Donald Trump nominates Georgia State Sen. Brandon Beach as U.S. treasurer; Beach to oversee the U.S. Mint, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and Fort Knox gold reserves.

Hyundai opened its new electric vehicle plant in Bryan County, Georgia, expected to create 8,500 jobs and significantly increase U.S. EV production capacities.

The GBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Atlanta after Travis Walker was injured when police responded to a man threatening others with a gun.

Georgia's AG advises residents to delete 23andMe accounts over data concerns following the company's bankruptcy filing, as genetic data could be sold.

Loganville Police seek suspects in a weekend gas station burglary, where smoking products were stolen after thieves forced entry using a stolen Kia. Public assistance is requested.

The DeKalb County Board of Registration and Elections approved changes to some polling locations for the June 17 Special Primary, with most changes temporary except for a permanent shift of the Dresden Elementary (DC) Precinct.

ATLDOT announces a temporary closure of Trinity Avenue SW from Washington Street SW to Pryor Street SW in Atlanta on March 27, for an event, affecting morning and early afternoon traffic.

Central Avenue SW in Atlanta is closed for a special event from Mitchell St. to Memorial Dr. SW on March 27, from 6 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Detours are in place.

DeKalb County announces the start of a Gravity Sewer Rehabilitation Project aimed at improving local infrastructure, scheduled to begin on March 31 and potentially impacted by weather.

Georgia's House passed Senate Bill 123 to address chronic absenteeism in schools by promoting support rather than punishment and banning expulsions for absenteeism.

April Evalyn Short, a 31-year-old military spouse from Fort Eisenhower, has pleaded guilty to Second-Degree Murder for the killing of her 11-month-old son. She faces a 20-year prison sentence, financial penalties, and five years of supervised release.

Georgia is set to purge nearly 500,000 inactive voter registrations to maintain list accuracy, a move that has raised concerns about potential wrongful removals of eligible voters.

Cobb County is coping with a server outage affecting government services, with no clear timeline for recovery after unscheduled maintenance was conducted due to "unusual activity."