Governor Brian P. Kemp approved a bill for a vote on creating the City of Mulberry in Gwinnett County. This initiative could lead to local control over planning and zoning without city property taxes.

The Georgia Senate passed a bill to limit property tax increases to 3%, requiring voter approval in November, but faces a competing House tax relief plan.

Butts County officials met for a non-legislative session to discuss county updates and plan future collaborations among various local government entities.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens officiated a mass wedding for 11 couples in Piedmont Park on Valentine's Day, with picturesque city views and evening celebrations.

Georgia Power announced the start of nuclear fission in the second new reactor at Plant Vogtle, a key step towards generating carbon-free electricity.

A hearing is examining if Fulton County DA Fani Willis' romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade creates a conflict in the Trump case.

Cobb County announces various spring events, including a 4-H plant sale, Black History Month activities, film screenings, a seed swap, a book sale, and community outreach programs such as CPR classes and environmental recycling.

A class action lawsuit seeking to improve Atlanta's sidewalks for those with mobility disabilities may lead to city updates and compensation for affected individuals.

Woodstock City Council unanimously adopted a new mission statement, vision, and core values, aiming to build a community that feels like home and boldly pursues thriving prospects.

Harrison Floyd, former head of Black Voices for Trump, seeks to ease bond conditions in a Georgia election case to reengage with Trump's 2024 campaign despite facing felony charges.

Keep Newnan Beautiful has won the 2023 Governor’s Circle Award, recognizing its commitment to environmental sustainability and community beautification.

Milton's Parks and Rec meeting was postponed due to a lack of quorum, rescheduled for the following Wednesday.

Governor Brian Kemp signed legislation enabling a referendum for creating the city of Mulberry in Gwinnett County, with no city property taxes and an expected $9 million revenue from other taxes. The vote will take place this fall.