Over 10,000 acres preserved through the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act on the Georgia-Alabama border, bolstering conservation and recreational access.

Senator Jones criticizes the Henry County Ethics Board's investigation into Chair Harrell, emphasizing that the board should not probe employee matters. He promotes SB 359 to limit the board's scope.

David Burge is appointed the new Commissioner for Georgia's Department of Revenue, succeeding Frank O'Connell. Burge will start on February 16, 2026, bringing extensive legal and civic experience to the role.

A Georgia man was convicted of 67 dog fighting charges and faces life in prison, the DOJ announced. His property had neglected and injured dogs, along with drugs and firearms.

Khalid Kamau, ex-South Fulton Mayor, is set to face trial for a trespassing charge after rejecting a plea deal. He could get up to a year in jail if convicted.

Atlanta's New Year's Eve Peach Drop evolves into "Countdown Over ATL" with synchronized fireworks and a drone countdown, marking a shift to a safer, citywide celebration with costs reduced from $630,000 to $250,000.

Sen. Bill Cowsert’s committee will hear testimony from DA Fani Willis on Dec 17 at the State Capitol, with live streaming available. Public and media are invited to attend for transparency in Fulton County's judicial issues.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services, led by Sen. Harold Jones II, has made recommendations to support family caregivers, including expansions to state programs and a pilot for older caregivers.

Gov. Kemp urges Sen. Padilla to lift the hold on Gen. Carden's confirmation for a key National Guard post, citing his 38 years of service and non-political role.

Brad Raffensperger filed a lawsuit challenging Georgia's campaign finance laws, aiming to allow all candidates the ability to raise unlimited funds, countering an advantage currently extended to top officeholders.

Georgia State Rep. Sharon Henderson arrested on charges of pandemic unemployment fraud, facing multiple counts related to theft and making false statements.

Sen. Davenport is hosting a free holiday concert featuring performances by students from the Kay R. Pace School of the Arts at the Georgia State Capitol.

Georgia's tax revenue saw a slight increase in November, with a rise of 0.9% from the prior year, yet faced a decrease when accounting for the one-time motor fuel tax suspension.