The 165th Airlift Wing of the Georgia Air National Guard received the first of eight C-130J-30 Super Hercules, enhancing their capabilities for global aid and support.

Atlanta City Council delays vote on enabling ballot referenda, affecting the push for a vote on the contentious "Cop City" public safety training center.

Georgia sues the Biden administration to extend its Medicaid work requirement program, which the federal government shortened by revoking parts of it.

Cobb County announced early voting for the presidential preference primary from February 19 to March 8, spanning various locations and including weekend hours. No voting from March 9-11, with Election Day on March 12.

The Georgia Senate passed a sports betting bill, but a hitch requiring more senatorial support threatens its progress. If enacted, it could create revenue for education programs.

VP Kamala Harris is touring Savannah, advocating for abortion rights and critiquing state bans, amid mixed public opinion and resistance from pro-life advocates.

Georgia's Senate Bill 333 to create City of Mulberry advances to the state House, potentially allowing local governance for 41,000 residents without added city property taxes.

A shooting at McEachern High School in Cobb County resulted in non-life-threatening injuries to two non-students. Chairwoman Cupid extended thoughts to the victims and cited community safety efforts.

DA Fani Willis faces allegations of an affair with special prosecutor Nathan Wade in the Trump Georgia election case but has not yet responded publicly. A hearing will occur on February 15.

Fulton County disconnects its voter registration system due to a cybersecurity incident, affecting preparations for the upcoming presidential primary.

Georgia senators propose amending the state RICO statute to potentially nullify racketeering charges against Trump, with a retroactive application that could affect his legal challenges.

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Dunwoody celebrates its 12th year as a Tree City USA with a tree planting on Georgia Arbor Day, exemplifying its continuous efforts in urban forest management.