Mayor Dickens of Atlanta expresses optimism as the MARTA Board hires advisors to overhaul the city's transit system, aiming for a more effective, expansive, and reliable network.

Woodstock names Melissa Sigmund as Community Development Director, bringing extensive planning expertise and leadership experience to guide the city’s growth.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Foster Care is holding its first meeting to assess and improve services for transition-age youth. The public event will be live-streamed on August 20.

Good Samaritans and police rescued two children from a hot car in Cumberland Mall, leading to their father's arrest for cruelty; they were later honored by the Georgia Governor.

Georgia Senate committee to discuss college affordability solutions on Monday, including a means-tested scholarship, in an open, live-streamed meeting chaired by Sen. Nan Orrock.

Cobb County’s Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan F. Murphy named Natalie Ward and Christopher Yarbrough as part-time Magistrate judges, citing their extensive legal expertise and dedication to community service.

The Georgia Senate committee will discuss eliminating state income tax in a public meeting at the State Capitol on August 19, led by Chairman Senator Blake Tillery.

Mayor Andre Dickens appoints Cyril Turner as Commissioner and Eugene McKinnie as Deputy Commissioner of Atlanta's DPW to advance a sustainable and clean city agenda.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee on Recovery Residences will hold its first hearing on August 18, aiming to explore the state's recovery residences.

Georgia's Senate aims to make the state a top tourism destination, holding its first hearing lakeside on August 14.

Georgia's July net tax revenues for FY 2026 decreased by 2.7% to $2.49 billion, despite individual income tax revenue slightly rising and increased motor vehicle-related fees. Corporate Income Tax collection saw a significant drop.

Atlanta hosts the Memento Mori art exhibit to prompt reflection on mortality and highlight preservation efforts of the city's cemeteries, with associated engagement activities planned.

Fulton County judge ruled that the county must confirm two GOP nominees to its Board of Elections, following a lawsuit alleging the county violated state law.