Georgia's Senate approves a school voucher bill, offering $6,500 for private tuition and home-schooling, now awaiting Governor Brian Kemp's signature.

Georgia's HB 451, advocating PTSD treatment for first responders, is pushed by Sgt. Ashley Wilson and has bipartisan support, passing the House and a Senate Committee.

Georgia lawmakers consider reinstating the Consumers’ Utility Counsel amid rising utility bills, alongside discussions on resuming Public Service Commission elections, paused due to a legal challenge.

Georgia lawmakers participated in an annual kickball game where the Senate team, coached by Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, defeated the House team with an 8-6 score.

"Georgia's 'Austin's Law' will impose tougher penalties on fentanyl traffickers, including a new felony charge, responding to the opioid crisis and honoring a victim of accidental overdose."

A judge permits an appeal regarding Fulton County DA Fani Willis's role in the Georgia election interference case, amid conflict of interest claims involving a special prosecutor.

Georgia legislation proposed by Sen. Max Burns seeks to refine the process for challenging voter eligibility, sparking debate over election integrity versus voter suppression.

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.