Atlanta faces a surge in non-emergency 911 calls, with most being trivial matters, leading city officials to promote the alternative 311 number and upgrade their call handling systems.

A cyberattack in Fulton County disrupted various systems, affecting court, tax, and phone services. Officials, including Chairman Pitts, are addressing the issue without a timeline for full recovery, but no sensitive data seems compromised.

Georgia lawmakers passed a bill defining antisemitism, sparking debate on free speech and hate crime legislation.

Atlanta City Councilmember Keisha Waites proposes extending bar hours to help the economy, facing both support for nightlife and concerns about safety.

Rep. Charlice Byrd (R-Woodstock) has introduced a bill aiming to impeach Fulton County DA Fani Willis, accusing her of politicizing her role regarding the 2020 election's aftermath and Trump.

The Georgia Senate approved a panel to investigate DA Fani Willis and prosecutor Nathan Wade for alleged misconduct without requiring the governor's signature.

Commissioner DeMont Davis is hosting a Constituent Appreciation event in Clayton County's District 4 to engage with residents and discuss local issues on February 3rd.

Atlanta and Pittsburgh officials revealed housing solutions for the homeless: Atlanta's 'The Melody'—converted shipping containers, and Pittsburgh's tiny house prototype, both seeking to provide temporary shelter and amenities to those in need.

Georgia's legislature has passed a bill to strengthen penalties for antisemitic hate crimes, receiving broad bipartisan support and awaiting the governor's expected signature.

Donald Trump's legal team joins a motion to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade, citing alleged misconduct and injection of race into the election interference case.

Eric Andre and Clayton English appealed the dismissal of their racial profiling lawsuit against Clayton County Police after being searched at Atlanta Airport.

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns proposes tax cuts, including increased child deductions and doubled homestead exemptions, with potential savings of $1 billion for taxpayers.

Georgia senators are moving to ban ranked-choice voting statewide due to concerns about voter confusion and delayed results, except for overseas absentee ballots.