Decatur County Commissioners withdrew support for a proposed $396 million monkey-breeding facility, canceling a tax incentive amid public opposition and concerns about transparency and environmental impact.

Georgia legislators are debating whether to designate cornbread as the state's official bread, a decision that highlights cultural and historical ties but faces opposition from biscuit supporters.

Georgia's Senate passed Senate Resolution 543, led by Majority Leader Steve Gooch, to strengthen border security and combat illegal immigration and smuggling.

A new bill that passed the Georgia State Senate could provide Atlanta seniors with a property tax exemption, potentially easing their financial burden.

Sen. Harold Jones II joins the Senate Special Committee on Investigations probing Trump, emphasizing a fair, bipartisan approach despite prior opposition to such committees.

Former President Trump will not attend an Atlanta court hearing on the potential disqualification of DA Fani Willis in the election interference case.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp plans to support Texas Governor Greg Abbott's tight border enforcement policies, countering the Biden administration's approach.

A judge will hold a hearing to consider disqualifying DA Fani Willis and her team from a Georgia election case due to a claimed affair and possible bias.

Georgia lawmakers consider using license plate readers to cite uninsured or unregistered vehicles, aiming to improve compliance and reduce police traffic stop burdens.

A Fulton County judge will decide if DA Fani Willis must testify amid claims of her romantic ties to Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade, which could affect the election interference case.

Dunwoody's City Hall is offering a Firearms Safety Informational Class, focusing on gun safety protocols and responsible ownership, with mandatory registration and a no-weapons policy during the class.

Atlanta and the NCCHR are hosting seminars on the history of the Chattahoochee Brick Company site and its future plans, starting February 17 at The Carter Presidential Center.

Georgia GOP legislators aim to revise election laws, including removing barcodes from ballots and altering the role of the Secretary of State on the Election Board.