vice Chair of NCOIL's Property and Casualty Insurance Committee, ready to address industry issues impacting families and businesses.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners in Georgia moves to online meetings via Zoom due to a state of emergency from severe weather, ensuring continued governance and public safety.

Gwinnett County experiences a severe weather shutdown, affecting public services, with essential operations continuing and warming stations open for those in need.

A Carroll County man was sentenced to 20 years for causing severe brain injuries to his infant son in 2019, reflecting community commitment to child protection and justice.

Zoo Atlanta closes on Tuesday due to cold weather, following a delayed opening on Monday. An Extreme Cold Warning impacts the region, affecting community events. No reopening date announced.

The Marietta City Council announced its committee meetings for January 28, 2025, inviting the public to attend in-person or watch live broadcasts online.

Gwinnett County adjusts services, including halting trials and hearings, closing senior centers, and suspending commuter options due to inclement weather, while Tax Offices remain open.

Tara M. Lyons becomes the first Black woman Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, overseeing 43 counties with a focus on prosecuting federal crimes.

Senator Mike Hodges reviewed Georgia's legislative week, highlighting the state's response to Hurricane Helene, tort reform, and Governor Kemp's agenda on education and healthcare.

Senator Sheikh Rahman commits to equity and inclusiveness in Georgia's 2025 Legislative Session, attending key events and serving on budget and development committees.

A 43-year-old woman, Priscilla Watson, was fatally stabbed in Bibb County with no arrests made; authorities are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

Senator Matt Brass resumed his role in the Georgia legislature, representing the 6th District, with commitments to address hurricane relief, economic growth, health care, and legal reform in the 2025 session.