South Fulton City Council approves a new policy requiring pre-approval for international travel by officials after controversy over Mayor Kamau's trips.

The DeKalb County Board of Ethics will meet on April 17, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., at 178 Sams Street, Decatur, GA, to discuss ethics-related administrative business and a case involving Sammy Gilstrap and Naomi Verelien.

Union City's Water Utility Division will close on April 11 for staff training, reopening April 14. Residents can use night deposit or online/phone services for bill payments.

Three candidates have launched campaigns for Atlanta City Council, focusing on issues like public safety, economic equality, and government transparency.

Atlanta rapper Killer Mike was honored with a Senate resolution by Sen. Kenya Wicks for his contributions to music, community service, and economic empowerment through his digital banking platform, Greenwood.

Newton County is preparing for Older American's Month with events like the annual Chairman/Mayor's Walk on May 2, promoting positive perspectives on aging and community engagement among seniors.

Georgia reported a 7% rise in net tax revenue in March, totaling $2.5 billion, with individual income tax up by 13.2% and corporate income tax down by 8.3%.

The 2025 Georgia legislative session ended with several bills passed, including the Georgia Survivor Justice Act, tax credit expansion, and school safety measures, while others, like speed camera regulation and panic alert systems, failed.

Georgia's Senate Bill 93, designed to improve literacy education based on scientific approaches, awaits the governor's signature after passing the General Assembly.

Flock Safety opens a new manufacturing facility in Smyrna, Georgia, expected to create 210 jobs and invest $10 million, enhancing public safety through advanced technology.

The Georgia Senate adopted a resolution, sponsored by Sen. Billy Hickman, to address teacher shortages and boost the K-12 workforce through various strategies and stakeholder collaboration.

Georgia's Senate Bill 241, allowing human remains to be turned into soil, has cleared its final legislative hurdle and awaits Governor Kemp's signature.

Atlanta's MOSR celebrates Earth Month with events and initiatives set to bolster climate resilience including a $85,000 Youth Climate Action Fund and a focus on sustainability practices.