Fulton County says reappraising hyperscale data centers could net roughly $85M, and the Board of Assessors is set to weigh the change this Thursday.

A year‑long Artificial Intelligence Commission has sent final recommendations to City Council and a proposal would create a standing advisory board to guide AI use in services and procurement.

The Supreme Court declined to review a challenge to the “Texas two‑step” bankruptcy tactic, leaving lower‑court rulings intact and keeping the legal fight alive. Lawmakers and claimants say the maneuver still raises questions about fairness for victims.

Sen. Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms rallied a packed Tabernacle crowd, tying attacks on Trump to rising costs and a push to expand Medicaid ahead of June runoffs.

An 11th Circuit panel privately reprimanded an Atlanta federal judge after finding she had sex in her chambers with a high‑ranking officer. The Atlanta Police Department has opened an inquiry.

The Atlanta Press Club will stream final runoff debates May 31–June 1, including the GOP governor and U.S. Senate contests. Check the club’s schedule for times and livestreams.

Gov. Kemp named Jillian Gibson acting district attorney of the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit after DA Robert Busbee died suddenly; Gibson will lead the office while a permanent replacement is chosen.

Roswell’s City Council voted to end a multi-million-dollar consulting deal with Seer World amid concerns over procurement and an outsourced COO. The city plans to bring the work back in-house.

Sheriff Pat Labat announced that, starting July 1, Fulton County will stop booking most misdemeanor arrests into the Rice Street jail, keeping only domestic‑violence, sexual‑assault and aggravated cases.

No candidate cleared 50% in Georgia's Republican lieutenant governor primary; John F. Kennedy and Greg Dolezal will meet in a June 16 runoff.

FEMA approved more than $60 million for recovery and mitigation across multiple Southeastern states, funding debris removal, drainage upgrades and buyouts. Awards will roll out as eligibility is confirmed.

Sharis McCrary, a longtime deputy, was named College Park police chief after Connie Rogers' resignation. She inherits a department short on officers and shadowed by a discrimination lawsuit.

Residents near a massive data center say tap water turned brown and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez brought jars of the water to Congress. The EPA has pledged to review the complaints.