Cobb County is set to discuss proposed updates to its code, covering various aspects of the local government's function, with public hearings scheduled for input.

The Georgia Senate is examining the impact of social media and AI on children, with a third hearing focusing on AI chatbots scheduled for October 8th.

Underwood Ammo is building a $41 million facility in Effingham County, Georgia, which is expected to create 120 new jobs. Georgia's Governor Kemp lauds this move as a boost to the local economy and manufacturing sector.

The Senate Special Committee on Investigations meets to discuss the Georgia Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission and Fani Willis's legal issues, with a live-stream available.

Atlanta is confident in funding for its airport, Hartsfield-Jackson, even if federal aid fluctuates, as other sources support its over $2 billion budget.

Georgia is recognized as the top state for business for the 12th year by Area Development, highlighting the state’s economic strategies and partnerships.

Georgia lawmakers are considering reforms on HOA and rent regulations, with a focus on preventing excessive fines and foreclosures, and examining rent control laws.

Georgia's Governor Brian Kemp has designated September as Workforce Development Month and announced the third annual Governor’s Workforce Summit to connect talent with jobs.

Atlanta is preparing for the ELEVATE 2025 festival, focusing on community well-being through art. The event celebrates the city's cultural history and impact on societal health.

Zaffer Sange has been appointed as Atlanta's new Chief Strategy Officer, succeeding Peter Aman, and brings with him over 25 years of business experience to aid the city's growth.

Atlanta journalist Mario Guevara faces deportation after a recent court ruling, despite Senator Josh McLaurin's opposition and concern for press freedom.

Three mayoral candidates in South Fulton debated key issues during a Georgia Men for Democracy Now forum, addressing city problems and strategies for economic growth and transparency.

Former judge Penny Brown Reynolds is running for Georgia Secretary of State as a Democrat, focusing on voting rights and government transparency. Her campaign is supported by ex-Gov. Roy Barnes, and she plans to reach out to voters statewide.