Alabama and Georgian lawmakers act to protect IVF treatments and providers following an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that could impose legal risks on the process.

UGA commits $7.3 million to enhance campus security after the murder of nursing student Hope Riley, including camera upgrades, improved lighting, and a 20% police budget increase.

The Clayton County Parks and Recreation Department is hosting "Singing into Spring: Karaoke Night" on March 19, 2024, requiring pre-registration for participation.

Athens-Clarke County introduces public safety measures, including a real-time crime center, amidst a trend of decreasing crime rates and an increase in police staffing. Mayor Girtz pledges to aim for zero murders in the community.

Georgia lawmakers propose legislative changes adding extra requirements for smaller film and TV companies to qualify for state tax incentives, potentially impacting the industry.

Georgia lawmakers face Crossover Day, with key bills on immigration, religious freedom, education, and film tax credits at risk of stalling if not passed by the deadline.

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals denied Mark Meadows' attempt to move his Georgia election interference case to federal court, where he faces charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 election results.

Georgia Senators, led by Democrat Elena Parent, are advancing legislation to protect access to contraception and in vitro fertility treatments after Roe v. Wade's overturning.

The Georgia Senate passed "Austin's Law" with a 49-3 vote to impose harsher penalties on fentanyl dealers linked to deaths, honoring a victim named Austin.

First Lady Jill Biden is set to campaign in Atlanta, aiming to energize female voters for the Biden-Harris re-election bid, coinciding with Women's History Month.

Georgia State Senator Gloria Butler, a Democrat, has announced her retirement after a long tenure, marking an end to her influential political career.

Milton's Planning Commission will elect new leaders and undergo specialized training on zoning laws and city procedures during Wednesday's meeting, open to the public in City Hall and online.

Georgia legislators have approved a $392 million plan to construct a new legislative building and renovate the state's historic Capitol, with expected completion by 2026.