Clayton County commissioners approved extending bar service hours to 3 a.m., with Police Chief Roberts supporting it for economic reasons while Commissioner Davis opposed due to safety concerns.

A family advocates for "Addy's Law" at the State Capitol after 8-year-old Adalynn Pierce died, aiming to prevent children from crossing dangerous roads to board school buses.

LaGrange, Georgia mourns late Mayor Willie T. Edmondson with a public procession, inviting community participation to honor his legacy and service. The event includes a viewing, visitation, and celebration of life.

Fani Willis received an award at a church, amidst court scrutiny over her relationship with Nathan Wade and allegations linked to the Trump investigation.

Charles Rambo, a retired officer, announces his bid to run for Fulton County sheriff with a plan, the Constitutional Sheriff Initiative, aimed at reforming the department.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens supports D.A. Fani Willis in court amid efforts to disqualify her from Trump's case, citing her romance with special prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Marietta City Council invites the public to its upcoming committee meetings on February 27, with agendas online and live broadcasting at mariettaga.gov. An informal session will follow to promote community engagement.

The Atlanta City Council is considering an ordinance to provide free feminine hygiene products in city buildings, with strong support from nonprofit leaders and advocates.

International agencies shuttered the site of LockBit 3.0, which claimed responsibility for Fulton County's ransomware attack, disrupting its operations.

Andre Dickens, the 61st mayor of Atlanta, has announced he is running for reelection to continue his efforts on reducing crime and improving housing and jobs.

The Marietta Fire Department is recruiting new firefighters, offering competitive salaries, benefits, and growth opportunities. Applicants must meet certain criteria and apply online.

Early voting begins in Georgia for the presidential primaries with a variety of candidates on the ballot and measures in place to ensure smooth voting despite a recent cyberattack.

The Georgia House voted 153-11 to potentially double state employees' paid parental leave to six weeks, with the bill now moving to the Senate for approval.