Senate Bill 145, aimed at adding a sixth judge to the Augusta Judicial Circuit, received unanimous support from the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee.

Sen. Hickman will celebrate Georgia Reads Day at the State Capitol, honoring literacy advocates and READBowl winners with guests invited to join the public event.

Georgia Senators Harrell and Parent introduced "Donna's Law" for a voluntary firearm "no sell" list to curb suicides, allowing self-addition to the NICS.

The City of Atlanta clarified that actions taken after Inspector General Manigault's departure, such as disabling her access and securing files, were standard procedures, not a raid.

Georgia lawmakers are midway through the 2025 session, passing bills for legal system overhaul, tax relief, and childcare tax credits. SB 68 targets lawsuit reform, SB 52 assists timberland owners, and SB 89 expands child tax credits.

The Georgia Senate passed tort reform bill SB 68 to reduce litigation costs, as advocated by Senate President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy. Critics are concerned about access to justice.

Georgia's Sen. Orrock and Rep. Westbrook to unveil a bill challenging the funding of anti-abortion centers accused of spreading misleading health info.

Duracell announces a new Global R&D Headquarters in Atlanta, investing $56 million and creating 110 jobs, with support from local and state officials.

Scott Keith has been promoted to Superintendent of the Northwest RSAT, effective March 1, 2025, after a 20-year career with the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Sen. Ossoff criticized the Trump administration for denying Georgia's request to extend federal aid for Hurricane Helene cleanup, while Gov. Kemp plans to use state funds to cover costs.

The Clayton County Board of Commissioners has announced a Special Called Meeting to consider opting out of House Bill 581, inviting public participation.

Georgia reports a record-high $53.1 billion in exports for 2024, a 6.4% increase over the previous year, outperforming the national average. Governor Kemp credits strategic investments and job creators for this growth.

Lawrenceville City Council unanimously approves an annexation proposal to incorporate nearly 19,000 residents from unincorporated areas, promising efficient services without raising the millage rate.