Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff is touring Georgia to support Vice President Harris's presidential campaign, including rallies and receptions to muster votes in the key state.

The Senate committee in Georgia met to discuss forestry innovation, including the ReWOOD initiative and sustainable practices post-Hurricane Helene, aiming to evolve the state's forestry sector.

Atlanta's Inspector General Shannon Manigault defends the OIG's investigatory tactics against claims of overreach and affirms no infringement on rights occurred.

The Georgia Senate aims to discuss firearm storage in its fourth committee meeting and invites the public and press to either attend in person or watch a live stream online.

Henry County's elections director, Ameika Banks, resigned after an internal review found procedural violations; Leigh Phillips steps in as the interim director.

Georgia's Governor has suspended Thomson Mayor Benjamin Cranford after charges of providing alcohol to prisoners. Cranford, denying wrongdoing, was arrested following a GBI investigation.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee met at the Sunbelt Ag Expo Center to discuss the preservation of the state's farmland and consider solar alternatives.

State Sen. Chuck Payne is touring North Georgia Pre-K classrooms to promote literacy and early education, visiting various schools to read to children and support early learning.

Georgia residents face a deadline to register to vote for the November 5 election, with eligibility requirements and various registration methods outlined.

A report indicates Georgia's Muslim voters are withdrawing support from Harris and Trump due to their stance on Israel, while political efforts to woo working-class votes and address voter access issues continue.

Georgia lawmakers are set to discuss disaster mitigation and resilience strategies at a joint meeting in Savannah, accessible to the public and via live stream.

Senator Ed Harbison will honor the late Richard H. Smith by naming a local interchange after him on October 8th, recognizing Smith's public service legacy.

The Cobb County Board of Elections is challenging new State Election Board rules in court, citing concerns over legality, reasonableness, and election integrity.