Atlanta's "Stitch" project to reconnect Downtown and Midtown with a park over I-75/85 is receiving over $157 million in federal funds. Construction is set to begin in 2026, with goals to improve pedestrian access and public transit.

Georgia honored 15 veterans at the Georgia Military Veterans' Hall of Fame dedication, with State Senator Ed Harbison leading the ceremony attended by Governor Kemp and Speaker Burns.

Georgia Senate Republicans advanced a bill banning puberty blockers for transgender minors by amending an opioid antidote bill, prompting controversy.

The Georgia Women’s Legislative Caucus honored 31 women with the Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award for community service, embracing the theme "Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion."

Georgia Senators Parent and Harrell support "Donna's Law" to let individuals voluntarily ban themselves from buying guns to prevent impulsive suicide.

Georgia's House passed a bill making "swatting" a felony, with penalties up to 10-15 years in prison, and defined drive-by shootings for enhanced prosecution.

The Clayton County Board of Commissioners is meeting to set a special election qualifying fee and discuss an easement for Prime Healthcare, as well as road right-of-way abandonments for a logistics center.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners is considering changes to meeting rules, such as agenda-setting, public participation, and presentation limits for their meeting on March 26.

U.S. Housing Secretary Marcia L. Fudge is retiring, acknowledged by Atlanta's Mayor for her work in affordable housing and urban revitalization, including the relocation of residents from Forest Cove.

Sen. Sonya Halpern and Gov. Brian P. Kemp are hosting the 4th annual HBCU Heritage Day at the Georgia State Capitol on March 13th to honor the state's HBCUs.

The Georgia Capitol sees intense legislative activity with budget talks and contentious bills as the session nears its end, as detailed by a Senate Press update.

Georgia Senators propose SB 464, the "School Supplies for Teachers Act," to fund school supplies and implement a universal reading screener in public schools.

Cobb County announces changes to 10 voting precincts ahead of the March 12, 2024, Presidential Primary, with location details available on their website.