The Biden administration announced new Title IX rules to protect LGBTQ+ students and redefine sexual assault safeguards on campus, while delaying transgender athlete policy updates.

Atlanta's Mayor announced a $3 million investment from the HFFI to improve access to healthy foods in underserved communities, aiming to combat food deserts and spur economic development.

Senator Raphael Warnock is set to meet with Pope Francis in Vatican City to discuss shared interests in aiding the poor and addressing climate change.

Councilman Andre L. Sims will host a town hall meeting at Sawyer Road Elementary School on April 24, inviting Ward 6 residents to discuss local issues.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed income tax cuts for residents and businesses, retroactive to 2021, with further measures like capping property tax increases awaiting a November ballot vote.

Fulton County and the City of Atlanta have resolved their dispute, reinstating animal control services that were suspended for three months, benefitting local residents and their pets.

Southern governors warn Volkswagen's Tennessee factory workers that voting for unionization could jeopardize their jobs, ahead of a critical vote on UAW representation.

Richard Bushman was promoted to Deputy Chief of the Milton Fire-Rescue Department after a decade of service and a broad experience in various fire service roles.

Atlanta Mayor launches a new phase of the "Light Up the Night" project alongside Georgia Power, aiming to improve public safety with more streetlights.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens presents four new art pieces in the Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Innovation Corridor, highlighted by a mural and two sculptures, with a public unveiling event.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp endorses House Speaker Mike Johnson amid Republican party tensions and calls for Republicans to focus on legislation instead of infighting.

Georgia DAs challenge a commission they claim infringes on their authority, citing constitutional violations and an attack on prosecutorial discretion.

Cobb County is negotiating service delivery strategies with six cities to avoid double taxation before the October 31, 2024 deadline, and has hired Balli Law to assist in resolving financial and service disputes.