Latera Davis has been appointed the new Assistant Commissioner of Inmate Services in the Georgia Department of Corrections, overseeing various rehabilitation programs.

Georgia Medicaid members' personal data may have been exposed in a breach, resulting in free credit monitoring being offered by the Georgia Department of Community Health.

Georgia Senate Minority Leader Harold Jones II criticizes GOP for a government shutdown, discussing its repercussions and dismissing claims about immigrant insurance.

A multi-agency operation in Stephens County, GA, resulted in the arrest of 20 individuals, including Manathan Colbert, and the seizure of drugs and firearms after a year-long investigation into a drug trafficking organization.

Underwood Ammo is building a $41 million facility in Effingham County, Georgia, which is expected to create 120 new jobs. Georgia's Governor Kemp lauds this move as a boost to the local economy and manufacturing sector.

The GBI is leading the investigation into Marissa Taylor's death after her body was found in Walthourville, Georgia, with an autopsy pending to determine the cause.

Georgia Department of Agriculture invites applications for the 2026 Georgia Veterinary Education Loan Repayment Program, aiming to address veterinary shortages in rural areas.

Smyrna's Spooky Festival on October 17th offers free Halloween fun with trick-or-treating, inflatables, a DJ, and a screening of "Hotel Transylvania."

Commissioner Bridget Thorne hosts a Town Hall in Johns Creek on October 21, 2025, at Ocee Library, discussing local issues and county initiatives with residents.

Fulton County celebrates National Customer Service Week with activities, acknowledging customer service professionals' work, and an exclusive luncheon for outstanding employees.

Ten individuals were charged in a Southwest Georgia armed drug trafficking operation, with drugs and guns seized, including 30 firearms and two machine guns.

Woodstock collaborates with Live Thrive’s CHaRM for a waste disposal event on November 15, providing residents a chance to properly dispose of hazardous household waste and recycle books.

Georgia's new digital emergency response system, NextGen 911, is being discussed by a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Tim Bearden, focusing on implementation and modernizing state emergency services.