Georgia state leaders, including Gov. Kemp and Sen. Payne, visited National Guard troops at the southern border to show support, especially during the holiday season.

President Biden commuted the federal death sentences of 37 inmates, including two from Georgia, while differentiating from cases of terrorism or mass murder.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee recommends improvements for correctional facilities, focusing on safety, fairness and support for staff and inmates, including mental health services and technology to block contraband.

Georgia Senator Greg Dolezal plans to reintroduce a resolution for the Senate Special Committee on Investigations after a court disqualified DA Fani Willis from a Trump case, citing impropriety.

Theresa Austin-Gibbons is the new interim Commissioner of Atlanta's ADOLES, following John Flanagan's impactful tenure, as the city progresses in workforce development and employment programs.

Defeated candidate Andrew Bell is suing state and local officials in Georgia, challenging the outcome of the DeKalb County Commission District 3 runoff election.

Georgia GOP electors officially cast their votes for Trump amid contrasts to the tumult of 2020, cementing his victory and signaling the party's ongoing strength in the state.

Governor Kemp of Georgia announced the High Demand Career List, designed to align education and workforce training with market needs, promoting economic growth and high-potential career paths for Georgians.

The Fayetteville Police Department received a $27,738.72 grant from the GOHS to improve traffic enforcement within the Metro Atlanta Traffic Enforcement Network, covering various safety initiatives.

Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat will pay $43,000 for campaign finance violations from his 2020 election, including not reporting expenditures and undisclosed business interests.

Senator Greg Dolezal praised the University System of Georgia for removing DEI requirements from admissions and hiring, aligning with his stance against ideological affirmations.

Atlanta receives over $3 million from the EPA to fund its EcoFleet ATL program, aiming to reduce emissions by introducing electric vehicles and charging stations.

The Senate Study Committee on Access to Affordable Childcare in Georgia has proposed recommendations to improve childcare affordability, including tax credits and workforce support.