Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has initiated an investigation into 17 cases of potential double voting during the 2022 General Election.

The 3rd Annual Holiday Reception by Clayton County's Office of Economic Development and Housing Authority celebrated community and economic progress and set the stage for future development.

A U.S. District Judge upheld Georgia's election law, refusing to block a reduction in the runoff period from nine to four weeks, finding no proof it harms Black voters.

Former Atlanta City Councilmember Anne Fauver passed away, leaving a legacy of key policy changes and efforts towards equity acknowledged by Mayor Andre Dickens.

Georgia's state economist warns of a possible recession, while Governor Kemp's budget plan aims for growth, including tax cuts and investments in infrastructure.

Georgia legislators plan to use the lottery surplus to enhance Pre-K programs, addressing lower enrollment and quality by funding more positions, reducing class sizes, and raising teacher salaries.

Atlanta opens a warming center at Central Park Recreation Center in response to cold weather, offering shelter and transport services from January 16 to 20, 2024.

Cobb County officials have closed government offices and courts for Tuesday due to a Winter Weather Advisory, with Department of Transportation crews prepared for icy conditions.

Atlanta delays non-essential city operations due to severe winter weather forecast, with openings postponed until at least 11 a.m.

The trial for determining damages Donald Trump must pay to writer E. Jean Carroll for alleged sexual assault and defamation began with jury selection in Manhattan federal court.

The 56th annual commemorative service for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was held at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, while the YSL RICO trial involving rapper Young Thug faced a delay due to a stabbing incident.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis defends her decisions amid allegations of impropriety and racism regarding the Trump election fraud case and the hiring of Nathan Wade as lead prosecutor.

A security fence now surrounds Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home following an alleged arson, causing mixed feelings among visitors. Meanwhile, commemorative events nationwide honor his legacy.