Trump claimed to have "saved" HBCUs, specifically Clark Atlanta University, but the university stated they weren't "saved" by his administration's funding.

Gabriel Sanchez, a Gen Z candidate, won the Democratic primary for Georgia's House District 42 seat, indicating the growing influence of young voters in the state's political scene.

Atlanta will conduct an ethics training for 150 senior leaders as part of Mayor Dickens' efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in government.

Malicious attempts were made to cancel voter registrations of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Secretary Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, despite new portal security measures.

Vice President Harris and former President Trump held rival campaign rallies at Georgia State University, drawing thousands and showcasing their political strategies and alliances.

Atlanta Mayor Dickens approved task force recommendations to address federal HOPWA fund changes, collaborating with city officials and stakeholders to ensure continued support for persons with HIV/AIDS.

Milton's City Council will discuss the city's millage rate, hemp sales regulations, and municipal court enhancements in a series of meetings on Monday, with opportunities for public participation.

Sen. Greg Dolezal heads the new Georgia Senate Committee on Women's Sports to maintain 'sanctity' in female athletics, addressing the issue of transgender participation.

Sen. Raphael Warnock and Sen. Elizabeth Warren are introducing a bill for 3 million new housing units, funded by increased estate taxes, amid opposition.

Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign reported a $310 million fundraising haul in July, signaling strong support as she becomes the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Georgia is partnering with Power the Polls to recruit poll workers for the upcoming presidential elections, emphasizing the need for volunteers to manage polling stations and the importance of training for preparedness.

Georgia officials fixed a glitch on a new voter registration cancellation website that exposed personal data including Social Security and driver's license information.

Georgia legislators, including Senator Larry Walker, actively work in summer study committees on state licensing efficiencies and forest resource potentials, preparing ground for future policies.