Nikki Haley questioned Donald Trump's mental faculties, suggesting a decline and emphasized the importance of leaders' mental stability, as reported by Fox 5 Atlanta.

Georgia lawmakers propose a property tax cap and increased exemptions to address rising home values and taxes, with legislation pending voter approval.

A man resembling Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at a Ravens game went viral, catching the attention of the internet and MLK's daughter, Bernice King, who found humor in it. The fan's identity remains unknown.

DA Fani Willis faces claims of an affair with prosecutor Nathan Wade, who she appointed for Trump's case, despite a 2020 pledge not to date subordinates.

Trump allies Harrison Floyd and John Eastman contest charges in Fulton County court, seeking digital election records and challenging the term "corruptly" in the indictment.

A book titled "Find Me the Votes" explores the investigation into Donald Trump by Fulton County DA Fani Willis, shedding light on controversy and drama within the DA's office.

Georgia law enforcement agencies are set to receive more funds to fight gang violence, with a new GBI task force in Columbus and expanded prosecution efforts statewide.

A federal judge denied a request to halt the construction of Atlanta's Public Safety Training Center, despite environmental concerns raised by the South River Watershed Alliance.

A hearing for alleged misconduct by Fulton County DA Fani Willis is set for February 15 after accusations surfaced regarding her relationship with a special prosecutor she appointed.

A Georgia judge dismissed a motion by Donald Trump and Jeff Clark to compel the Fulton County DA to produce documents related to the January 6 Committee, calling the motion moot.

The Atlanta City Council is debating a ban on right turns at red lights in Downtown, Midtown, and Castleberry Hill, citing pedestrian safety concerns.

Dennis Thompson from South Georgia has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for distributing meth and leading police on a high-speed chase, with the DOJ praising the collaborative law enforcement efforts.

Three South Georgian repeat offenders received significant prison sentences for firearm offenses due to Project Safe Neighborhoods Task Force efforts.