Courtney English appointed as Atlanta's Interim Chief of Staff, will oversee legislative agenda and key city departments, building on his successes in education and crime reduction.

Snellville Police launches Operation Southern Slowdown to combat speeding with multistate law enforcement from July 14-20, targeting speed-related accidents and fatalities.

Georgia lawmakers pass a budget prioritizing education and public safety without tax increases and approve a bill providing tax relief for veteran's military retirement pay.

Senator Mallow will attend the Pups Day Out Youth Football Camp closing, present an award to Nolan Smith Jr., and support the event combining sports, mentorship, and academics.

McIntosh County is receiving a $60 million cold storage facility by Ti Cold and Karis Cold, set to create jobs and boost local economy, with Georgia Governor Kemp highlighting its significance.

Atlanta's new digital platform, Showcase Atlanta Vendor Directory, aims to help local small businesses gain visibility and opportunities during major events.

Georgia's tax collections increased by 4.1% in June, with a notable 12.5% rise in individual income tax revenue offset by a 10% drop in corporate tax collections.

Atlanta successfully handled large gatherings during the Fourth of July weekend, including the AJC Peachtree Road Race and FIFA Club World Cup 2025, with efficient emergency response.

Georgia's Governor Kemp names Dr. Dean Burke as the new Commissioner of the Department of Community Health, starting August 1, succeeding Russel Carlson.

Georgia's FY26 state budget of $38 billion emphasizes fiscal responsibility and investments in education, transportation, agriculture, and public safety.

Atlanta mourns Thomas G. Sampson Sr.'s passing, celebrated by Mayor Andre Dickens as a legal and civil rights advocate, as well as a mentor to Black attorneys.

Georgia Governor Kemp nominates Frank O'Connell as Chief Judge of the new Tax Court, highlighting his record at the Department of Revenue and bipartisan support for his confirmation.

Atlanta adjusts solid waste collection due to Independence Day; Friday pickups moved to Saturday, July 5. Regular schedule resumes Monday, July 7. Residents can use the city's resources for assistance.