Allstate filed to cut private-passenger auto rates in Georgia by 5%, a move projected to save drivers about $17.7 million in 2026, the state insurance office says.

Georgia's securities team has opened a borrower-level probe tied to the alleged $140M First Liberty fraud, naming Global Onboard Partners and Kirk Adams. Investigators say roughly 40 investors have been identified.

Dozens of former CDC staff gathered at the agency’s Clifton Road campus on Feb. 10, 2026, marking one year since mid‑February 2025 mass terminations. Organizers say they’re focused on legal fights, organizing and rebuilding public‑health capacity.

New University System data convinced USG Chancellor Sonny Perdue that online courses can help close degree gaps; he endorsed Gov. Kemp’s $325M DREAMS scholarship for low‑income students.

Gwinnett teachers asked Sheriff Keybo Taylor to pause cooperation with ICE, saying a surge in federal activity has emptied classrooms and traumatized students. The union wants a moratorium and public forums.

After public comment and several deferrals, DeKalb commissioners voted 4-3 to defeat a nonbinding resolution asking ICE to halt tactical enforcement in neighborhoods. The split highlighted a debate between symbolic protest and legal limits.

An Atlanta-area activist says Cobb County police arrested him in 2024 because of his beliefs and kept his phone; he has filed a federal civil-rights suit seeking damages and the phone's return.

Godfrey Wade, a Georgia Army veteran of more than 50 years, was deported to Jamaica after a routine traffic stop; family and lawmakers say his appeal was pending.

An Atlanta strategist tells WABE that fundraising, cash-on-hand and outside ad buys will shape Georgia's May primary — and a self-funded entry has already shifted the dynamics.

City invoices show Atlanta paid more than $2.8M to lawyers and consultants defending the Public Safety Training Center while opponents’ petitions remain uncounted.

Preciball USA plans a $17.6 million facility in Screven County, Georgia, creating 65 jobs. Governor Kemp praises the investment in local manufacturing.

Georgian official praises community and agencies for weather crisis management, detailing coordinated efforts and effective responses to extreme weather challenges including storms, ice, and potential wildfires.

Georgia State Senator Dixon introduced SB 446 to codify a federal school choice tax credit into state law, ensuring continuous support for educational choice.