Georgia Governor Brian Kemp calls for stronger federal border security after the murder of a UGA student, linking the issue to the presence of the undocumented suspect.

Donald Trump's legal team challenges the testimony of DA Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade, using cellphone data analysis to assert an earlier-than-stated romantic relationship.

Mayor Dickens of Atlanta advanced the city's clean energy goals by appointing new members to the Clean Energy Advisory Board, aiming for fairness and environmental justice.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp confirmed he spoke truthfully with Special Counsel Jack Smith about 2020 election conduct, amidst Trump's election interference investigation.

Georgia Senators propose "Donna's Law," to create a voluntary "No Sell" firearms list for citizens struggling with suicidal thoughts, aiming to reduce suicides involving guns.

The Douglas Mayor's Youth Council celebrated Black History Month by honoring local African American students and community leaders for their achievements and contributions.

Georgia's House passed a bill to make creating and distributing deepfakes for election interference a felony, with exemptions for satire and journalism.

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.