Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill that refines the definition of antisemitism, aiming to strengthen the state’s ability to address hate crimes against Jews.

Georgia State Patrol Trooper Jimmy Cenescar died in a crash while pursuing a motorcyclist. Atlanta Mayor Dickens expressed condolences and highlighted the dangers law enforcement officers face.

Atlanta opens two warming centers for the vulnerable during cold weather, one for men and another for women and children, with transportation provided from the Gateway Center.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade face subpoenas over alleged improper relationship allegations amid the Georgia election interference case involving Trump.

The Georgia Senate has passed a bill for sports betting, SB 386, but it now faces a challenge with a required constitutional amendment as it proceeds to the House.

Cherokee County School Board is considering Dr. Mary Elizabeth Davis for superintendent, with a split preliminary vote and some community preference for a local candidate. A formal vote is pending.

Georgia legislators are proposing a bill to make creation and distribution of election-related deepfakes a felony, potentially leading to prison time and fines, amid concerns over both election integrity and free speech.

The Georgia House passed a bill to require watermarks on election ballots, a move aimed at bolstering ballot security and voter trust post-2020 election.

President Biden addresses the aftermath of a drone attack in Jordan that killed three U.S. service members and prepares to attend a dignified transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base.

Georgia's SB 342 aims to improve collaboration between state agencies and NCMEC in locating missing foster children. It is supported by bipartisan lawmakers, coupled with the federal REPORT Act to combat online child sexual abuse.

Cobb County traffic tickets now include QR codes to aid drivers in tracking court cases and managing citations online, enhancing convenience and access to information.

Cobb County DA Flynn Broady will discuss public safety and victim support at a town hall on February 6, focusing on the new Family Advocacy Center and alternative case resolutions.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens mourned the passing of Georgia State House Rules Committee Chair Richard Smith, noting his bipartisan respect and steady leadership.