Marietta City Council invites the public to its upcoming committee meetings on February 27, with agendas online and live broadcasting at mariettaga.gov. An informal session will follow to promote community engagement.

The Atlanta City Council is considering an ordinance to provide free feminine hygiene products in city buildings, with strong support from nonprofit leaders and advocates.

International agencies shuttered the site of LockBit 3.0, which claimed responsibility for Fulton County's ransomware attack, disrupting its operations.

Andre Dickens, the 61st mayor of Atlanta, has announced he is running for reelection to continue his efforts on reducing crime and improving housing and jobs.

The Marietta Fire Department is recruiting new firefighters, offering competitive salaries, benefits, and growth opportunities. Applicants must meet certain criteria and apply online.

Early voting begins in Georgia for the presidential primaries with a variety of candidates on the ballot and measures in place to ensure smooth voting despite a recent cyberattack.

The Georgia House voted 153-11 to potentially double state employees' paid parental leave to six weeks, with the bill now moving to the Senate for approval.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis defends herself against personal misconduct accusations, highlighting struggles faced by Black women in leadership positions.

East Side Elementary fourth graders participated in a mock trial at Cobb Superior Court to learn about the legal system through the "Courtroom to Classroom" program.

LaGrange, Georgia mourns the loss of its first black mayor, Willie T. Edmondson, who passed away following hospitalization. He was a nurse, pastor, and contributed to key city developments.

The hiring of ex-Mayor Gil McDougal as Villa Rica's Deputy City Manager sparked controversy and legal debates over its legitimacy and potential violation of the city charter.

New York Supreme Court ordered Donald Trump to pay over $350 million in penalties after a civil fraud trial. His sons were also fined, and they face temporary corporate directorship bans in NY.

Dr. Irvin Clark of Southern Crescent Technical College discussed workforce development with Fayetteville City Council. The presentation is available on the city's YouTube channel for those interested in the college's community impact.