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.

Commissioner Tashé Allen hosts ClaytonConnected Mobile Office Hours in Clayton County, GA, to improve direct communication between government and residents on February 13, 2026.

U.S. Attorney Heap announces over $3 million in asset seizure funds shared with South Georgia law enforcement to bolster resources and aid in criminal investigations.

Governor Brian P. Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp are traveling to Belgium and the U.K. to meet with international companies and promote investment in Georgia, highlighting the state’s long-standing trade relationships and efforts to support job creation and industry growth.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp focuses on affordability, infrastructure, and workforce development, with priority investments in congestion relief, energy, and education to sustain economic growth.

Tony Powers has been selected as the new mayor of Decatur, succeeding Patti Garrett. The city will, for the first time, allow residents to directly elect their mayor starting in 2027.

Carmalitha Gumbs was sworn in as the first female mayor of South Fulton, aiming to restore the office's reputation after spending controversies of her predecessor.

Governor Brian P. Kemp of Georgia has named his floor leaders for the 2026 legislative session, highlighting their roles in pushing forward policies for economic growth, education, and public safety.

A court ruled that Georgia's Election Board can access Fulton County's 2020 ballots after officials admitted to procedural lapses in vote verification.

Cobb County Public Libraries will close early at 5 pm on December 31 for New Year's and remain closed on January 1, but digital resources will still be available. Regular hours resume January 2. Further 2026 holiday closures are noted.