Todd and Julie Chrisley have settled with Georgia for $1 million after tax evasion charges, despite currently serving federal prison sentences for related crimes.

The trial in Georgia is addressing concerns over the state's voting system's integrity, with plaintiffs arguing that touchscreen machines are unreliable and pushing for hand-marked paper ballots instead.

Jerica Richardson is challenging U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath in Georgia's 6th Congressional District Democratic primary, following redistricting in the state.

U.S. Attorney Buchanan honored law enforcement on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, acknowledging the dangers they face and commemorating fallen officers.

Opening statements begin in a federal trial where activists challenge Georgia's voting system, including the use of Dominion Voting Systems machines, while the state defends its election integrity.

A former Trump aide accuses Fulton County DA Fani Willis of having a past romantic relationship with special prosecutor Norman Wade, potentially impacting an election interference case.

Georgia Rep. Sandra Scott calls for new gun safety laws after her cousin is killed in a shooting, but faces opposition from House Republicans prioritizing other public safety issues.

A federal trial in Georgia, set to begin Tuesday, will consider the constitutionality of the state's voting machines used in elections, with activists arguing that they may disenfranchise voters.

Vice President Kamala Harris visits Atlanta for discussions on voting rights, marking her tenth trip to the city. Traffic disruptions are anticipated due to her presence.

Georgia AG Chris Carr supports keeping Trump on Colorado's 2024 ballot, aligning with 26 states ahead of a Supreme Court case concerning voter rights versus judicial power.

Jonesboro Mayor Donya Sartor unexpectedly fired Police Chief Tommy Henderson, with no clear reason provided for the dismissal. Henderson had been involved in a traffic camera citation refund issue.

Donald Trump's legal team claims presidential immunity in an attempt to dismiss the Georgia criminal conspiracy case against him, arguing actions taken while president are protected.

Atlanta opened a warming center at Central Park Recreation Center to protect residents from cold, providing transport from the Gateway Center that started at 8:00 p.m. yesterday night until this morning.