The Fulton County Board of Ethics will review ethics allegations against DA Fani Willis on March 7, related to her handling of the Trump investigation and personal relationships.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens addresses cellular outages affecting AT&T customers, ensuring the public that 911 services are operational and directing service restoration inquiries to AT&T.

The 2024 Official White House Christmas Ornament will honor former President Jimmy Carter, making him the first living president recognized in this tradition.

The Fulton County Board of Ethics will review complaints against DA Fani Willis on March 7, relating to her professional conduct and associations in the election case.

Both sides prepare final arguments in Georgia's case on election interference, with focus on DA Fani Willis and her ties to special prosecutor Nathan Wade, as key hearings approach to determine any conflict of interest.

Cellular service disruptions in Atlanta affected AT&T customers and caused the partial shutdown of the city's E-911 non-emergency lines, though emergency calls can still be made.

Fulton County's Reparations Task Force is researching the impact of slavery and segregation on Black communities to prepare recommendations for restitution.

Douglas County is upgrading its online presence by unifying its social media under the 'Douglas County Government' brand and moving its website to a .gov domain for increased security.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis's cash payment at a winery has come under scrutiny amid questions about her relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade and her payment practices.

Georgia's Senate passed a bill requiring businesses like convenience stores and massage parlors to display the national human trafficking hotline number. Noncompliance could lead to fines.

Sen. Nabilah Islam Parkes plans to present the Families First legislative package at a press conference, aiming to cut sales taxes on family essentials in Georgia.

President Biden approved $1.2 billion in student debt cancellation for nearly 153,000 borrowers under the SAVE repayment plan, providing relief for those who've paid for at least 10 years.

Gullah-Geechee descendants on Sapelo Island fight a lawsuit over zoning changes threatening their community, amid a push for dismissal based on technicalities.