LaGrange plans a car show and ride on April 13 at the Sweetland Amphitheatre to honor the late Mayor Willie T. Edmondson, with funds going to his memorial scholarship.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis faces team reassembly after special prosecutor Nathan Wade's resignation, amid the Trump prosecution case following a judge's ruling.

Judge Scott McAfee ruled that Fulton County DA Fani Willis can stay on Trump's Georgia election case if special prosecutor Nathan Wade, with whom she had a past relationship, resigns.

Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson disclosed his Stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis, vowing to continue his duties while awaiting a treatment plan.

The Georgia House passed a GOP-led school voucher plan, which could fund private education if the Senate approves it. The bill passed with a narrow 91-82 vote and aims to provide $6,500 educational accounts to certain public school students.

Judge Scott McAfee and DA Fani Willis, central to Georgia's Trump election interference case, face reelection, potentially impacting their careers and the state's political landscape.

Judge Scott McAfee ruled that DA Fani Willis must sever ties with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade due to prior relationship concerns or resign from the Trump election interference case.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis or special prosecutor Nathan Wade, after revelation of their romantic relationship, must step aside from the Trump Georgia election case.

Atlanta has become the sixth-largest metro area in the U.S., with a population of 6.3 million, surpassing Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, driven by significant growth during the pandemic.

Georgia Sen. McLaurin has introduced a bill to regulate vehicle booting, similar to towing oversight, aiming to end self-monitored booting and property owner kickbacks from booting companies.

Calhoun, Georgia faces lawsuits claiming it polluted land and water with toxic PFAS chemicals through its wastewater treatment plant, while the city sues carpet manufacturers for responsibility.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan threatens Fulton County DA Fani Willis with contempt if she doesn't submit documents by March 28 related to an investigation into federal fund misuse.

Georgia Senate Democrats, led by Sen. Butler, advocated for Medicaid expansion at a press conference, criticizing the current insufficient New Pathways program and urging healthcare reform.