Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry will host "Real Talk" in Clayton County on February 26, 2026, for residents to discuss local issues with government officials.

Art exhibition by the Robinson brothers is now open at North Cobb Regional Library, showcasing diverse art mediums, reflecting their heritage and creative paths.

Senator Hodges reports on Georgia's legislative session, emphasizing tax relief, support for education, financial regulation clarity, worker compensation issues, and homeowner protections.

Ashley Wilson was arrested and charged with animal cruelty after 10 neglected horses were rescued in Pike County, Georgia, with one horse succumbing due to the conditions.

The Athens-Clarke County Board of Elections has announced changes to polling locations for Precincts 7A and 3B, with permanent new sites designated for future elections.

Fayetteville launches the GoVille! app to connect citizens with the government, enabling notifications, local updates, and reporting of civic issues via SeeClickFix.

Nic Burgess has been appointed as Coweta County's new 911/EMA Director, bringing extensive emergency management experience and local roots to the role.

Schools in North Georgia respond differently to a cold snap, with some closing and others switching to remote learning. Metro Atlanta schools adjust operations accordingly.

Chairwoman Hendrickson expressed condolences for the loss of Officer Tamang and MPO Reed, affecting the Gwinnett County Police Department and community.

Flooding at Fulton County's Rice Street Jail occurred due to a failed pipe repair, which led to significant water damage in various parts of the facility. No inmate areas were affected.

University of Georgia student George Whittenburg died after being struck by his rolling truck on Peabody Street. Investigation is ongoing for the January 28 incident.

The Clayton County Water Authority assures Atlanta residents their drinking water is safe following a fuel spill, with rigorous testing confirming no contamination.

"Hamilton" anchors Broadway in Atlanta's 2026/2027 season, which also features "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Boop, the Musical," with additional diverse performances planned.