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.

Kennesaw city officials plan to implement security screenings at city council meetings following the assassination of activist Charlie Kirk, aiming to enhance safety at public forums.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture invests $825,000 into regional food banks to address food insecurity and support local farmers by redistributing surplus produce.

Athens-Clarke County is conducting rigorous testing of voting equipment for the upcoming November 4 elections, inviting the public to observe the process to ensure accuracy and security.

Senator Jason Anavitarte initiated National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations, highlighting the contribution of Hispanic Americans to Georgia's culture and economy.

Senate Committee on Urban Affairs, chaired by Sen. James, to review bills on rent control and HOA regulations in Georgia, with a public meeting scheduled for September 18th, ensuring transparency with live streaming for wider access.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp announces record investments and job creation through the GDEcD's support of facility expansions and new locations, with significant growth occurring outside Metro Atlanta and a strong draw for global companies.

The Georgia Senate is focusing on making college more affordable, with a study committee meeting to discuss solutions and the potential for a scholarship program.

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp announces 34 diverse appointments to state boards and commissions, including veterans and new members, across various sectors like healthcare, construction, and ethics.

The Senate Subcommittee on Students with Disabilities in Georgia will hold its first public meeting to discuss educational matters for such students on September 16.