Mayor Andre Dickens of Atlanta issues four new Administrative Orders to enhance neighborhood investment and accountability, aligned with his Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative.

The FBI raided Fulton County's Election Hub, taking materials related to Georgia's 2020 election, prompting politicians to demand DOJ clarification amid fears of undermining election integrity.

Sen. Dickerson introduced the Housing for Heroes Act (SB 429) to help 100% disabled veterans with housing by capping income requirements for rent at twice the monthly amount.

Georgia Senate Bill 382 advances to limit spikes in property taxes by establishing a statewide homestead exemption and simplifying local sales tax referendums.

The FBI seized about 700 boxes of ballots from Fulton County's election office related to the 2020 vote, amid an ongoing voter fraud investigation and recent procedural lapses acknowledgment.

Georgia Rep. David Clark suggests renaming Sawnee Mountain to "Trump Mountain," causing backlash from Forsyth County officials who want to preserve the site's historical name linked to the Cherokee tribe.

Fulton County announces reopening of public buildings on January 27 despite the cold weather, with adjusted hours for the library and health offices due to winter conditions.

Mark Farmer has been appointed as Milton's Division Director of Economic Development, tasked with encouraging commercial growth that fits with local values and needs. He brings extensive experience to this pivotal role.

Sen. Jason T. Dickerson has been appointed to CSG South's Senate Energy and Environment Committee, aiming to enhance regional collaboration on conservation and energy.

Georgia legislators are hosting "Saving Lives Day" to discuss public safety bills, including driver's license symbols for disabilities and an autism alert system.

Georgia's legislative session enters second week, focusing on budget; Gov. Kemp proposes over $1 billion in tax rebates and investments in education, including funding for UGA's School of Medicine and new Nursing facility.

The revived Lake Lanier Caucus in Georgia, led by Rep. Dubnik and Sen. Echols, is addressing taste and odor issues in the lake's water related to algae. The caucus will work with various levels of government and local groups to improve water quality.

Georgia Governor Kemp has appointed new judges to the Superior and State Courts, including seasoned legal professionals Steven Blackerby, Kristi Connell, Jim Kiger, Patrick Shepherd, and Pamela Bettis.