State Senator Billy Hickman has been appointed to key educational and oversight committees in Georgia, indicating his commitment to student support, agriculture, and resource stewardship.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens responds to political violence in Minnesota with a message of solidarity and commitment to safety for elected officials and the community.

The Georgia Supreme Court is set to examine the dispute between Fulton County DA Willis and a state Senate committee over subpoenas concerning election interference investigations.

Georgia officials pass tax relief measures, reducing income tax rate from 5.39% to 5.19% and granting one-time refunds of up to $500 for eligible taxpayers.

Fayetteville City Council honored local law enforcement officers for their professional achievements and completion of advanced training at a recent council meeting.

The Rotary Club of North Cobb thanked the Mayor and Aldermen for supporting the Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival, which is a major fundraiser despite weather challenges.

Atlanta's Homelessness Task Force has released a final report detailing strategies to humanize and address the city's homelessness issue, including establishing a Mayor's Office of Homelessness.

The Athens-Clarke County government will begin ballot computation and canvassing for an election on June 17, with a focus on reconciling provisional ballots. This process is open to the public for transparency.

Stephanie Thompson is appointed as the new Municipal Court Judge for Athens-Clarke County, with a background in prosecuting misdemeanors in Hall County.

The Georgia Supreme Court partially invalidated new election rules set by the State Election Board, aligning with a lower court's ruling that found them unconstitutional and void.

Truett McConnell University's president is on leave amid an investigation into the alleged mishandling of sexual abuse claims against a former administrator. An interim president has been appointed while the investigation proceeds.

Georgia's GOP voted to block Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger from running as a Republican, citing his refusal to challenge the 2020 election results.

Former Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill announced his bid for U.S. Congress in Georgia's 5th District on his podcast, despite a controversial past and a conviction for civil rights violations.