The Milton City Council unveiled a new branding toolkit to create a unified look for the city, while residents voiced opposition to a proposed farm winery during a council meeting.

The Atlanta City Council debated over the timing for candidates to qualify for a vacant citywide seat, leading to a heated exchange and a compromise qualification date in June.

Georgia GOP lawmakers propose a strict immigration bill to involve local police in immigration enforcement following a high-profile murder by a Venezuelan migrant.

Georgia lawmakers passed bills easing the path for people with minor criminal records to obtain work and housing, focusing on professional licensing and record sealing.

Chris Davis has been named the new Commissioner of the Department of Enterprise Asset Management in Atlanta, a position previously held by him as Deputy Commissioner.

Trump's legal team filed an appeal against a judge's decision not to disqualify the Fulton County DA from the Georgia election case, citing potential bias.

Athens-Clarke County received an $800,000 federal grant for planning improvements to key corridors to enhance connectivity and safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users.

Georgia lawmakers are finalizing legislation with five days left, honoring veterans and advancing bills to protect natural resources and support military spouses' employment.

Conyers City Manager Tony Lucas is retiring on May 31 after a career spanning nearly 40 years, including roles as police chief and key roles in city administration.

Nathan Wade canceled a "Meet the Press" interview due to a family emergency, amidst a court ruling on a conflict of interest in the Fulton County election interference case.

Cherokee County election officials urge voters to apply early for absentee ballots due to postal delays, highlighting issues at the Palmetto distribution center ahead of the May primary.

Georgia Democrats express concern after 150,000 children lost Medicaid coverage, questioning the state's compliance with federal redetermination guidelines.

Butts County announced a risk-limiting audit for the recent Presidential Primary to ensure election integrity, with public observation invited on March 20 at the County Administration Building.