The Georgia House has created a subcommittee to guide reforms in the state's troubled prison system, addressing issues like understaffing and lack of mental health resources.

The Butts County Board of Commissioners is seeking a new Facilities Maintenance Director to manage the construction, maintenance, and repair of county facilities.

S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed Georgia's 'AAA with a stable outlook' credit rating, reflecting the state's strong fiscal management and budgetary foresight.

The Joint House and Senate Committee on Licensing Issues in Georgia will hold its second meeting to tackle the complexities of professional licensing regulations.

Sen. Nikki Merritt will hold a press conference on the future of AP African American Studies in Georgia schools, following the Superintendent's ban on the course.

Sen. Jason Anavitarte announced funding for a new access road at Paulding Northwest Atlanta Regional Airport, as part of Georgia's infrastructure improvements.

Georgia Senator Jason Anavitarte released a statement mourning the passing of Charles “Chuck” Bloodworth, a respected public servant with a distinguished career in the military and law enforcement.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is investing $5.5 million in airport upgrades in Middle Georgia, with potential economic benefits highlighted by State Senate's President pro tempore, John F. Kennedy.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens praised President Biden's positive impact on Atlanta and the country, highlighting Biden's commitment to working-class issues and lauding him as an extraordinary American leader and friend.

Kamala Harris has intensified her presidential campaign efforts in Georgia, garnering support from prominent Democrats and addressing key issues like student debt and gun violence during visits.

Georgia Democrats filed a lawsuit against a law allowing unlimited campaign donations, challenging its constitutionality and fairness ahead of legislative races.

The Athens-Clarke County Election Board proposes moving Precinct 7A's polling place to a new location and invites public commentary at an upcoming meeting.

Sen. Blake Tillery applauds GDOT for fast-tracking the US-1/State Route 4 bypass in southeast Georgia, shortening the timeline by four years, with a $26.6 million investment to enhance local transportation.