Criticism arises over Georgia's use of the National Guard in ICE operations, with Sen. Kenya Wicks condemning the move as unconstitutional and a betrayal of military principles.

Georgia's legislature passed bills to aid rural communities post-Hurricane Helene, focusing on economic recovery and resilience against future disasters, including tax relief and agricultural support measures.

Georgia lawmakers focus on foster youth transitioning to adulthood, with the Senate Study Committee holding its second session to assess support systems.

Senate Majority Leader Jason Anavitarte commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Apalachee High School shooting, highlighting Georgia's legislative efforts to improve school safety and student mental health.

Georgia enacts a law that restricts students born male from competing in girls' sports in publicly funded schools and colleges, citing fairness and privacy. Critics see it as discriminatory.

Senator Wicks of Georgia emphasizes mental health as crucial to public safety, supporting bills for improved crisis services and school interventions, while criticizing inaction on gun reform.

Governor Brian Kemp endorses Derek Dooley for Georgia's U.S. Senate seat before a football game; Dooley aims to unify voters through his sports background.

Georgia Senate Democrats are meeting to discuss CDC developments, with a press conference after their roundtable on September 2 at the State Capitol. Media can confirm attendance with Zach Pishock.

Gov. Kemp appoints Kevin W. Drummond as Carroll County Judge and B. Kyle Thompson as Barrow County Solicitor General.

Mayor Andre Dickens of Atlanta is hosting the 2025 Mayor's Golf Cup to fund the city's youth scholarship program, inviting participants to Browns Mill Golf Course on August 27.

Georgia's Governor Kemp leads an economic mission to Brazil and Argentina to promote state industries and agriculture, with a focus on strengthening existing trade relationships.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services is holding a public meeting to address challenges faced by caregivers, set for August 27 at Augusta University.

Senator Derek Mallow announces 1,100 jobs affected by closure of two International Paper Mills in Savannah areas, with promises of support for the workers.