Two Democrats and two Republicans qualified for Georgia's open attorney general primary; the May 19 contest could set the office's priorities for years.

Vice President J.D. Vance is set to appear at the University of Georgia on April 14 with Turning Point USA leader Erika Kirk; organizers have not released venue or ticket details.

A Georgia appeals court on March 6, 2026 affirmed the state's denial of Piedmont Augusta's Certificate of Need, ending a long fight over a proposed freestanding emergency facility.

SB 444 would bar insurers from relying solely on AI to deny doctor‑ordered care; the Senate passed it and the bill is headed to a House Technology Committee hearing next Tuesday.

The FTC is mailing $47.2M in refund checks to renters who paid undisclosed fees to Invitation Homes. Checks were mailed this week and should be cashed within 90 days.

Dwayne C. Vaughn will retire as Atlanta Housing's COO on May 8, 2026. The authority has begun a search for a successor as major projects advance.

Mayors from Sandy Springs, Alpharetta and other North Fulton cities are preparing spring negotiations with Fulton County that could reshape who provides and pays for local services.

Voters in Georgia’s 14th head to the polls March 10 to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene. Trump-backed Clay Fuller, Colton Moore and Democrat Shawn Harris are the top names to watch.

A disclosure fight over a Qatar World Cup trafficking lawsuit has stalled Fulton County's $150M North Fulton sewage contract and forced a temporary extension for the operator.

The Georgia Senate approved SB 572 in a 30-23 vote, expanding stand‑your‑ground protections and allowing early immunity claims amid warnings it could hinder prosecutions.

Duluth state Sen. Nabilah Parkes abruptly left an insurance-commissioner bid to run for Georgia lieutenant governor, citing a controversial GOP video and vowing to fight bigotry. The move reshapes the Democratic primary.

Fulton County Commissioner Mo Ivory says confidential files were taken from her downtown office over the holidays and she is demanding a fresh, independent probe after police closed the case.

A Georgia bill would change how PBMs reimburse pharmacies, adding a NADAC-based floor and a $10.64 dispensing fee that supporters say could keep independents open.