Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches Showcase Atlanta, an initiative aiming to leverage major events like the FIFA World Cup 2026 and Super Bowl 2028 to benefit local businesses and citizens.

Senator Donzella James received the PAALA Lifetime Achievement Award from AWLO for her service and promotion of African-American interests in Georgia.

Over 1.4 million Georgia residents have voted early, as campaigns intensify and Vice President Harris rallies voters, while experts discuss early voting trends.

DeKalb County files a petition against Georgia State Election Board's new rules; a judge blocks them as unlawful, and the RNC objects, indicating a legal and political dispute.

State Senator Steve Gooch will host a school safety roundtable at the University of North Georgia to discuss educational environments' security and students' mental health.

U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan announces measures to uphold election integrity for the 2024 general election, including a designated District Election Officer to handle voting issues in Georgia.

The Senate Subcommittee on Homeowners Associations in Georgia will convene for a second meeting to discuss HOA compliance with state laws and implications for residents' rights.

Georgia Senator Donzella James welcomes a court ruling that suspended a state ballot hand-count mandate, citing voter inconvenience and unnecessary expense.

Gov. Brian Kemp announces 107 appointments to Georgia's state entities, focusing on diverse expertise, including healthcare, crime prevention, and economic development.

The Senate Study Committee on AI in Georgia is meeting to address AI's impact on the economy and society, focusing on consumer protection and preventing harm.

A Fulton County judge ruled that Georgia election results must be certified, rejecting arguments allowing discretion in certifying questionable results.

Early voting begins in Georgia for a crucial election cycle, with predictions of active participation and emphasis on logistical preparation and voter rights.

Senator Derek Mallow criticized Georgia Senate Bills 202 and 189 for leading to voter challenges in Bryan County, deeming the outcome undemocratic and urging repeal of the laws.