Donald Trump's visit to an Atlanta Chick-fil-A, as part of an outreach to Black voters organized by activist Michaelah Montgomery, had mixed reactions and highlighted political tensions.

Georgia's Attorney General Chris Carr, along with other states, filed a lawsuit against President Biden's new student loan repayment plan, questioning its constitutionality.

Cobb County celebrates six graduates from its Drug Treatment Court program, marking success in community-based justice reform and substance use disorder treatment.

Senator Brian Strickland commended GDOT and Norfolk Southern's plan to extend a passing track in Henry County, hoping to resolve the traffic issues caused by long freight trains blocking roads.

The Atlanta Board of Education is extending its search for a new superintendent, prioritizing finding the right candidate with assistance from the firm Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates.

Governor Brian Kemp suspends Pineview Mayor Brandon Holt amid accusations of stealing $65,000 from the town, pending the resolution of his criminal charges.

Georgia Governor Kemp signed Senate Bill 443 into law, enabling cities like Tybee Island to recoup damages from unpermitted event organizers for cleanup and emergency services.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis is fighting to reject an appeal by defendants accused of 2020 election interference, amidst claims of her misconduct and conflict of interest.

Allegations of impropriety between Fulton County DA Fani Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade have emerged, raising questions over the integrity of a high-profile case.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has established the city's first Women of Atlanta Advisory Council to address issues like healthcare, discrimination, and the wage gap affecting women.

Georgia's Senate Republicans conclude a productive legislative session, passing numerous bills on tax relief, education reform, crime prevention, and economic measures while awaiting Governor Kemp's signatures.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene threatens to remove House Speaker Mike Johnson, accusing him of breaking GOP promises and warning of using a parliamentary motion to force a vote on his ouster.

The Milton City Council denied D’Rose Vintners an alcohol license after hearing residents' opposition and discussed land acquisitions, park developments, and passed other motions, including a hemp sales moratorium.