Sen. Kim Jackson introduces a bill to increase transparency in ICE operations, aiming to protect Georgia residents.

Atlanta Mayor inaugurates Gilgal Village, a recovery initiative for women with addiction, focusing on non-medical rehabilitation in a supportive environment.

Cobb Superior Court hosted a mock trial for 230 Eastside Elementary students as part of their "Courtroom to Classroom" program, fostering civic understanding and engagement.

The Georgia Department of Community Health is promoting a value-based care initiative for rural areas, with a webinar to explain the AHEAD Model aimed at improving efficiency and patient outcomes.

Milton firefighters are conducting non-emergency training on city property off Hopewell Road, without live fire, until February 2, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to improve their skills with minimal disruption to residents.

Democrat Seth Clark announces his candidacy for Georgia's lieutenant governor in 2026, aiming to improve living costs for families and bring a compassionate approach to state government.

Milton's Phillips Road will be reduced to one lane due to water main installation by Fulton County Water Services, causing potential traffic delays through mid-February.

Milton's annual State of the City address is scheduled on January 28, where Mayor Peyton Jamison will speak on local initiatives and community developments.

Georgia lawmakers begin their 2026 session, facing challenges such as high cost of living and a troubled foster care system, with ambitions of enacting meaningful legislation despite budget shortfalls and political ambitions.

Georgia lawmakers began their session focusing on economic and social issues, amidst political tensions and advocacy groups lobbying for legislative priorities.

Sen. Larry Walker III was unanimously elected as President Pro Tempore of the Georgia State Senate, pledging to focus on lower taxes and streamlined government to serve working families.

Marietta announces closures and altered sanitation schedules for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, urging residents to check the Trash Talk app or city website for details.

Two 'Move Over' law violations in Georgia resulted in an injured deputy and an officer, both struck in separate incidents by vehicles failing to change lanes or slow down for emergency responders.