Senator Elena Parent of Georgia is advocating for policy reforms to address maternal health issues, referencing the delayed medical procedure faced by resident Avery Davis Bell.

Georgia lawmakers demand federal border security action after Minelys Zoe Rodriguez-Ramirez's murder, pointing to immigration status of the suspect charged with kidnapping.

SOLARCYCLE is investing $62 million to expand solar panel recycling in Polk County, Georgia, creating 640 jobs and processing up to 10 million panels annually.

The Georgia Senate Subcommittee on Disaster Mitigation and Resilience holds its first meeting in Newnan to discuss the state's response to natural disasters.

Sen. Russ Goodman appeals to USDA for extended indemnity coverage for Georgia counties hit by Hurricane Helene, citing $3 billion in crop losses and $6.4 billion in total damages.

Cobb County voters received incorrect polling location information for the upcoming election, affecting two precincts. Officials are working to correct and communicate the right information.

Vice President Harris appeals to moderate Republicans and independents, causing concern among progressive supporters who feel left behind by her inclusive strategy.

Atlanta's Senate Committee on Urban Affairs discusses community association governance and the Sapelo Island incident under Sen. Donzella James’ lead.

Senator JD Vance rallied early voters in Atlanta, focusing on early voting confidence, border control, energy policies, and the state's close election race.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis faces Republican challenger Courtney Kramer in the upcoming election. Willis champions enhancements for domestic violence victims, while Kramer focuses on accountability and vows to recuse from the Trump case if elected.

Doug Emhoff has been campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia, as she competes with Trump in the state polls. Supporters are actively canvassing to ensure voter turnout.

A Republican Fulton County election board member, Julie Adams, is appealing a court order to participate in certifying election results, highlighting the politicization of this formerly procedural duty.

A special election is underway for Atlanta's District 3 At-Large City Council seat, with five candidates vying to replace Keisha Waites, who resigned to pursue another role. Fundraising and voter engagement are high for the short term ending in 2025.